Adelaide, Australia

Where in the World Are We?

We are in Adelaide, Australia.

ADELAIDE, AUSTRALIA
The City of Churches and Coastal Charm

Adelaide, the capital of South Australia, is a vibrant city known for its elegant architecture, lush parklands, and relaxed lifestyle. Often called the “City of Churches,” it boasts a rich cultural heritage alongside a thriving modern arts scene. The city center is easy to explore, with wide streets and green spaces like the Adelaide Botanic Garden offering a peaceful escape.
Food lovers flock to the Adelaide Central Market, a bustling hub of fresh produce and gourmet delights. For beach enthusiasts, Glenelg Beach is a must-visit, just a short tram ride from the CBD, perfect for swimming, sunset walks, and seaside dining. Sports fans can experience the iconic Adelaide Oval, where cricket and AFL matches come alive, or take the adventurous RoofClimb for panoramic views.

Adelaide is also the gateway to world-class wine regions such as Barossa Valley and McLaren Vale, making it ideal for day trips. Festivals like WOMADelaide and the Adelaide Fringe transform the city into a cultural hotspot, attracting visitors from around the globe.

With its blend of history, nature, and modern attractions, Adelaide offers something for everyone—whether you’re seeking fine dining, outdoor adventures, or simply a laid-back coastal escape. Glenelg Beach is one of Adelaide’s most beloved coastal destinations, offering a perfect blend of relaxation and vibrant seaside charm. Located just a short tram ride from the city center, this sandy stretch is ideal for swimming, sunbathing, and enjoying stunning sunsets over the Gulf St Vincent. The lively Jetty Road precinct adds to the appeal with its array of cafés, restaurants, and boutique shops, making it a great spot for both casual strolls and dining experiences. Visitors can also explore the historic Glenelg tram, take a dolphin cruise, or simply unwind at the Moseley Beach Club during summer for a laid-back, resort-style vibe.

Excursion – Historic Handorf & Adelaide Hills.

We discovered the Old World beauty and charm of southern Australia during this memorable, half-day excursion to historic Handorf.
Mt. Lofty Lookout
We departed the pier for a short orientation drive through Adelaide City before ascending the 2,300-foot-high Mt. Lofty. Upon arrival at the Mt. Lofty Lookout, take in superb panoramic vistas (weather permitting) over the city center.

After our our photo stop here, we re-boarded our coach and continued into the countryside, passing by the market gardens and orchards of theAdelaide Hills to Handorf.

Handorf & Free Time
Acclaimed as the best-known and most interesting town in this region, the German-style village of Handorf was settled by
Prussian Lutheran emigrants in 1839; today, it graces numerous postcards due to its charm and history. Magnificent chestnut
and elm trees line Handorf’s main street, which features original buildings that have been carefully restored to their original
glory. Upon arrival, free time is made available for you to browse and photograph the village’s many charming craft shops,
restaurants, and boutiques at your leisure.

Countryside Drive

Dinner was in The Alantide Restauant