Port Vincent Info, South Australia

Adelaide sits on the eastern shore of Gulf St Vincent, in the far south of South Australia. There is no denying that the city has a superb setting - the centre is surrounded by green parkland, and the metropolitan area is bound by the hills of the Mt Lofty Ranges and the waters of the Gulf St Vincent. Nearby is the Barossa Valley wine region.

The small holiday town of Aldinga Beach consists of a superb string of sandy beaches, ideal for fishing, swimming, skin diving, and sunbathing.

Blackwood Adelaide is a wonderful place to experience the heritage, culture and convenience of a larger city, without all of the frustrations. The city of Adelaide makes an excellent base for visitors wishing to explore the state's other exciting regions, many of which can be explored in day trips. With so many attractions and activities based in the city, visitors are sure to fall in love with the wonders of Adelaide.

Emu Bay is the perfect place to stay on Kangaroo Island. It is the best base for the exploration of Australia's third largest offshore island.

The Adelaide Hills is arguably South Australia's most accessible region. The Adelaide Hills region offers an insight into country life with a community vibe evident in all the towns. It is an ideal day trip destination with beautiful scenery to be enjoyed all year round.

Enjoy Glenelg's coastline, spectacular sunsets and bustling Jetty Road with over 300 cafes, restaurants, specialty shops and galleries. Ride on an historic tram to Adelaide City, shop in Rundle Mall and the famous Central Food Market, visit the Festival and Convention Centre, grand Casino or the magnificent Botanic Gardens.

McLaren Vale is less than an hour's drive from Adelaide. It is a charming township surrounded by more than 50 vineyards and wineries. The vast majority have their own cellar door, where tastings and sales are available.

Welcome to Stirling, a village and district of extraordinary charm & beauty, with European vegetation and a Mediterranean ambience. Stirling is a place of upmost beauty and prestige. Surrounded by exotic plants with wonderful tree-lined streets and historic buildings, it is one place not to be missed with any outing in the Adelaide Hills.

Summertown is the ideal central base from which international guests may explore the delights of the Adelaide Hills. Adelaide is renowned as the center of the Australian Wine Industry, and the Hills region is where the original vineyards were established.

Willunga is an historic township which was established only three years after the settlement of South Australia. As far as can be determined the name Willunga comes from the Aboriginal word 'willangga' meaning, possibly, 'the locality of green trees' although some people insist it means 'black duck'. Willunga is a town full of genuinely interesting old buildings. It is situated on the edge of the McLaren Valley which lies to the north. Instead of vineyards or slate, modern Willunga is known for its almonds. Each July the town holds its Almond Blossom Festival.

Seaford is a metropolitan suburb of Adelaide, South Australia. It lies within the City of Onkaparinga

Port Noarlunga is a suburb in the City of Onkaparinga, South Australia. It is a small sea-side suburb, population 2,549,[2] about 30km to the south of Adelaide and was originally created as a sea port.