Australia

South Australia is centrally located within easy access to both the East and West Coasts as well as being on the direct flight routes to Alice Springs,  Darwin and the South East Asian ports.

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For more information visit www.southaustralia.com

South Australia

Adelaide, with a population of just over a million, is the capital of the State of South Australia.

Discover the secrets of South Australia's twelve tourism regions - from the whale watching hot spots on the Eyre Peninsula and the stunning Outback in the Far North, to the  Barossa Valley wineries and the wildlife wonderland of  Kangaroo Island. Secrets of South Australia.

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For the Secrets of South Australia visit www.southaustralia.com

Adelaide

Adelaide's Airports are conveniently located close to the CBD.

For more information visit www.southaustralia.com

See map opposite.  For directions visit www.whereis.com.au

South Australian Tourism Commission Booth - T1 Adelaide Airport

The South Australian Tourism Commission information desk within T1 is the perfect starting point for your visit to South Australia. The friendly staff know the airport and SA inside and out and can help you with your query or helpplan your perfect holiday, be it a day trip, a weekend or much longer. From the Riverland to Kangaroo Island and everywhere in between, you’ll find out all you need to know to inspire your next adventure in South Australia.

Weather

South Australia has a climate quite similar to many Mediterranean countries however our seasons are the converse to those of the Northern Hemisphere.

Spring: September to November
Summer: December to February
Autumn: March to May
Winter: June to August

Adelaide's Weather Chart

Average temperature (Celsius), Rainfall (mm)