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South Australia Outdoor Activities: Expert Guides, Tips & More

Alongside Kangaroo Island and Adelaide’s small-town-in-the-big-city vibes, there’s a whole bunch of lesser-known adventures to be had in and amongst the wilds of South Australia. Here’s our pick.

Discover adventures in South Australia, from trail run adventures to iconic road trips across the Nullarbor Plain, SA has something for everyone.

9 Days Bikepacking the 620km Oodnadatta Track

The Eyre Peninsula Will Let You Feel Like the Only Person on Earth

Road Trip From Adelaide To Uluru (The Explorer’s Way)

Sinkhole Caves And Underwater Rainforests in Mount Gambier

A Trail Runner’s Guide To Exploring Adelaide

Pink Salt, Picnic Lunches and Perfect Sunsets: Road Tripping the Adelaide Surrounds

Best Camping Near Adelaide

Your Epic Guide To A South Australia Road Trip

Nature & Parks

Dhilba Guuranda-Innes National Park is a Coastal Wonderland

News

Unlimited and Unassessed Private Tourism Developments Now Legal on Kangaroo Island

Snorkelling

Ewens Ponds is a Sinkhole Snorkelling Haven

Chasing Mountains in Mount Greenly

The Investigator Trail – 5 Days Hiking Through Lincoln National Park

Under The Rainbow in Kangaroo Island Wilderness Trail

Nature & Parks

How To Spend a Week on The Yorke Peninsula

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Holidays

Must See’s When Crossing The Nullarbor Plain

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