2025 Glenelg Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in October)

Adelaide, the capital city of South Australia, is unexpectedly beautiful, like a fairyland. Today, I will share with you the must-visit attractions and local delicacies in Adelaide! 💖 📍Must-visit attractions: 1. Central Market: This is the largest market in the Southern Hemisphere, where you can taste multicultural cuisine and experience the customs and culture of South Australia. It is a great place to experience local life. 2. Art Gallery of South Australia: A must-visit art destination in Adelaide. The exhibits here include works with unique Australian styles, covering landscape and historical oil paintings, allowing you to experience Australian culture through art. 3. Pink Lake (Lake Bumbunga): Located about 130 km from Adelaide city, it is a stunning and dreamy natural landscape. The dreamy pink lake water makes you feel like you are in a fairy tale world, a super romantic place. ‼[The best time to visit is on a sunny day after rain] 4. Adelaide Hills: Located in the southeast of Adelaide, only a 20-minute drive from the city center. It is the earliest place for grape cultivation and wine production, with ancient wineries and the German-style Hahndorf German Village. 5. Fleurieu Peninsula: A 1-hour drive south from Adelaide, it is a great place for diving, snorkeling, and fishing. There are also cute alpacas waiting for you to pet, and the modernist d'Arenberg Cube where you can enjoy wine and food. 6. Glenelg Beach: The most popular beach in Adelaide, where you can lie on the beach 🏖 and enjoy the warm sunlight and fresh sea breeze 🏝. 📍Must-try delicacies 🦞 Australian lobster, large and meaty, whether steamed or baked, is irresistible 🍖 Australian steak, high-quality beef, every bite is full of happiness 🍷 Adelaide's wine is classic, with over 60% of Australia's exported wine produced here, a must-try ✅ 🍫 Haigh's Chocolate, one of the few manufacturers in the world that still makes chocolate by hand directly from roasted cocoa beans 📍Tips ✅The sun in Australia is strong, so pay attention to sun protection and bring sunglasses, sun hats, sunscreen, and other sun protection products ✅Some malls and supermarkets may not accept large cash payments, so it is recommended to bring a credit card or use mobile payment ✅The power socket type in Australia is different from that in China, mostly three-pin sockets, with a voltage of 220-240 volts. It is recommended to bring a plug adapter and converter ✅When encountering wild animals in the wild or nature reserves, keep a safe distance and do not feed or provoke them ‼English is the main language in Australia, and vehicles drive on the left side of the road. When crossing the road, look right first and then left, which is the opposite of China. If you want to travel by car, you can choose Trip.com's local carpool Chinese tour, with hotel pick-up and drop-off, Chinese-speaking drivers and guides throughout the journey, for an in-depth and worry-free tour.

Glenelg Beach📍 ———2 hours———📍Grange Beach This 2 hour trail walk is honestly so therapeutic and quite busy with so many families (but maybe this is just cuz it’s a Sunday). 🧑🧑🧒🧒 Overall this walk is very simple and nice. So many nice spots that are on this trail. 🚶♀️ Definitely don’t forget to bring water 💦 SPF 🧴 cap 🧢 and sunnies 🕶️ since there is not much coverage and the Australian sun is pretty strong ☀️ #walk #hiking #adelaide #trail #localguides #mytravelhacks

It was a trip to Adelaide, South Australia. When we first arrived, we were exploring the City Centre We visited Art Gallery of South Australia, which was established in 1881, this gallery houses one of Australia’s most distinguished art collections. Art Gallery of South Australia 📍North Terrace, Adelaide SA 5000 We also visited Adelaide Botanic Garden which was established in 1855, the garden showcases native and exotic plants, including the Bicentennial Conservatory. Definitely worth to visit! It was so beautiful and we really enjoy working around 💯 Adelaide Botanic Garden 📍North Terrace, Adelaide SA 5000 We then visited Africola for dinner. We ordered the peri-peri chicken and the vegetarian dishes like charred broccoli 🥦 Surprisingly, all the dishes that we ordered were so delicious and we really enjoyed. Not only the food, the services and vibes were amazing as well ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Africola 📍4 East Terrace, Adelaide SA 5000 We also went to the Glenelg Beach which was founded in 1836, Glenelg is Adelaide’s most popular beachside suburb with historical sites like the Glenelg Town Hall. The view was amazing but we managed to take some good pictures. We also visited Glenelg to Adelaide Tram Ride. It is operational since 1873, offers a scenic route between the beach and the city. We also tried the most famous restaurant, Press* Food & Wine. We ordered lamb shoulder and the raw seafood dishes. They were all very delicious and the price was considered average for the quality and portion of food we ate 😂 Press Food & Wine 📍40 Waymouth St, Adelaide SA 5000 Last but not least, we went to Adelaide Central Market. It started its operation since 1869, this market is a hub for fresh produce and gourmet food. I always love to visit central market as this is the place we get to try all kinds of local foods! Definitely worth to visit ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Adelaide Central Market 📍 44-60 Gouger St, Adelaide SA 5000 #getaway #trip #vacation

It was my first time to visit the beach in Adelaide. The dusk made me feel particularly comfortable, peaceful, with clear water and fine sand. I happened to hear a group of students practicing surfing. Although the waves in Adelaide are not as strong as those in the Gold Coast, the students continued to strive to climb out to the horizon, going back and forth again and again, showing their perseverance.

#vianasjourney It’s a good weather to visit the beach today. Took a free tram to Glenelg Beach from Stamford Plaza. I said free because according to the staff at the station, they won’t charge you if you come back in less than 2 hours. The area doesn’t look like how it used to be. Last time there were many colourful tents on the beach side and there’s also a ferris wheels which looks amazingly beautiful during sunset. I’ve asked a local and she said it was there in summer and they removed it in winter. Guess I better come during summer next time. But still, it’s a nice visit, also it’s free ride.

Transportation Tips - Tram Glenelg Line 🚊 Local attractions - Ferris wheel/beach 🏖️ Food & Drinks - Many restaurants eateries and retail shops along the seaside The transportation is very convenient, just take a tram or a bus and you will be there immediately After you get off the bus, you will have a beautiful view of the sunset🌅 Then there are many shops next to it to attract you to walk all the way Buy something to eat and go to the beach to sit and watch the sunset is really good and relaxing The beach is very clean, there is no garbage and there is a volleyball net for everyone to play volleyball🏐

Glenelg Beach is a MUST visit in ADL. it’s a perfect get away from the city. it’s located 30-40 min tram ride away from the city. Now that it’s summer in the Aus it would be perfect to visit the beach and have a picnic 🧺 or swim in the ocean 🦈 The beach does get quite busy during the day so preferably going there in the afternoon closer to the evening would be a better idea if you wouldn’t want to burn your skin. There’s also a Lott of nice restaurants and cafes that are worth visiting. 🌊👙☀️⛱️🏖️🏝️🩳🐚🩱 #2023travelwish #mytripvlog #tripblazers #beachlife

Taking the light rail from the city center to the seaside, the view outside the window gradually transitions from bustling streets to the expansive blue coastline, and your mood begins to relax. Upon arriving at Glenelg, the first thing you see is the pristine white sand and the shimmering sea. Sunlight dances on the waves, tempting you to take off your shoes and walk barefoot into the soft sand. The atmosphere by the sea is leisurely and carefree. Some people are picnicking on the grass, while others are building sandcastles with their children on the beach. Strolling along the seaside promenade, you'll find numerous cafes and small restaurants. Order an iced latte, sit outdoors, feel the sea breeze, and gaze into the distance—it feels as if time has stopped. Glenelg is not just a tourist destination; it’s a place where you can slow down, savor the moment, and experience the laid-back charm of Adelaide.

#summervacay Location: Glenelg Beach, Glenelg SA 5045 The Moseley Beach Club by Glenelg Beach is back for the season and it’s pure magic! ✨ Just walk in, no booking needed — seating is free and super comfy. Stretch out on their loungers, sip on refreshing cocktails 🍸, and watch the sun dip below the horizon in stunning colors. 🌇 The gentle sea breeze and golden hour light create the perfect relaxing vibe. If you feel a bit chilly as the sun sets, just bring a cozy blanket 🧣 and keep the good times rolling. Great for a date night, catch-up with friends, or simply some solo zen time by the ocean. Don’t miss out on Adelaide’s best sunset spot! 🌊💛 #Adelaide #GlenelgBeach #SunsetMagic #BeachVibes #MoseleyBeachClub #OceanBreeze #GoldenHourGlow #TravelAustralia

#cityplaybook #familytrip #localguides Post: Welcome to Adelaide, a city where vibrant festivals, world-class wine regions, and pristine coastlines converge to create an unforgettable experience. Often referred to as Australia's "Festival City," Adelaide offers a rich tapestry of cultural events, culinary delights, and natural beauty. Top Attractions: Adelaide Central Market: One of the largest undercover fresh produce markets in the Southern Hemisphere, offering a diverse range of gourmet foods and local delicacies. Art Gallery of South Australia: Home to nearly 45,000 works, this gallery showcases Australian, European, and Asian art, and hosts the annual Tarnanthi Festival celebrating Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art. Adelaide Zoo: Australia's second-oldest zoo, housing over 3,000 animals, including giant pandas and native species, set within lush botanical surroundings. Rundle Mall: A bustling pedestrian shopping precinct featuring over 1,000 retailers, historic arcades, and iconic sculptures like the bronze pigs. Glenelg Beach & The Beachouse: A seaside suburb offering sandy beaches, a vibrant jetty, and a family-friendly amusement complex with waterslides, mini-golf, and arcade games. Cultural Experiences: Adelaide Fringe Festival: The world's second-largest annual arts festival, transforming the city into a hub of creativity with performances spanning comedy, theatre, music, and more. State Opera South Australia: Engaging in international collaborations, the opera company brings innovative productions to Adelaide, enhancing its cultural landscape. Wine & Dine: Barossa Valley & McLaren Vale: Renowned wine regions located just an hour from the city, offering cellar door tastings and gourmet dining experiences. Adelaide Hills: A picturesque area known for its cool-climate wines, artisanal produce, and charming towns like Hahndorf, Australia's oldest surviving German settlement. Travel Tips: Best Time to Visit: March is ideal, coinciding with the "Mad March" festival season, including the Adelaide Fringe and Adelaide Festival. Getting Around: The city center is easily navigable on foot, with free tram services running through key areas. Local Etiquette: Adelaideans are known for their friendly and laid-back nature; a warm greeting goes a long way. Hashtags:

i know this was a few months ago, but it was one of the highlights of my lastest trip in adelaide so ofc i want to talk abt it. my bestie, her family and i, decided to go counting down at glenelg beach. it was my first time there and it will prob be one of my fave beaches from now on. because there were 2 rounds, we went to the one at 9:30pm so that we could get home a bit early. at first i wasn’t expecting to get to watch the sunset as well, which i did at the end because we arrived there around 7 and girl, it was literally one of the prettiest i’ve seen ever!! the photos didn’t capture a single bit lol just keep in mine that i was too busy enjoying the moment and didn’t even bother caring abt the pics

#January Good Places 2025 **Glenelg Beach** Access: About 20 minutes by tram from the city center. What to do: It is one of the most popular beaches in Adelaide, with beautiful sand, clear water and fine sand, and plenty of seaside restaurants and shops. Feelings: It feels very romantic to come here at dusk to watch the sunset and to have some water activities, which is great for the whole family.

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What’s better than visit a beautiful beach during the summer! Our joinery start with the iconic tram ride from Adelaide CBD and it took us about 30mins to reach. The tram ride is free for those boarding in CBD and all the way to Glenelg. Upon arrival, you will welcome by the big ferris wheel just next to the beach and also an historical building - Glenelg town hall. The beach is very happening with full of swimmers who enjoy the summer. Besides the beach, we walk along the Jetty Road, offers wide selection of restaurants, cafes and boutiques. Glenelg beach is also famous with the beautiful sunset but we didn’t stay long enough for the sunset. We will visit again soon in the evening to watch the sunset. 📍Address: Glenelg Beach #australiatrip #100waysoftravel #beachlife #glenelg #adelaide

Looking to capture stunning photos while visiting Adelaide but struggling to find the perfect backdrop? Don't worry, I've gathered two of the best scenic spots in Adelaide for you, so you can effortlessly capture the charm of this world's most livable city from different angles~ Adelaide Oval Standing by the Torrens River, Adelaide Oval is not only a stage for sports events but also a scenic line of the cityscape. Whether at dawn or dusk, it radiates a unique charm. It is also known as the most beautiful cricket ground in Australia. You can join the Adelaide Oval Climbing tour, where you can climb the roof at sunset and capture breathtaking moments as the sun sets. Glenelg Beach If you want to ride a Ferris wheel in the glow of the sunset and enjoy a unique romantic experience, Glenelg Beach is your best choice. It is recommended to visit in the late afternoon when the sunset and the sea create a stunning view! You can drive there or take the free tram from the city center, which takes only 20 minutes to reach the beach. Holding a gelato in your hand and stepping on the fine sand, it feels like a scene straight out of a movie, but here, it becomes a reality.......

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2024 is definitely all about the healthy girl walk era. This trail walk is from Henley Beach all the way to Grange Beach 🏖️ in Adelaide and honestly it’s the most beautiful trail that I’ve been on it was super stunning. I think the trail goes all the way down to Glenelg beach as well, but I haven’t been on it yet. This walk just made me so mesmerized by every single spot that I’ve seen. especially since I went there more towards sunset around 4/5pm. To basically describe of how pretty it is on the walk is that I was just constantly taking pictures of everything and it just turned out amazing and breathtaking. 🤳 #Adelaide #Beach #sea #trail

#australiatrip Glenelg Beach is basically my happy place! The sandy shores, the chill vibes - it's a 5-star escape right in Adelaide's backyard. I love how there's room for everyone to spread out, whether you're into building sandcastles, catching waves, or just catching some rays. Jetty Road is like the cool neighbor of the beach. Shops, cafes - it's the perfect spot to grab a snack or a cute souvenir after you've had your fill of sun and sea. Bonus points for how clean and well-kept everything is. No beach day drama here!

There is nothing better than relaxing your body and mind when traveling. Glenelg is a great place for sunshine and beaches when visiting Adelaide, South Australia. Sit at a nearby light snack bar for snacks or lunch and enjoy the scenery while eating. In Glenelg, there is a beautiful building ~ Glenelg Visitor Information Centre, which gives a better understanding of this place in Glenelg, and the staff is very friendly, so it is worth going in. #Glenelg #Adelaide

❄️When the little potatoes in the south are shivering and rushing to the north for the winter, South Australia at the other end of the earth is enjoying a leisurely summer on the coconut coast🌊 South Australia has a coastline of up to 3700 kilometers. Here, going out to sea to embrace nature is the correct travel posture🧳. There are many experiences to explore the underwater world, such as ocean cruises, whale watching and diving with great white sharks, etc. I have sorted out several ways to play and corresponding locations for everyone, choose a holiday to feel the charm of South Australia! 🐬Watch dolphins: 📍Glenelg Beach Glenelg Beach is one of the most popular beach resorts in Adelaide, the capital of South Australia. In addition to lazily enjoying the sun and sea breeze, you can also board the Temptation🚢 and participate in various experiences of Temptation Sailing to start a magical journey! There are more than 1,000 bottlenose dolphins living in the waters of Glenelg Beach. The sun shines on the sea, reflecting the rippling sea water, it is the time to watch dolphins. You can participate in the Wild Dolphin Watch experience, watch dolphins jump out of the water and chase fish on the yacht, and feel the waves and joy from South Australia. This feeling is very once in a life time~ If you like underwater projects, don't miss the Wild Dolphin Swim experience~ Come and have fun interactions with these lively and flexible little guys underwater, and feel the charm of the ocean elves! 🐳Whale watching: 📍Fleurieu Peninsula Everyone knows that the mentality of whale watching should be Buddha, but June to September every year is the golden period for whale watching in South Australia. From June to September, South Australia is in the autumn and winter season. As the temperature drops, large southern right whales and humpback whales will migrate to the waters of the Fleurieu Peninsula, which also attracts many whale watchers. If you want to watch whales up close, you can choose to take the Big Duck Boat out to sea🚤. The staff will lead everyone through the shallow sea breeding area to watch southern right whales and humpback whales. 🦈Dive with great white sharks: 📍Port Lincoln If you are more courageous, would you like to try diving with sharks? Come to 📍Port Lincoln, put on a diving suit, stay in a shark cage and dive to a certain depth, you will have the chance to encounter great white sharks. In addition to great white sharks, you can also swim underwater with happy and lively little sea lions. They will generously show you flexible and diverse swimming postures. 🎏Anyways, no matter where you are doing marine sightseeing activities, we should always maintain awe of nature. What we can do is to observe the living conditions of wild animals, not disturb or interfere, and should not expect them to perform for us. Also, remember not to apply chemical sunscreen when you go into the water.

Moseley square Glenelg, jump on the Ferris wheel and see the whole of jetty road light up, go for a swim or just enjoy the sand between your toes.

Little Potato from the South misses the sun, the beach and the 30 degree Celsius sunset! And 2,400 kilometers away in South Australia, it is midsummer. The sunset at the seaside is so beautiful The colors are so saturated that they seem to overflow the screen The waves hit the pier Palm trees by the sea It is a bustling crowd of people sunbathing... Adelaide has been selected as one of the "World's Most Livable Cities" many times As a transit point for travel in South Australia There are traces of love for life here It's easy to get back your sense of relaxation When you wander aimlessly in the city, your mind wanders To feel City walk is probably the ultimate romance for people! 🚗About transportation Adelaide's central urban area is only 7 kilometers in diameter, with free bicycle rental points and two free ring buses. From the center of Adelaide, you can reach anywhere in the city in 20 minutes by car, so when visiting Adelaide, you can choose free bicycles or free city bus. Of course, you can also choose to citywalk with friends. 📷About attractions 📍River Torrance: The Torrance River has flat green lawns and tour boats plying on the canal. Because it is adjacent to two universities, you can often meet energetic college students here. They take a walk, read or have a picnic on the lawn, or ride in the woods. The atmosphere is very leisurely and comfortable. Overall, the environment here is quiet, very comfortable and cozy. 📍Glenel Beach: There are many restaurants and cafes on the beach, and you can also feed seagulls. In addition, the plank road leading to the sea is very photogenic, and friends who love taking photos will gain a lot here~ I'd advise you to stay until sunset when you come to Glenelg Beach because it's really beautiful. At dusk, the sky will appear a light orange, and the ripples on the sea will become more gentle, creating a leisurely rhythm. 📍Central Market: The Central Market is the largest market in the Southern Hemisphere, gathering many high-end local ingredients in South Australia. It is said that many restaurant chefs come here to carefully select ingredients. It has a history of more than 100 years and is one of the important local landmarks. If you want to experience the local eating style of South Australia, this is the perfect place. There are many commodities here, including fresh oysters shipped from Port Lincoln, Kangaroo Island specialty gin, etc. If you want to buy some souvenirs, the Central Market is also worth visiting. 📍Landau Shopping Street: This is Australia's earliest pedestrian shopping paradise, gathering many international brands and local fashion stores. If you want a one-stop shopping experience in South Australia, this will be a good alternative. By the way, you can also buy a piece of Australia’s famous chocolate Haigh’s Chocolates and take it home as a souvenir. If you stay in Adelaide for two or three days, you might as well visit these places. In addition, the clock tower of the Central Post Office, which is the same as the one in "Kiki's Delivery Service", as well as Chinatown and Adelaide Arcade are all worth visiting. The main attraction is the free citywalk.

#Overseas travel #Adelaide #Glenelg 🇦🇺 Glenelg, Adelaide, South Australia ⛱️🏖 Glenelg Beach and Glenelg Pier If you take a tram from Adelaide City in South Australia for 30 minutes, you will arrive at the Glenelg area. Glenelg Beach is located due west, so the sunset is beautiful. I checked the sunset time in advance and went there first to wait until sunset. The sun was really red right before sunset, and the sunset beyond Glenelg Pier was enchanting. I think watching the Glenelg sunset is a must-see on your trip to Adelaide. End the day by watching the sunset while listening to the cool scent and sounds of the ocean 🧡

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Long long time I have not experienced the relax at the beach! Eating the oysters, prawn twists with my almont latte... It is such a wonderful moment to spend with my God mum.

Australia is surrounded by the sea on all sides and is the only country in the world that covers an entire continent. It has many unique flora and fauna and natural landscapes. Australia is also the country with the largest number of free-range sheep and the highest export of wool in the world, known as the "country riding on the back of sheep". • In this article, let's focus on the southern part of Australia. 👍🏻Unmissable attractions👇🏻: • 🔖Adelaide In the Adelaide city area, must-see attractions include the South Australian Art Gallery, Adelaide Central Market, and Glenelg Beach. • 🔖Handorf German Village Go to the German village to search for delicious food. The traditional German cuisine here, such as German beer, German sausages, and salted pork knuckles, are all delicious and not to be missed. At the same time, the galleries, handicraft shops, and various souvenirs scattered throughout the village are also dazzling. • 🔖Kangaroo Island The name sounds cute! The island's attractions are mainly located in national parks and conservation parks, including: Battleship Arch, Magic Rock, Seal Bay, Kelly Hill Caves in Flinders Chase National Park, lighthouses at various capes, Prospect Hill with a panoramic view of the entire island, Little Sahara on the southern coast, Murrary Lagoon where many waterbirds inhabit, and Parndana Wildlife Park. Of course, shipwrecks and lighthouses are also well-known attractions on the island. At the beach on the north shore of Kangaroo Island, you can swim safely, and at the same time, you can choose to dive and observe the underwater coral cliffs and rocky reefs along the American River or the Western River Bay. • 🔖Barossa Valley wine region If you want to taste wine, go to Barossa, you won't be wrong! As one of the oldest wine regions in Australia, Barossa can be said to be synonymous with high-quality wine. The rich red wine and fortified wine here are well-known. If you are not interested in the local wine, you can also choose to take a hot air balloon to overlook the vineyards, dine at well-known restaurants, and visit nearby villages and national parks, which are all good choices! • 🔖Philippine Peninsula Between May and October each year, the coastline of the Phil Peninsula is one of the best viewing points for watching southern right whales and their calves migrate. It is also known for its leisurely lifestyle and top fishing spots, as well as for its near-shore surfing for surfers of all skill levels. It is also a paradise for divers and snorkelers, with mysterious shipwrecks and fascinating marine life. When you come to the Phil Peninsula, you can experience a variety of water activities and diverse marine culture, and enjoy delicious food and wine. • 📌Coming for 5 days, you can plan like this👇🏻: DAY ① Adelaide Day Tour DAY ② Adelaide-Barossa Valley DAY ③ Adelaide - German Village DAY ④ Monarto Wildlife Park DAY ⑤ Kangaroo Island • G'day, Mate.