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South Australia

South Australia is known as a state of festivals and of fine wine. More than half of Australia's wines are produced here. This is also the best place for those who are looking for contact with nature such as whale watching, canoeing and horse riding.

Some of the many upcoming events and festivals in Adelaide include:

Adelaide Fringe Festival, 27 February - 22 March
Now an annual event, the Adelaide Fringe is renowned for fresh ideas, risk, imagination, spontaneity and fun. The Fringe has
grown into the biggest arts festival in the country, on a world scale is eclipsed only by the Edinburgh festival.
Clipsal 500 19-22 March
The showcase event of the V8 Supercar Championship Series calendar. Motor racing’s legendary Murray Walker has called
it the world’s greatest touring car event. It’s a four-day festival of motor racing and music with an atmosphere that simply
can’t be beaten.
International Rugby Sevens 3 - 5 April
Sixteen countries, three days, one big rugby festival. International Rugby Sevens Adelaide is like no other event.
Oakbank Easter Racing Carnival 11 & 13 April
The renowned Easter Adelaide Hills picnic-style horseracing event, featuring the famous steeple chase.
Tastes of the Outback, 17- 26 April
Outback pubs and country-style cafés present a long weekend of fabulous food, wine and entertainment that includes guided
bush walks, astronomy tours, art exhibitions, live music and outdoor cinema.
Clare Gourmet Weekend 2 - 3 May
South Australia’s acclaimed chefs and winemakers bring the Clare Valley’s cellar doors alive with fine food, wine tasting,
music and themed dinners.
McLaren Vale Sea & Vines Festival, 7 - 8 June
An indulgent weekend of fresh seafood, live music and world class McLaren Vale wines.
Adelaide Cabaret Festival, 5 – 20 June
The Adelaide Cabaret Festival captures the whole gamut of cabaret with artists from all over Australia and the world.

	Adelaide
	Adelaide is capital of South Australia State and is famous for its numerous festivals and wine. Adelaide is also known as a 20 minute city what means, that it is possible to visit the city with easy short walks. More info>

	Adelaide Hills
	Located only 20 minutes from Adelaide's central business district, the Adelaide Hills provide a wonderfully refreshing change from the pace of the city. More info>

	Barossa
	It's the wine capital of Australia, a place where you can get a real taste for the finer things in life. But if you're thinking that it all sounds a bit highbrow, think again. More info>

	Clare Valley
	If you're after an authentic slice of country Australia, look no further than the Clare Valley. This place is home to a working rural community, who uphold traditions that have been passed down through the generations. More info>

	Eyre Peninsula
	Along this coastal expanse, you'll see sheltered coves and bays that are perfect for fishing, secluded beaches, and stunning cliff faces that provide the perfect vantage point for spotting giant whales. More info>

	Fleurieu Peninsula
	It's a paradise for divers and snorkellers, with dramatic shipwrecks and stunning marine life, including the famed Leafy Seadragon. And it's alive with vibrant and creative festivals, events and art. More info>

	Flinders Ranges and Outback
	The Flinders Ranges and Outback provide a dramatic departure from the hectic pace of big cities, but it's surprisingly accessible. And once there, you'll experience things that make home look boring. More info>

	Kangaroo Island
	It's an island seven times the size of Singapore. It's a microcosm of different landscapes and environments, with desert dunes, stunning beaches, forests, farmlands, and native wildlife in the wild. More info>

	Limestone Coast
	Forged over 26 million years by the primal forces of the ocean and the movement of tectonic plates, the Limestone Coast has been perfectly sculpted into a natural holiday playground. More info>

	Murray River
	South Australia's section of the beautiful Murray River contains plenty of water for you to enjoy a river holiday, despite current low rainfalls throughout Australia. More info>

	Yorke Peninsula
	Renowned for their cruisy atmosphere and laidback lifestyle, the beaches of Yorke Peninsula are great places to go swimming, surfing, fishing or on a family picnic. More info>