AIRAANZ Conference 2018 - Host city: Adelaide
South Australia's capital is a charming, smaller-sized city and a reputation for some of the best food and dining experiences in the country. Adelaide not only has its own distinctive atmosphere and local highlights but also is privileged to be surrounded by multiple natural, wildlife and culinary attractions all within easily accessible distance from the city.
WEATHER
While the first week of February still can boast days of surprisingly high temperatures in Adelaide, the law of averages soon wins out, with temperatures settling to a 14°C minimum, 24°C maximum range without any of the humidity. CLICK HERE for Adelaide forecast.
TRANSPORT
Getting around Adelaide is very easy. If you don't wish to walk around the city (and it is quite feasible to do so), then you can take public transportation, taxis or even ride a bike!
Public transportation - Adelaide Metro, with a system of buses, trains and the Glenelg tram. There are free buses that run in the city during the day, which are handy for those wanting transport from their accommodation within the city's square mile or in the popular North Adelaide restaurant precinct to city based attractions. CLICK HERE for more information.
While the first week of February still can boast days of surprisingly high temperatures in Adelaide, the law of averages soon wins out, with temperatures settling to a 14°C minimum, 24°C maximum range without any of the humidity. CLICK HERE for Adelaide forecast.
TRANSPORT
Getting around Adelaide is very easy. If you don't wish to walk around the city (and it is quite feasible to do so), then you can take public transportation, taxis or even ride a bike!
Public transportation - Adelaide Metro, with a system of buses, trains and the Glenelg tram. There are free buses that run in the city during the day, which are handy for those wanting transport from their accommodation within the city's square mile or in the popular North Adelaide restaurant precinct to city based attractions. CLICK HERE for more information.
TOURIST DESTINATIONS
Discover Adelaide’s stunning beaches
Take a tram ride to Glenelg or visit Henley Beach or Semaphore. Hire a car and drive to beachside hot spots on the Fleurieu Peninsula such as Port Willunga, Normanville, Goolwa or Victor Harbor or jump across to gorgeous Kangaroo Island where pretty much any beach is perfect.
Visit the picturesque Adelaide Hills
The Adelaide Hills, barely a 20-minute drive from the city is a story-book pretty region. The drive itself is worth the time. Take a tour through the picturesque Adelaide Hills to the villages of Hahndorf, Stirling or Aldgate.
Tour Kangaroo Island
See Australian wildlife in abundance at Australia's fourth national icon, stunning Kangaroo Island. Walk amongst Australian Sea-lions at Seal Bay, hand feed kangaroos and wallabies or hold a koala. Explore the magnificent Remarkable Rocks, Admirals Arch, Kelly Hill Caves or Little Sahara sand dunes.
Visit the Adelaide Zoo
See Giant Pandas Wang Wang and Funi™ among other fascinating animals at the Adelaide Zoo. The zoo is home to over 1800 animals and almost 300 species of exotic and native mammals, birds, reptiles and fish.
Take a gastronomic tour of the Adelaide Central Markets
Explore the Adelaide Central Markets and taste many delights from many produce stalls. Buy some delicious gourmet goods for a picnic in one of Adelaide's picturesque parks or gardens such as the Adelaide Botanic Gardens.
Take a stroll along the North Terrace precinct
The recently renovated North Terrace precinct is home to the Art Gallery of South Australia, the South Australian Museum, Ayers House, the Botanic Gardens or the National Wine Centre of Australia and Parliament House.
Discover Adelaide’s stunning beaches
Take a tram ride to Glenelg or visit Henley Beach or Semaphore. Hire a car and drive to beachside hot spots on the Fleurieu Peninsula such as Port Willunga, Normanville, Goolwa or Victor Harbor or jump across to gorgeous Kangaroo Island where pretty much any beach is perfect.
Visit the picturesque Adelaide Hills
The Adelaide Hills, barely a 20-minute drive from the city is a story-book pretty region. The drive itself is worth the time. Take a tour through the picturesque Adelaide Hills to the villages of Hahndorf, Stirling or Aldgate.
Tour Kangaroo Island
See Australian wildlife in abundance at Australia's fourth national icon, stunning Kangaroo Island. Walk amongst Australian Sea-lions at Seal Bay, hand feed kangaroos and wallabies or hold a koala. Explore the magnificent Remarkable Rocks, Admirals Arch, Kelly Hill Caves or Little Sahara sand dunes.
Visit the Adelaide Zoo
See Giant Pandas Wang Wang and Funi™ among other fascinating animals at the Adelaide Zoo. The zoo is home to over 1800 animals and almost 300 species of exotic and native mammals, birds, reptiles and fish.
Take a gastronomic tour of the Adelaide Central Markets
Explore the Adelaide Central Markets and taste many delights from many produce stalls. Buy some delicious gourmet goods for a picnic in one of Adelaide's picturesque parks or gardens such as the Adelaide Botanic Gardens.
Take a stroll along the North Terrace precinct
The recently renovated North Terrace precinct is home to the Art Gallery of South Australia, the South Australian Museum, Ayers House, the Botanic Gardens or the National Wine Centre of Australia and Parliament House.