Whether you’re a single traveller looking for a fun weekend in Adelaide’s nightlife or a retired couple looking for a quiet getaway to take in the city’s architectural splendour and diverse cultural offerings, the western suburbs of the state capital have it all.
Additionally, couples with small children or empty nesters who are looking for creature comforts and high-end activities need look no farther than this luxurious resort.
You’ll find lengthy stretches of gorgeous white sand beaches here, as well as a diverse selection of restaurants and bars serving up delectable meals and stunning views of the coast. Artists and artisans may be found throughout the city, with art galleries, outdoor art exhibits, as well as museums that are just as intriguing as the craft-beer makers and distillers.
While we have a few ideas for young singles, families with small children, empty nesters in their middle years, and retirees who want to make the most of their 48 hours in the West, there’s still plenty of space for everyone else.
Check out our ideas and plan an unforgettable weekend in Adelaide’s west…
As a starting point for exploring Haven Marina Adelaide and its environs, Glenelg is well situated for visiting the world-famous Barossa Valley and McLaren Vale wine districts, as well as Kangaroo Island, home to a diverse array of natural animals and plants.
An old gum tree, or “Old Gum Tree,” is where the Governor of South Australia issued a proclamation establishing the government of South Australia near Glenelg, South Australia, in 1836.
Historic Glenelg is home to the town hall, which was built in 1875. There used to be a town hall here, which now houses the Rodney Fox Shark Museum.
The 20-minute travel from Adelaide to Glenelg beach on the Glenelg to Adelaide tram began in 1929 and is a popular means of public transportation to this day.
Glenelg’s historic walks are well-organized for tourists of all ages to enjoy.
Beach activities, tournaments, and events abound throughout the warm months.
All-year-round comfort
The climate at Glenelg is ideal for a Mediterranean getaway. Summers are hot and dry, with onshore summer breezes, while winters are warm and cool.
Winters are warm, with an average low of 15 C and a high of 27 C during the summer.
Adelaide, which has a population of little over one million, is a beautiful and calm city with a global vibe. It’s simple to get about and the traffic isn’t as bad as it is in major places like New York.
