Australia
Adélaïde et Kangaroo Island
Wine country, festival city and Australia's Galápagos
About Adelaide & Kangaroo Island
Adelaide is one of Australia's most underrated cities — a graceful, walkable capital ringed by parklands, with a thriving festival, food and arts scene. It is also the gateway to some of the world's greatest wine country.
A short flight or ferry away lies Kangaroo Island — a wild, undeveloped sanctuary where sea lions doze on white-sand beaches, koalas drowse in the eucalypts, and dramatic coastal rock formations have earned it the nickname 'Australia's Galápagos'.
What to See
Highlights
Barossa & McLaren Vale
Two of Australia's most famous wine regions — Shiraz country with cellar doors, long lunches and fifth-generation winemakers.
Remarkable Rocks & Admirals Arch
Surreal granite boulders sculpted by wind and sea on Kangaroo Island's wild south coast.
Seal Bay Conservation Park
Walk the beach among a wild colony of endangered Australian sea lions with an expert ranger.
Adelaide Central Market
150 years of South Australia's best produce, cheese, seafood and coffee under one roof.
For Your Group
Signature Experiences
- Barossa Valley winery tour with vineyard lunch
- Kangaroo Island wildlife day with sea lion encounter
- Adelaide Hills artisan food and wine trail
- Hahndorf historic German village visit
- Swim with wild dolphins at Glenelg
When to Visit
March to May and September to November — mild, sunny days ideal for wine country and Kangaroo Island wildlife.
Plan a Tour to Adelaide & Kangaroo IslandKeep Exploring
Other Regions in Australia
Sydney & New South Wales
Australia's iconic harbour city, beaches and the Blue Mountains
Uluru & The Red Centre
The spiritual heart of the continent
Great Barrier Reef & Queensland
The world's largest living structure
Melbourne & Victoria
Australia's culture capital and the Great Ocean Road
Tasmania
Wild, remote and uncompromisingly beautiful
Darwin & Kakadu National Park
Tropical Top End wilderness and 65,000 years of culture