Our First Nations tour guide will lead you on this private interactive tour of the stunning Adelaide Botanic Gardens.Learn about the history of the location, its cultural significance and the native plants that Kaurna Country has to offer!
Take a private walk through the beautiful and historic Adelaide Botanic Gardens with our very own Aboriginal tour guide. Be exposed to the stunning gardens in this interactive tour where you will learn about the historical and cultural significance of one of Adelaide's premier tourist locations. You will even have the opportunity to explore all the native plants that Kaurna Yerta has to offer!
What to Bring
Please be prepared with suitable attire, including hat, sunscreen and umbrella (if required). Bring your own water bottle and water.
Accessibility
This tour requires a low level of fitness. The walking route will cover a distance of approximately 1.2kms, and will involve walking on a combination of concrete paths and natural terrain. An accessible route is also available for wheelchair and mobility aid users.
Our Aboriginal tour guide will lead you on this interactive private tour of the stunning Warriparinga Grounds and Wetlands.Learn about the history of the location and its traditional cultural significance.
This tour will take you on a private walk around the stunning Warriparinga Wetlands and the Living Kaurna Cultural Centre. You will have the opportunity to gain a deeper insight into the historical and cultural significance of the site, learning about the traditional Kaurna uses for the area. Our experienced tour guides will offer to answer any of your questions while they escort you through a range of stops.
What to Bring
Please be prepared with suitable attire, including hat, sunscreen and umbrella (if required). Bring your own water bottle and water.
Accessibility
This tour requires a low level of fitness. The walking route will cover a distance of approximately 1km and will involve walking on grass and concrete/gravel paths. This route and venue is accessible for wheelchair and mobility aid users.
Our First Nations tour guide will lead you on this private interactive tour of the Tjilbruke Monument and Spring Site. Walk with us and learn of one of Kaurna's most significant stories - the Tjilbruke Dreaming.
Join us on a private walk along the coastline and journey through one of Kaurna's most significant creation stories - the Tjilbruke Dreaming. Through exploring the Tjilbruke Monument and Spring Site with an Aboriginal guide, you'll gain a deeper understanding of the powerful and tragic story of Tjilbruke, an ancestor of cultural lore. Together on Country, learn how this story shaped important Kaurna fauna and landscape features, along with unpacking the significance of the lived relationship between Kaurna people, land and sea.
What to Bring
Please be prepared with suitable attire, including hat, sunscreen and umbrella (if required). Bring your own water bottle and water.
Accessibility
This tour requires a moderate level of fitness. Participants will be required to walk up approximately 100 steps, with an elevation gain of 25 metres. This experience will also involve walking through uneven natural terrains, including dirt paths and over tree/plant roots. Unfortunately, there are no accessible facilities available on site, and it is not suitable for wheelchair or mobility aid users.
Our Aboriginal tour guide will lead you on this interactive tour of the Adelaide CBD. Learn about the history of the location, its cultural significance and everything that Kaurna Country has to offer!
Explore the heart of Adelaide (Tarndanya) through a First Nations perspective, walking and learning about the wonderful and tragic colonial history of our state's capital. We will visit prominent structures of power within the CBD, discussing South Australia's history. Walk together in the spirit or harmony and reconciliation as we learn about the significance of these locations to Kaurna culture.
Highlights
Participate in a traditional Smoking Ceremony during your experience.
Explore multiple sights of significance within the heart of Adelaide.
Immerse in the heritage of Kaurna culture.
Gain a deeper understanding of these locations through a First Nations lens.
What to Bring
* Comfortable walking shoes and comfortable clothing
* Water bottle
* Sunscreen
* Hat
* Umbrella
Please Note
This experience has a focus on Aboriginal history and truth-telling. By booking this experience, participants understand that some content may be sensitive or distressing to some.
Our Aboriginal tour guide will lead you on this private interactive tour of the Adelaide CBD. Learn about the history of the location, its cultural significance and everything that Kaurna Country has to offer!
Walk and learn some of the wonderful and tragic colonial history of our state's capital while visiting several sites in the heart of Adelaide and discover the city from a First Nations perspective. Visit prominent sites such as old and new Parliament Houses, Elder Park, and the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander War Memorialamong others while we walk together in the spirit of harmony and reconciliation.
What to Bring
Please be prepared with suitable attire, including hat, sunscreen and umbrella (if required). Bring your own water bottle and water.
Accessibility
This tour requires a low level of fitness. The walking route will cover a distance of approximately 1.2kms and will involve walking on concrete paths and gravel. An accessible route is also available for wheelchair and mobility aid users.
Our First Nations tour guide will lead you on this interactive tour of the stunning Adelaide Botanic Gardens. Learn about the history of the location, its cultural significance and the native plants that Kaurna Country has to offer!
Get to know the historical and cultural significance of the Adelaide Botanic Garden, one of Adelaide's premier tourist locations. As you embark on this interactive tour led by a First Nations guide, be exposed to the stunning gardens and abundance of native plants growing on Kaurna Yerta (Kaurna Country). Discover the Indigenous plants and their traditional uses, to learn about the significant connection between Aboriginal people and their Country.
Highlights
* Participate in a traditional Smoking or Ochre Ceremony to begin your experience.
* Stroll through one of Adelaide's top attractions on a scenic guided walk.
* Discover the incredible diversity of plants and fungi native to Kaurna Country while uncovering their fascinating backgrounds.
* Engage your senses as you touch, taste and smell native flora, guided by a local First Nations guide.
What to Bring
* Comfortable walking shoes and comfortable clothing
Our Aboriginal tour guide will lead you on this interactive tour of the stunning Warriparinga Grounds and Wetlands. Learn about the history of the location and its traditional cultural significance.
Join a local Aboriginal guide for an interactive and immersive walk through the stunning Warriparinga Wetlands, the site of the Tjilbruke Dreamtime Story. Stroll through the wetlands as your guide shares the history from a First Nations perspective. Discover the ancient artefacts on site, along with the local Indigenous plants, to understand the significant connection that Aboriginal people hold with Country.
Highlights
* Partake in a traditional Smoking or Ochre Ceremony to begin your experience.
* Stroll through the Warriparinga Wetlands, a hidden haven of natural beauty.
* Discover ancient Aboriginal artefacts, some dating back thousands of years.
* Immerse in the heritage of the Kaurna culture.
* Learn stories and wisdom passed down through generations, offering unique insights into Kaurna history and culture.
What to Bring
* Comfortable walking shoes and comfortable clothing
Adelaide Oval Stadium Tours take you behind closed doors where you'll discover hidden secrets and relive celebrated moments. Witness the unique integration of the Oval's iconic heritage blended seamlessly with world-class facilities.
Access restricted areas and experience the thunderous roar of the crowd as you take to the ground through the interactive player's race. See where some of the world's greatest bands have entertained sold-out crowds and step inside living history as you explore inside the iconic scoreboard.
Adelaide Oval Tours are led by expert Adelaide Oval Ambassadors who tell captivating tales of new and old. Each guide has their own unique stories and highlights to share - there's always a new experience waiting to be had!
While at the Oval, take time to wander through the famed Bradman Collection on loan from the State Library of South Australia. The Collection follows Sir Donald Bradman's progress from club cricketer to the international stage. It explores his major role in cricket administration and provides glimpses of the family man and all-round sportsman.
Languages
English
Others
All areas on the tour, with the exception of the heritage-listed scoreboard, are accessible by wheelchair and walking aids.
Inspired by the Australian way of life, Plaza Premium Lounge is the only airport lounge conveniently located in International Departures at Adelaide Airport and the perfect setting for both business and leisure travellers. We invite travellers to savour our selection of freshly prepared food and a range of beverages while relaxing by the bar, in the dining area or in our comfortable lounge chairs.
You'll also find everything a traveller needs to relax pre-flight, including showers to freshen up, convenient charging stations, and fast Wi-Fi, to help make the journey more enjoyable. Discover a new way to travel at Plaza Premium Lounge Adelaide!
Services and Facilities
Food and Beverage
Offers a wide array of dining delights
Vegetarian option available
Gluten-free option available
Complimentary coffee, tea and soft drinks
Complimentary selection of non-alcoholic beers and wine
Shower Room*
Reservations can be made at reception.
Complimentary amenity items include shower gel, shower cap,
This walking tour highlights the area around Victoria Square which was originally established with the intent of housing prominent government buildings.
Walk along and learn about a number of the impressive history of South Australia, some of its prominent and in some cases controversial characters as well as visit some of the notable infrastructures of this historical place. This walking tour features important infrastructure surrounding the central square of Adelaide including Law Courts, GPO, Treasury Building and Adelaide Town Hall and the stories behind the facades.
Focusing on the central square of Adelaide - Victoria Square and apart from amazing architecture, learn about the history, and stories relating to some of Autralia's earlier colonial inhabitants. On weekdays this tour offers the opportunity of entering some of these ex-government buildings to explore some of their spaces more closely.
Purchase tickets to Gorge Wildlife Parknear Adelaide CBD online here for an entertaining and family-friendly day out. This wildlife park is home to an array of exotic and native animals set out over 14 acres of leafy green terrain. The Gorge Wildlife Park has been operated by the same family since 1965and is well known across generations in Adelaide. Bring your little ones along to enjoy a koala cuddle or walk among the kangaroos in the paddock. There are also unique wildlife to learn about at the Gorge Wildlife Park including cheeky monkeys, lemurs, otters, meerkats and Alligators plus some Tasmanian devils, rainbow lorikeets, dingoes and more many creatures.
Check in for the sky high Adventure at the RoofClimb Centre located through South Gate entrance at Adelaide Oval, off War Memorial Drive. Once checked-in, a dedicated RoofClimb leader will take you through a 30 minute safety briefing and fit safety equipment including RoofClimb suit, audio equipment to hear commentary and harnesses. Any personal belongings can be stored in personal lockers for the duration of the experience, Cameras, GoPros and other items cannot be taken up for safety reasons. Sunglasses and prescription glasses can be taken on the experience, a tether will be provided to attach them.
Once your group is on the RoofClimb, you will spend up to 80 minutes walking across the Western stand shells, taking in the panoramic views before transcending across a link-bridge to the Riverbank Stand gantry. The group will continue our to a platform with rooftop seats, 164 feet (50metres) above the playing surface. The more adventurous can try a 'lean out' over the ground below or sit in the seats and take in the view. The experience concludes following views across the cityscape at the City view point and returning via the link bridge to the Western Stand to exit. Debriefing at the RoofClimb Centre, removing equipment (keeping your RoofClimb cap as a souvenir) and collecting belongings. Here you will receive your achievement certificate and printed group photo. Additional photos from the Climb can be viewed at the RoofClimb Centre and purchased (both printed or USB digital photo packs available).
Check in for the sky high Adventure at the RoofClimb Centre located through South Gate entrance at Adelaide Oval, off War Memorial Drive. Once checked-in, a dedicated RoofClimb leader will take you through a 30 minute safety briefing and fit safety equipment including RoofClimb suit, audio equipment to hear commentary and harnesses. Any personal belongings can be stored in personal lockers for the duration of the experience, Cameras, GoPros and other items cannot be taken up for safety reasons. Sunglasses and prescription glasses can be taken on the experience, a tether will be provided to attach them.
Once your group is on the RoofClimb, you will spend up to 80 minutes walking across the Western stand shells, taking in the panoramic views before transcending across a link-bridge to the Riverbank Stand gantry. The group will continue our to a platform with rooftop seats, 164 feet (50metres) above the playing surface. The more adventurous can try a 'lean out' over the ground below or sit in the seats and take in the view.
The experience concludes following views across the cityscape at the City view point and returning via the link bridge to the Western Stand to exit. Debriefing at the RoofClimb Centre, removing equipment (keeping your RoofClimb cap as a souvenir) and collecting belongings. Here you will receive your achievement certificate and printed group photo. Additional photos from the Climb can be viewed at the RoofClimb Centre and purchased (both printed or USB digital photo packs available).
Language
English
Meeting point
RoofClimb Centre, South Gate, War Memorial Drive
