South Australia has an area of 1,043,514 sq km and a population of around 1.5 million people. Its capital is Adelaide.
South Australia is located in the southern-central region of the Australian continent. It is the fourth largest of the country’s eight states and covers some of the most arid parts of the continent. It is bordered by Western Australia in the west, the Northern Territory in the north, Queensland in the east and the Southern Ocean in the south. The terrain is mostly desert and semi-arid with low mountain ranges. The highest point is Mount Woodroffe at 1,500 m.
South Australia is known as a state of festivals celebrating true Australian culture. It offers a myriad of experiences, ranging from fine wine and culinary delights to a diverse restaurant culture that drives the capital city of Adelaide. The vibrant heritage and culture is reflected in the events and art that the state churns out every year.
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| Adelaide Travel Guide |
 Adelaide, named after the wife of King William IV, is the capital city of South Australia. Nestled between the Adelaide Hills on the Southern Australian coast, it is divided into Adelaide and North Ade... |
| Gawler Travel Guide |
Gawler can be reputedly mentioned as the 1st country town located in South Australia.
The name ‘Gawler’ has been derived from ‘George Gawler’, the 2nd governor of South Australia colony.
Gawler lies at the distance of 25 mile... |
| Goolwa Travel Guide |
Goolwa can be described as one of the historic river ports on Murray River adjacent to Murray Mouth, South Australia. Moreover, it’s joined to Hindmarsh Island through a bridge.
The name ‘Goolwa’ literally means ‘elbow&rsq... |
| Naracoorte Travel Guide |
Naracoorte can be described as a town located in South Australia’s Limestone Coast.
Naracoorte lies at an approximate distance of around 336 Km on the south-eastern side of Adelaide and at the distance of 200 Km on the northern side of Mount Gambie... |
| Nuriootpa Travel Guide |
Nuriootpa can be described as a major center of commerce in Barossa Valley, South Australia.
From Nuriootpa, one can reach Adelaide, i.e. state capital within an hour (by road).
The name ‘Nuriootpa’ has been derived from a local w... |
