Category: Visit South Australia

Photo by Michael Coghlan Licence CC2.0 Kapunda is considered as the oldest mining town of Australia. Why? Because this town came into establishment in the year 1839. The establishment of this town took place after the discovery of significant copper deposits in this area. This town is situated on the Light River Continue Reading

Photo by Laurent Licence CC2.0 Coorong National Park is one protected area of South Australia. It is located at a distance of 156 kilometers south east of Adelaide. This national park came into establishment on the first day of 1966. A very interesting fact lies in regard to the name of this Continue Reading

Naracoorte Caves National Park is a national park located near Naracoorte. It is situated in the Limestone Coast Tourist region in the south east Australia. Officially, this national park was recognized in the year 1994. It is well known for its extensive and remarkable fossil record. Interestingly, this site was Continue Reading

Photo by thinboyfatter Licence CC2.0 Clare Valley is located in South Australia. It is situated at a distance of 100 kilometers north of the Adelaide City Centre. This city is highly recognized as the wine region of South Australia. Reason – it comprises of the Valley Wine Region which carry out Continue Reading

Photo by Peter Priday Licence CC2.0 The Flinders Ranges are the largest ranges of South Australia. These ranges start about at a range of 200 kilometers north of Adelaide. The ranges stretch wide for over 430 kilometers from the Port Pirie to Lake Callabona. One remarkable thing about these ranges is Continue Reading

The beautiful Adelaide Hills are a part of the Mount Lofty Ranges. The attraction is located on the east of the city of Adelaide. These beautiful hills are one of the most mesmerizing spots of South Australia. Why? Because these hills are rich in everything – rich as to culture, rich Continue Reading

The Gawler Ranges are beautiful and stony hills of South Australia. These ranges are located to the north of the Eyre Peninsula. These ranges came into establishment in the year 1839. They were named after George Gawler, the Governor of Australia by Edward John Eyre. These ranges are amazingly beautiful Continue Reading

Image by Michael Coghlan Licence CC2.0 The Yorke Peninsula is one of the famous tourist spots of Australia. It is situated in the north-west and west of Adelaide in the Southern Australia. This peninsula is situated in between the Spencer gulf on the west and the Gulf St. Vincent in the east. Continue Reading

The Murray River and the Murraylands Region are two magnificent spots of South Australia. The Murray River is no alien to anyone. It is the longest river of Australia. Why? Because this river measures up to huge 2,508 kilometers in length. This river rises in the Australian Alps.  Amusingly, this Continue Reading