Things to do in Adelaide, Tourist Attractions Adelaide, Sightseeing

Adelaide’s Attractions
Kangaroo Island:
	It takes 45 minutes to reach Kangaroo Island from Adelaide through sea link. It is a shelter to various Australian species. Kangaroos, Tammar wallabies, Little penguins, New Zealand Fur seals, Koalas, wallabies, kangaroos, Koalas and Ospreys are few species that can be seen here. Beautiful beaches and serene coastline makes this island as a perfect place to relax and get close to the nature. Accommodation facilities are also available if you want to spend a night or two to relax here. You will get a guide who can introduce you with every corner of the island. All you need to do is relax and enjoy.
Barossa Valley:
	Barossa valley is a major wine-producing region of Australia. Situated at the distance of 56kms from Adelaide the valley is famous for creating finest quality of wine worldwide. Beautiful green fields filled with grapes plants, are worth visiting. Red wines, fortified wines and robust white wines are produced here. Enchanting Beauty of the valley has inspired the art work of many artists in past few years.
Murray River:
	Murray River is the longest river of Australia and third longest after Amazon and Nile rivers. Beauty that it possesses is one of its kinds. It is the major source of domestic water supply in Adelaide. You can take a river boat here and enjoy the picturesque and peaceful surroundings of the metropolis. Enjoy your full day trip hither and get mesmerized by the charming fencing environment.
Coorong wilderness:
	Blessed with untamed beauty and variety of wild life, Coorong makes a perfect place for adventure seekers and wild life admirers. This place is a perfect example of timeless portraitures of nature. Enjoy lying back on the golden beaches or get the opportunity of witnessing the most dangerous safaris, everything is possible here. Coorong is a compact version of fun. You can even spend few days hither at resorts that are intentionally made to promote more and more tourism.
National Parks:
	Australians have astute of wildlife. Here you will find legion of wild life parks and reserves. Belair National Park, Warrawong Park and Cleland Park are the most preferably visited national parks that are located within the territory of Adelaide. Belair National Park is the oldest and the largest park of Australia and has numerous varieties of Australian fauna.
Beaches:
	Adelaide is darned with most clean and sandy beaches. Always filled with locals, visitors and tourists, these beaches are perfect for water sports like- surfing, swimming, scuba diving, sailing and snorkel. The most famous and most popular is that at Glenelg. Perfect scenery for clicking your memories of life time. Surrounded by many cafes, bars and motels, this place is a perfect spot to loosen up yourself.