Adelaide Hills — South Australia

Just thirty minutes drive southeast of Adelaide will take you to Adelaide Hills, which form a part of Mount Lofty Ranges. Adelaide Hills have plenty of scenic destinations to visit. The hills are an engaging site with huge Gum trees dotting the place.

Adelaide Hills is best known for its wines and wineries. Some of the best wines are produced in this part of Australia. Lensford, in particular, is famous for a range of exquisite wines like Sauvignon Blanc and Riesling. Chain of Ponds produces finest Chardonnay known in the business.

The Hills present a scenic beauty with a number of National Parks, Conservation Parks, Wildlife Parks and Botanic Gardens making the place best for nature and adventure tourism. Some of the best ones include Mount Lofty Botanic Garden, Belair National Park, Cleland Conservation Park, Warrawong Wildlife Sanctuary and George Wildlife Park. Watching native flora and fauna is a top draw at these Parks in Adelaide Hills.

A trip of Adelaide Hills is never complete without experiencing the famous trails at Yurrebilla, Heysen and Mawson. The best Australian landscapes and heritage centers are located along these trails.

Some other landmark destinations in the area include Toy Factory at Gumeracha that houses the biggest rocking horse (18 meters) in the world, National Motor Museum at Birdwood that houses over 300 vintage, veteran and classic motor cars and motor cycles, Mount Lofty Summit that is the highest peak in the Mount Lofty Ranges (710.1 meters above sea level), and Melba’s famous chocolate factory that is housed in a historic cheese factory at Woodside.

Hahndorf, a historic town in the Hills, is the oldest surviving German settlement in Australia. Adelaide Hills has some exciting spots of carried interests and the accommodation in the region is hardly a problem. We offer cheap Adelaide Hills accommodation bookings for luxurious guesthouses, hostels, resorts and hotels in the area. Book now and enjoy picturesque Adelaide Hills!