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Adelaide

South Australia’s answer to a cosmopolitan coastal capital – ‘Awesome Adelaide’! Very Mediterranean in terms of its climate you can expect to reach high temperatures in the summer and mild wet winters. The average temperature in summer is around the high twenties, but don’t be surprised if you find yourself kicking back with an ice-cream when it hits extremes of over 40 degrees Celsius!

Sky-high temperatures aside, South Australia will show you some of the best festivals, sporting events and vivacious food culture around. Considered as Australia’s wine capital you won’t be short of a wine region to visit with several famous vineyards such as Barossa Valley, Clare Valley, McLaren Vale and Langhorne Creek – and why visit just one when you have the freedom to explore them all with your convenient rental car.

Inspire the family with a fun day at Adelaide Zoo or catch some dolphin watching and beach life at Glenelg.  Take a stroll through Adelaide Central Markets or Botanical Garden located in the north-east corner of the city centre.

Escape the summer heat and go on a classic country drive through the Adelaide Hills which are part of the Mount Lofty Ranges east of the city itself. Despite the warm days in January and February the region usually experiences cooler nights which results in a milder average day time temperature.  This variation in temperature has led to the region gaining world-fame status as a wine producing region.

One of the most popular drives amongst tourists in Australia is the ‘Great Ocean Road’ starting in Adelaide and following the coast eventually ending up in Melbourne. This 243km journey winds past the Grampians National Park, the Arch and the 12 Apostles and is widely regarded as a must-do self drive amongst tourists and locals alike.

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Driving Tips in Adelaide:

• Having a car in Adelaide is a real asset. You can park easily enough in the CBD and a car also allows you to visit nearby towns and suburbs of interest.
• Unlike some Australian states you cannot do a U-Turn at traffic lights
• Buses have right of way
• Speed cameras are very common so (as always) be conscious and stick to speed limits