2025 South Australia Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in January)

Set forth on an adventure in the hinterland, where World Heritage-listed Lamington National Park resides. There’s no better guide to the area than ecotourism pioneers O’Reilly’s Rainforest Retreat. After a day spent traversing the natural landscape, watch the sunset over the western McPherson Ranges, from one of 48 self-contained villas perched on the hillside. #themepark#zoo#nationalpark#lakes#beaches

There is an unofficial photography competition going on between Simon and I. It's time to settle it, once and for all. The winner gets out of dishes for a week 😲. Let us know which photo of the Bungle Bungle Range is your favourite by liking👍the photo. The World Herritage listed Bungle Bungle Range in Purnululu National Park is the first place we hit when we got into WA. We packed the swags, kids and esky and spent two nights in this majestic part of Western Australia. We put in a huge day and hiked close to 10km overall including Harrison (5)👏. We kicked it off with Mini Palms Gorge, then into Echidna for the middle of the day and wrapped things up at Cathedral Gorge. We can't wait to see what the next 6 months in WA looks like. If this is anything to go by, it's going to be EPIC🤩.

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God's left pink roses, take the girl's heart to start Pink Lake only a very small number of women, can resist the romance of Pink Lake. Nature has poured a girl's heart into it, half pink, half of the sea, and the wonderful landscape makes people intoxicated. Pink Lake, like a strawberry milk, is a large production area for the circle of friends. After the sister verification, I will tell you: it is really powder, not PS! Pink Lake's official name is actually called "Spencer Lake", but the name "Pink Lake" is more familiar. Compared to Lake Hillier and Hutt Lagoon, Pink Lake is not so well known. Although her name is Pink Lake, it is not pink for most of the time. Only when the weather conditions are right, the lake will show some pink, and the highly dense salt-tolerant algae in the lake is the cause of the pink lake. So the most direct "Pink Lake" of this name is actually the most unworthy one. If you want to see the pink lake, maybe it will disappoint you here. However, since I came to Esperance, it is better to come here and try my luck. After all, Pink Lake is not as far-sighted as Hillier. The lake is surrounded by a circle of sandy beaches and eucalyptus trees with beautiful scenery. Walk to the Lake Lookout to see the huge salt piles and the best views. A pair of sunglasses on the front of the camera will create an amazing effect, with a polarizing filter for better results. Good luck, I am lucky to see the pinkest pink lake!

If indulgence had a form, it would be South Australia. I arrived with no expectations and left with cherished memories and connections. Here’s my route, filled with hand-picked recommendations from locals: Day 1️⃣ — Port Elliot Relax at the beach, enjoy a coastal run, and catch up on laundry. Sleeping at: YHA Port Elliot one of the best hostels I’ve ever seen (€24) Day 2️⃣ — Deep Creek National Park Drive for a scenic day hike exploring rugged trails and stunning coastal views. Met my first kangaroos there! Sleeping at: YHA Port Elliot (€24) Day 3️⃣ — Rapid Bay & Glenelg Dip into ocean at Rapid Bay and grab a gelato at Glenelg before camping at under the stars. Sleeping at: Parham Camping Ground (€9), 70km drive north from Adelaide. Day 4️⃣ — Adelaide Trail run at Morialta Conservation Park, visit the Botanic Garden and Himeji Garden, and enjoy pizza and ginger beer. Sleeping at: YHA Adelaide Central (€22) Day 5️⃣ — Coastal Adventure Explore Sellicks Beach, Port Willunga caves, the Dali art at D’Arenberg Wines, walk down the pier at Port Noarlunga, spot koalas and kangaroos at Punchbowl Lookout and Trails and watch the ocean sunset at Hallett Cove. Sleeping at: YHA Adelaide (€22) Day 6 — Barossa Valley Wine tasting (17 wines!) at Kellermeister wines learning about local grapes, and camping in style in the Gods Hill Wines vineyard (make sure to greet the host Charlie!) Sleeping at: camping at Gods Hill Wines vineyard (€30) Save it for your South Australian roadtrip ✨ #southaustralia #barossavalley #adelaide #roadtripaustralia #adventures

#australiatrip Lake Hart in Wirraminna is a captivating destination that offers a unique blend of natural beauty and historical intrigue. This expansive salt lake, with its shimmering white surface, creates a surreal landscape that is both mesmerizing and tranquil. Visitors can enjoy a peaceful walk along the lake’s edge, taking in the vast, open vistas and the striking contrast between the salt flats and the surrounding desert terrain. The remnants of old salt mining operations add a touch of history to the experience, making it a fascinating spot for photography and exploration. Whether you’re a nature lover, a history buff, or simply looking for a serene escape, Lake Hart provides an unforgettable experience. Located along the Stuart Highway in South Australia, near the small locality of Wirraminna, this hidden gem is a must-visit for anyone traveling through the region

#australiatrip Old Timers Mine in Coober Pedy offers a fascinating journey back to 1916, where visitors can explore an original opal mine and experience the unique underground lifestyle of early miners. This historical site features self-guided tours through the mine’s tunnels, showcasing natural opal seams and ancient fossils. The museum and underground home provide a glimpse into the past, while the noodling pits offer a hands-on opportunity to search for opals. With its blend of history, geology, and adventure, Old Timers Mine is a must-visit for anyone interested in Australia’s opal mining heritage. Located on Crowders Gully Road, Coober Pedy, South Australia, this attraction is easily accessible and offers a unique and educational experience for all ages.

#australiatrip Nestled on the far west coast of South Australia, Denial Bay is a serene escape that offers a perfect blend of history and natural beauty. This quaint township, located just 10 kilometers west of Ceduna, is renowned for its rewarding fishing spots, abundant blue swimmer crabs, and picturesque oyster farms. Visitors can explore McKenzie’s Landing, a historic platform once used for loading and unloading goods, and enjoy the tranquil waters ideal for squidding and crabbing. With its rich heritage and stunning coastal views, Denial Bay is a must-visit for those seeking a peaceful retreat away from the hustle and bustle of city life.

#australiatrip A trip to Blue Lake in Mount Gambier, South Australia, is a mesmerizing experience that combines geological wonder with natural splendor. This stunning monomictic crater lake, formed within an extinct volcanic maar, is renowned for its vibrant cobalt blue color that captivates visitors, especially from December to March. The surrounding landscape, with its lush greenery and scenic walking trails, offers a serene escape perfect for nature enthusiasts and photographers. The lake’s rich volcanic history and breathtaking views make it a must-visit destination. Blue Lake is located on John Watson Drive, Mount Gambier, South Australia 5290.

#australiatrip A visit to Blue Lake in Mount Gambier, South Australia, is a captivating journey into one of nature’s most stunning spectacles. This monomictic crater lake, nestled in an extinct volcanic maar, is renowned for its vibrant cobalt blue color that dazzles visitors from December to March. The surrounding landscape offers picturesque views and a serene atmosphere, perfect for leisurely walks along the 3.6-kilometer trail that encircles the lake. With its rich geological history and breathtaking beauty, Blue Lake is a must-see destination for nature lovers and photographers alike. Blue Lake is located on John Watson Drive, Mount Gambier, South Australia 5290.

How to enjoy a short trip in Adelaide? Must-visit Pink Lake and Penfolds Winery, experience two unique attractions in one day. Save this route and plan your weekend now~ 【Tour Highlights】 ✅ Boutique Small Group: Daily departures, minimum 2 people per group ✅ Convenient Travel: Round trip from Adelaide + free pick-up and drop-off at city hotels ✅ Classic Must-See: Pink Lake + Penfolds Winery, two experiences in one day 【1-Day Tour】 🕹 Departure and Return: Adelaide ⏰ Tour Time: 9:00am-6:00pm 🚩 Route: Adelaide → Penfolds Magill Estate → Whispering Wall → Gawler → Pink Lake → Adelaide 【Highlights】 Penfolds Winery 💡 Highlight: The most famous wine region in South Australia, featuring unique wine experiences. Don't miss it if you're interested! What to do: Tour the century-old winery, taste high-quality wines 🕐 Opening Hours: 9am-5pm Whispering Wall 💡 Highlight: Located in the Barossa Valley, the curved wall creates a fascinating acoustic phenomenon where sounds can travel 140m to the other end 🌟 PS: The area around the Whispering Wall is peaceful and beautiful, a popular spot for locals to picnic and enjoy the outdoors Gawler 💡 Highlight: The oldest town in South Australia, featuring natural river corridors and spectacular canola fields in spring. Enjoy the town's specialty stone-grilled BBQ and experience Adelaide's relaxed lifestyle 🙋 Recommendation: Kingford Hotel Pink Lake 💡 Highlight: The closest pink lake to Adelaide city, perfect for photos on sunny days, and even more stunning with drone shots 👌 Best Viewing: After rain on sunny days, the lake's color is most vibrant 🌟 PS: The lake's edge is covered with crushed salt marshes. If you want to walk to the center of the lake for photos, it's recommended to bring a pair of flip-flops 【💰 Includes】 ✅ Professional Chinese-speaking guide ✅ 1-day tour vehicle ✅ City hotel pick-up and drop-off Adelaide Pink Lake 1-Day Tour Feel free to message me anytime 📩

1. Qing'ao Bay 🌊🏖️ • Description: Qing'ao Bay, known as the "Hawaii of the East," is a crescent-shaped bay with a calm sea, beautiful scenery, clear water, and a pleasant climate. 🌴🌤️ • Emoji: 🏝️🌈 (Imagine yourself lying on the beach, enjoying the sunshine and sea breeze.) 2. Rainbow Sea 🌈🌊 • Description: The Rainbow Sea in South Australia features rows of colorful transparent floating balls. In the sea breeze, under the shade of trees, the sunlight dances on the sea surface, creating a dazzling beauty. 🌞🌊 • Emoji: 🤩👀 (Your eyes will sparkle when you see such a beautiful view.) 3. Tropic of Cancer Marker Tower 🌐🌞 • Description: The Tropic of Cancer Marker Tower, known as the "place where the sun turns," is the only Tropic of Cancer marker tower located on an island. 🌍📍 • Emoji: 🌞🔄 (Isn't it amazing that the sun turns here?) 4. Jiuxi'ao Village 🏡🌼 • Description: Jiuxi'ao Village offers a quiet, pure, and comfortable rural life, with a clean environment, fragrant flowers, and birdsong, fulfilling your idea of a beautiful countryside. 🌳🌺 • Emoji: 🧘🌿 (Here, you can find inner peace.) 5. Adelaide Zoo 🐼🦁 • Description: Adelaide Zoo is home to over 2,500 animals and 25 species of exotic and native mammals, including giant pandas from China. 🐼🇨🇳 • Emoji: 🤗🐾 (Hug a giant panda and feel their softness.) 6. Kangaroo Island 🏝️🦘 • Description: Kangaroo Island is famous for its large and rare sea lion population. It is one of the few places in Australia where visitors can enjoy watching sea lions on the beach with a guide. 🦭🌴 • Emoji: 📸🦭 (It's photo time! Capture beautiful memories with the sea lions.) 7. Eyre Peninsula 🐋🌍 • Description: Eyre Peninsula is an adventurer's paradise, offering cage diving with great white sharks and swimming with sea lions and cuttlefish. 🌊🐬 • Emoji: 🤿🦈 (Experience the thrill of diving and the heart-pounding moment with great white sharks.) 8. Barossa Valley 🍇🥂 • Description: Barossa Valley is a major wine region in Australia, with over 100 wineries, each with its own unique charm. Enjoy wine tasting, cellar tours, and delicious food, wine, and scenery in the vineyards. 🏰🍷 • Emoji: 🍇👅 (Taste the wine and feel the dance on your taste buds.) 9. Flinders Ranges 🏞️🌄 • Description: Flinders Ranges is the largest mountain range in South Australia, perfect for hiking and exploring the charm of the Australian outback. 🌄🏞️ • Emoji: 🏃‍♂️🌳 (Hiking and exploring the unknown beauty of nature.) 10. Murray River 🦁🌿 • Description: At Monarto Zoo, you can participate in the Lions 360 program, getting as close as a paw's distance from African lions. Take a brave step and test your adventurous spirit. 🐅💪 • Emoji: 😱🦁 (Face-to-face with lions, a heart-pounding adventure.) 🌟🧳 Pack your bags and start your journey to South Australia! 🚀🌈

If you want to experience stunning natural scenery and the surprise of meeting cute animals, come to South Australia and start a harmonious journey between humans and nature! As Australia's "seafood outpost," Eyre Peninsula's four major seafood dishes are world-renowned. Not only that, but the scenery here is also charming, and there are rich wildlife experiences! Today, I will introduce you to a few great places to play with wildlife~ ✨Mikkira Station 🐨Koalas are a must-see in Australia! At Mikkira Station, you can observe cute koalas up close and enjoy a picnic. In addition to koalas, there are many wild animals here, such as kangaroos and emus. 📒Open all year round, and you can drive in winter, which is very convenient! ✨Wombat Kangaroo Supper Safari A super interesting wildlife conservation experience! It includes animal rescue lectures, close contact with kangaroos (with the opportunity to feed them), exploring the wombat park, taking photos with wombats, and enjoying the beautiful sunset harbor scenery. The most special thing is that you can have dinner with two southern hairy-nosed wombats unique to South Australia! ✨Glen Forest Tourist Park Glen Forest Tourist Park covers an area of 400 acres, of which 120 acres are dedicated to the animal park. Visitors can feed kangaroos and parrots, take a leisurely stroll, and have a great time. 📒There is also a chance to feed koalas every day at 1 pm. If you want to experience it, you can plan ahead~ 🗺️Travel tips⬇️ 📝Australia has an electronic visa, uses Australian currency, and has a comfortable climate with four distinct seasons. 🏃‍♀️South Australia is mostly outdoors, so it is recommended to wear casual clothes and comfortable shoes for easy movement. ✈️Transportation: You can fly from the gateway city of Adelaide to Port Lincoln on the Eyre Peninsula, which takes 50 minutes. By the way, China Southern Airlines will resume direct flights from Guangzhou to Adelaide on December 11, making it very convenient to go to South Australia!

What a beautiful place and an experience,would love to visit again soon

| A Hidden Gem in the Southern Hemisphere 🌏 While the Northern Hemisphere is bustling and lively, South Australia exudes a unique tranquility and charm, radiating its captivating allure in the Southern Hemisphere. Adelaide, the elegant capital city, lacks the congestion and hustle of larger cities, yet boasts exquisite architecture and a leisurely pace of life. Stroll through the streets and alleys, soaking in the rich cultural atmosphere, as the enticing aroma of coffee wafts from the cafes. Find an outdoor seat, sit back, and savor a moment of relaxation☕. South Australia's wine regions are renowned, with Barossa Valley and McLaren Vale among them. Vast vineyards flourish under the sun. Step into a winery and savor the rich wines, from robust Cabernet Sauvignon to refreshing Chardonnay, as your taste buds dance with delight🍷. Natural wonders abound here, with Kangaroo Island resembling a solitary pearl. Encounter adorable kangaroos, lazy koalas, and the enchanting Seal Bay, experiencing close encounters with wildlife and the harmony of nature🐨. Lake Eyre transforms with the seasons, presenting a barren beauty of salt flats when dry, and a vast lake during the rainy season, like a magical box of the earth. In South Australia, every landscape, every glass of wine, and every encounter with animals feels like a precious gift from time. Come here for a unique Southern Hemisphere journey, where your soul finds solace in the purest form on this land.

Hey, dear travel enthusiasts! When it comes to South Australia, most people first think of its capital, Adelaide, but the charm of this state goes far beyond that. Today, let me take you on a journey to explore the breathtaking hidden gems of South Australia beyond Adelaide, adding more surprises and romance to your couple's getaway. Barossa Valley: A Sweet Encounter of Wine and Love Leaving Adelaide and driving north, you'll enter the Barossa Valley, a paradise for wine lovers. This region is not only one of Australia's oldest wine-producing areas but also a perfect spot for couples to share romantic moments. Stroll through the vineyards, pick a few bunches of grapes, and join a wine tasting session to savor the exquisite wines aged over time, experiencing the delightful aroma slowly unfolding on your palate. As the sun sets, share a glass of wine with your loved one, making this sweet and romantic moment an everlasting memory. Kangaroo Island: A Close Encounter with Wildlife Want to experience a close encounter with nature? Kangaroo Island is the perfect choice for you. This island is not only a haven for wildlife but also an ideal place for couples to escape the hustle and bustle and enjoy tranquility. Here, you can see groups of kangaroos leisurely hopping across the grasslands and observe the adorable koalas up close. If you're lucky, you might even encounter little penguins returning to their nests on the beach at night, feeling the warmth and emotion that nature brings. Flinders Ranges: A Blend of Adventure and Nature For adventurous couples, the Flinders Ranges is a must-visit destination. The undulating mountains and winding canyons offer a variety of hiking and rock climbing options. During your adventure, you can hold hands and overcome challenges together, feeling the support and encouragement between you. And when you stand atop the mountain, overlooking the magnificent scenery of the entire range, a sense of achievement and romance will naturally arise. McLaren Vale: A Double Delight of Food and Scenery If you're a food lover, McLaren Vale will leave you wanting more. This region not only boasts abundant wine resources but also offers a variety of delicious local specialties. While savoring the food, you can also enjoy the picturesque scenery of the valley. Imagine sharing a sumptuous dinner with your loved one under the glow of the setting sun, a feeling of contentment and satisfaction that words cannot describe. The charm of South Australia extends far beyond the city of Adelaide. From the wine aroma of Barossa Valley to the wildlife paradise of Kangaroo Island, from the adventurous journey in the Flinders Ranges to the culinary feast in McLaren Vale, every corner is filled with surprises and romance. If you and your partner are looking for a unique and unforgettable travel destination, why not take a stroll and explore South Australia? I'm sure it will become one of your cherished memories.

Wander through the wilderness of South Australia and enjoy the freedom of an unrestrained life. The Eyre Peninsula is the most surprising place in South Australia. It is not only home to the world's four most famous seafood, but also a place to enjoy the pristine scenery and watch all kinds of cute wildlife. 📍Itinerary: D1: Adelaide—Port Lincoln—Glen Forest Animal Park—Coffin Bay Oyster Farm D2: Coffin Bay National Park D3: Lincoln National Park—Port Lincoln D4: The Fresh Fish Place—Port Lincoln—Adelaide ✈️Transportation: ◾️Fly from Adelaide to Port Lincoln on the Eyre Peninsula. The flight takes about 50 minutes. ◾️If you have time, you can drive from Adelaide to Port Lincoln, which takes about 7 hours. You can explore more scenery along the way. ◾️China Southern Airlines will resume direct flights from Guangzhou to Adelaide on December 11, making it easier to travel to South Australia. 📍Attractions: ◾️Oyster Farm Tour As a big fan of oysters, I couldn't miss the oyster lunch at Coffin Bay Farm! The sea water in Coffin Bay is naturally pure and unpolluted, and the natural conditions and microclimate are very suitable for the growth and reproduction of oysters. The Pacific oysters produced here are famous all over the world. Put on your waders and rubber clothes, stand in the sea, feel the salty sea breeze blowing through your hair, listen to the oyster farmers talk about oyster farming, and learn how to open oysters on site. Enjoy the fun of opening and tasting oysters in a relaxed and pleasant atmosphere. The highlight is that you can eat freshly caught oysters while standing in the water. The freshness is beyond words! The oysters have a sweet sea flavor and a seaweed aroma, and the fresh and sweet taste of the freshly caught oysters is simply amazing. 📅Opening hours: 9:30–18:00 ⏰Experience time: 11:00 or 12:00 every day ◾️Coffin Bay National Park After tasting the delicious oysters, I recommend going to Coffin Bay National Park to enjoy the scenery. You can take a boat tour of the blue ocean and the magnificent limestone cliffs, or take a 4WD to explore the pristine scenery. 📅Opening hours: 24 hours ◾️The Fresh Fish Place The seafood is freshly caught and delivered on the same day. You can also enjoy fish and chips and other seafood snacks. We ate there for two days in a row! Let the fresh taste of the Eyre Peninsula linger on your lips and teeth for a little longer. 📅Opening hours: Monday to Thursday: 08:30–18:30, Friday: 08:30–19:30, Saturday: 08:30–14:00, closed on Sunday

1. Painted Desert, Oodnadatta 🌄: Known for its colorful rocks, which have been formed by weathering and erosion over more than 80 million years. painted desert 2. Strokes Beach, Kangaroo Island 🏖️: Known for its tranquil beaches and crystal clear waters, it’s an ideal place for swimming and relaxing. kangaroo island beach 3. Wilpena Pound, Flinders Ranges 🏞️: A natural amphitheater of rocky ridges, it’s a great spot for hiking, camping and spotting Australian wildlife. Wilpena 4. Remarkable Rocks, Kangaroo Island 🌉: These weathered granite boulders are one of the island’s most striking natural wonders. magic rock 5. Pink Lakes 💖: A must-visit due to its unique colors. pink lake 6. Lake Hart, Woomera 🌅: One of the most impressive salt lakes in South Australia, the lake water will appear pink under certain weather conditions. hart lake 7. Ewens Ponds, Port MacDonnell 🌊: The clear water makes this a great spot for diving and snorkeling. evans pond 8. Bowman Scenic Drive, Beachport 🛣️: Provides spectacular ocean views and coastline, and is an excellent route to watch southern right whales and natural wonders. Bowman Parkway 9. Sleaford Bay, Port Lincoln 🏊‍♂️: A vibrant beach offering activities such as surfing, swimming, dolphin watching and sandboarding. slipford bay 10. Umpherston Sinkhole, Mount Gambier 🌸: This sinkhole formed by the collapse of the cave roof has been transformed into a beautiful "sunken garden". Unverston sinkhole These secret spots are not only picturesque, but also unique and definitely worth visiting during your trip to South Australia. 🌈🌟

When you come to South Australia, you must have a close encounter with these adorable and cuddly creatures 🐨. Let's explore this heartwarming animal kingdom together! Cleland Wildlife Park, Adelaide Hills Stepping into Cleland Wildlife Park in the Adelaide Hills feels like entering a unique wild world. The park is vast, allowing various South Australian wildlife to live freely. The highlight is undoubtedly the daily close encounters with koalas, where you can feel their warm embrace! South Australia is one of the few states in Australia where you can personally hold a koala! Gorge Wildlife Park, Adelaide Hills In addition to Cleland Wildlife Park, the cuddly koalas are also waiting for you at Gorge Wildlife Park! Here, you can fully enjoy your time with these adorable animals, and the daily koala holding times (11:30 AM, 1:30 PM, and 3:30 PM) are something to look forward to. This precious experience is rare even in Australia! Both of these places are about a 20-25 minute drive from Adelaide, making it very convenient to visit. Hanson Bay Wildlife Sanctuary, Kangaroo Island If you happen to be on Kangaroo Island, the Hanson Bay Wildlife Sanctuary is another must-visit spot. In this tranquil forest, you can see koalas living leisurely. Walking along the Koala Walk and observing these cute animals up close will undoubtedly be an unforgettable experience. See how many wild koalas you can spot today 🐨. Having a close encounter with koalas and feeling the warmth of nature is a unique experience that will be a healing remedy for our lives during the journey! 🌿🐨

One of my favorite beaches! Crystal clear sea, little fish swimming around your feet, you can walk for more than hours along the beach and you can still walk in shallow water. Kids can play kayak and they have so much fun! Guess where is it? Flaherty Beach in South Australia Better to drive 4-wheels so that you can park at the beach and enjoy the beautiful sunshine. #FlahertyBeach #South_Australia

It was a great time for our family and our friends spending time together at the aldinga beach. Aldinga beach is located at the south of adelaide city about 1 hour drive. It is a beautiful beach suitable for family, couple. The sand is so soft and comfy. Our children love to play at the beach and play the water. We love the sunset!#beachlife

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Nestled between Hallstätter See and the Dachstein mountains is Hallstatt, Austria’s oldest and perhaps its most photographed village. This stunning European town features beautiful old churches, a subterranean salt lake, a museum with 7,000 year old artifacts and a glass-like lake set against the breath-taking backdrop of soaring mountains.

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What is the experience of eating oysters directly in the sea? Coffin Bay is a small town on the southwest coast of the Eyre Peninsula in South Australia. The oysters produced are famous for being cultivated in natural, pure and pollution-free seawater. Covent Bay offers a variety of different types of Covent Bay oyster farms, we can wear waterproof boots from the beach to the sea, and experience the fun of fishing in Covent Bay. The farm's narrator will pick up the oysters from the farm and immediately pluck the oyster shells, inviting visitors to taste the fresh and add a little seafood-like oysters. Or take a fishing boat out to sea, visit the oyster farm in the middle of the sea, and enjoy freshly caught oysters and other seafood on board. "Soys Farm Trip Information" Address: Oyster HQ

Kangaroo Island, Kangaroo Island, the safari park without guardrails, remember the place where you would like to bring your child to the first time. The entire island area is equivalent to seven Singapore or four Hong Kong. The island has only 5-6 police officers. There are no traffic lights and exclusive traffic police on the island. More than half of the island's vegetation is native forest, and a quarter of the area is designated as a national park, conservation park and nature reserve. The formation of the flagship arch (Admirals Arch) is very strong due to the erosion of the raging waters over the years. About 10 days before and after coming to Australia, the 12th disciple on the Great Ocean Road encountered the worst weather. Today, Kangaroo Island also encountered the best weather in South Australia for nearly two months. The blue sky and blue sea are unobstructed. Magic Rock Remarkable Rocks, lifelike shape tempered by thousands of years of wind and rain, towering upright on the granite dome. Looking at these huge rocks that stand in the middle of the sea, under the sculptural carvings of the sea breeze, the rock formations are strange and amazing. Seal Bay, known as the home of Australian sea lions, is the only place in Australia where visitors can get close to the beach on the beach. Here you can see the interesting pictures of sea lions swimming in the waves and sunbathing on the beach. I really like to see them all stout and fleshy, and they are still awkward and super cute.

Australia self-driving Melbourne Pink Lake on the way back to Melbourne today, met a girl's heart-breaking powder lake. Really beautiful to the explosion, a pink sky. Besides we have no other visitors, the feeling of the package is really cool. location

On the last day of the Eyre Peninsula, I went to Coventry Bay National Park. The car, along the dense forest road, has been rushing from the bushes from time to time. The end of the road, the eyes suddenly open, it is the charming blue, deep and shallow, layered, changing colors. The sea of Australia is so beautiful that it has never lived up to it. I am alone, walking along the long sandy beach, wanting to see the other side of the reef, hiding what kind of heaven and earth. On the other side of the sea, it is still the sea, just met the Michael family fishing. A car, a dog, two people who love each other, so simple and pure happiness, envy. Michael said that this is one of the most beautiful beaches in Australia, with groups of dolphins chasing the shore in the summer. Still regretting the winter at the moment, I have to lose my hand. When bidding farewell, the dark shadows of the waves were present, and a large group of dolphins chased the waves and played.

Kangaroo Island is not big, it is only 7-8 Singapore's size? can be said to be small and small, especially the entire island presents a long and narrow gourd-shaped arrangement. Its Panitcho Pier is located in the almost easternmost position, while most of the natural landscape is located on the west side of the island, so it is six hours a day. Going back and forth on both sides of the island, I am really exhausted. There are only 4 towns in the whole island, which are mainly concentrated in the east. We choose to live in the central part of Kingscote. The town is built on a gentle hillside facing the peaceful bay. Neat, we live alone in a two-story small house. Although we are small, we feel that one side of the world belongs to ourselves. It is warm and interesting. Unfortunately, we went out early and late on Kangaroo Island for two nights. We cant enjoy the island. Simple life. It is said that the Englishman Matthew came here in 1802 and ate kangaroo meat, so it was straightforward to name the island Kangaroo Island. However, kangaroos are used to being dispatched at night, and it is not easy to meet them during the day, except for the amount of hanging on the road. Its hard to meet a fortune in the beach camp in the extreme west. Of course, I cant let it go. Im taking pictures and videos right away, and Ill say it down. We walked along a straight country road, turning one after another winding, with thousands of bays, pastures, and woods shining in front of us.

Vion Bay Vivonne Bay There are a lot of photographer friends who have been to South Australia before. The aerial photos show the beauty of Vienne Bay. However, we actually got a little unexpected afterwards. It seems that it is not the same as the picture. Because the seaweed is everywhere, the photos are all looking for a slightly clean place and the angle is controlled. I don't know if it is related to the season and the tide. However, in general, it is still very natural and quiet. If you have enough time, it is not bad. Stokes Bay Stokes bay This place should be highlighted, the sand is soft and quiet enough, because to reach this beach, you must pass through the rock in the picture below, from the natural stone Passing through the gap, the narrow place can only accommodate the next person, and some rocks are still sharp, need to be careful. But once you cross the rock, you will suddenly become more and more cheerful. The crescent-shaped beach, white to reflective sand, calmer sea... If you have enough time, really want to sunbathe here to swim, of course Its great to have a picnic on the beach. Emu Bay Many people come to Kangaroo Island and only go south. I would rather go back to the original road and return, and I will not go back from the north line. I really dont understand you. The best beaches in Kangaroo Island in my mind are on the northern line, as the locals say. For example, Stokes Bay above and this Emu Bay, I like it very much, a beautiful beach, a beautiful sea, and there are many sea view hotels or B&Bs near Tsuen Wan. It is also good to stay here.