Top South Australia Nature Walks

Experience the natural landscape of South Australia on a walk through Wilpena Pound, or “the meeting place of bent fingers” in the language of its Aboriginal Adnyamathanha people. In addition to pointing out wildlife often missed by visitors, your guide provides information about the history of the Adnyamathanha people and the European settlement of their land. Morning and afternoon departure times are available to fit your schedule.

Coffin Bay oysters are some of the best in South Australia and this guided tour offers a completely unique experience. Wade out into the water to watch the oysters being harvested, learn all about oyster farming from the farmers, and have a go at shucking oysters. Finish by tasting fresh-from-the-ocean Pacific and Angasi Oysters, accompanied by a glass of Champagne or a delicious seafood platter (depending on tour option selected).

Discover the dunes, lagoons, beaches, and birdlife of Coorong National Park on an adventure cruise from Goolwa, complete with guided walks on the Younghusband Peninsula and Cattle Point. Learn about flora, fauna, traditional Indigenous lifestyles, and contemporary water management as you explore this unusual ecosystem. Along the way, enjoy a cold lunch with tea and coffee, with afternoon tea served as you cruise back past the dunes to Goolwa.

The Flinders Chase National Park lies along the western tip of Kangaroo Island and is home to some of the island’s most memorable landmarks. On this full-day tour, visit the sea lion colony of Cape du Couedic, admire views of the Remarkable Rocks and Admirals Arch, enjoy a delicious picnic lunch, and look out for wild kangaroos in the Kelly Hill Conservation Park.

Take in the spectacular views of the city and coastline from Mount Lofty Summit, Adelaide's highest peak Wind your way through the villages of Crafers, Stirling, Aldgate and Bridgewater Explore the main street of Hahndorf, sample local produce and check out the local arts and crafts Enjoy afternoon tea or a traditional German beer tasting at the popular Hahndorf Inn

If you’re travelling between Adelaide and Melbourne, don’t miss out on the landbased treasures in between the two cities. Instead, opt for a 2-day tour via the Great Ocean Road and Grampians National Park, ideal for travelers wanting to see more of Australia. Hike to waterfalls and lookout points in Grampians National Park, marvel at the Twelve Apostles on the Great Ocean Road, observe koalas in Kennett River, and explore the town of Apollo Bay. Accommodation, entrance fees, hotel pickup, and select meals are included.

Join our 'Mountains to Shipwrecks tour and experience the vast mountain landscapes of the Grampians National Park and the rugged shipwreck coast of the Great Ocean Road. Begin your journey from Adelaide and travel from the Vines to the Mountains and Waterfalls of the Grampians National Park. After spending night deep within the National Park you will make your way to the awe inspiring 12 Apostles and the Shipwreck Coast of the Great Ocean Road. Explore Loch Ard Gorge and the morning light at the 12 Apostles. Your journey continues through an ancient rainforest, quaint coastal townships and stunning cliff top views as you make your way through to Melbourne.