Take a walk on the wild side and engage with some of Australia’s most unique and curious wildlife, just 30 minutes from the city. While immersing yourself in the wonders of Cleland’s natural bush environment, you can see and discover more than 130 species of native wildlife. The Koala close-up experience and the hand feeding of kangaroos are definite must do’s!

• All inclusive of Cleland Wildlife Park entry fees, bag of animal food, park orientation and return transfer. Small group size with a maximum of 13 people ensures a personalised service.

• Scenic drive into the Adelaide Hills via the Cleland Conservation Park route, including a short stop at Mount Lofty Summit to witness panoramic views over Adelaide.

• Plenty of time to explore the self-guided discovery trails at your leisure – walk among and hand feed the free roaming wildlife. Park maps and a full orientation is provided along with valuable insights and inside tips.

• Koala close-up experience - meet, touch and photograph Australia's cutest inhabitant! * Listen to informative and engaging talks by Cleland park keepers at feeding times and explore the Ocean to Outback Interpretive Centre.

INCLUSIONS

• Price includes return transport to CBD

• Selected city hotel pickup  

• Cleland entry fees

• Cleland park map

• bag of animal food

• 10% gift shop voucher

Experience the Cleland Wildlife Park difference - this 35-hectare natural bush setting provides a unique open space environment with very few enclosures. It is home to over 130 species of native animals and is one of only a few places in the world where you can hold a koala. Cleland Wildlife Park is well known for its management and care in the health and wellbeing of the animals.

Choose your Koala encounter * - get up close to Australia’s iconic Koala! Your entry fee includes the koala ‘close up’ experience (meet, talk to, & photograph a koala). An optional koala ‘hold’ experience is available for an additional fee from AUD$33.00 pp. The koala ‘hold’ experience cannot be pre-booked.

Walk among the free roaming animals - as you explore the park and follow the self-discovery trails, find an abundance of native wildlife and walk among the free roaming animals in their natural environment. Explore the lively wetlands where the pelicans, cormorants and water birds live. See kangaroos, emus, dingoes, wallabies, Tasmanian devils and many more!

Enjoy an immersive experience **- engaging with the park’s friendliest inhabitants provide a truly immersive experience. The best way to get up close to the kangaroos, wallabies and potoroos is by hand feeding them with the included animal food. Remember to save some for the emus and waterfowl as you make your way around the park!

And do so much more!

Don’t forget the interactive keeper talks; it is a great way to learn about and see the animals in action! The Ocean to Outback Interpretive Centre provides an opportunity to learn about South Australia’s diverse ecosystems whilst viewing the nocturnal animals, small mammals and reptiles – you may even choose the reptile hold experience!

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

• Minimum age requirement is 4 years old. All children 4-17 years must be accompanied by a fare paying adult.
• Please note that due to animal welfare regulations, the koala experiences can be cancelled by the park without notice. Also note they do not operate on days forecast above 32 degrees Celsius (Mount Barker). 

We look forward to seeing you out there!

A landscape of blue seas and golden sands await as you cycle through the streets of Adelaide’s riverbank precinct and follow the inspiring river trails to the beach! The adventure then continues along the spectacular foreshore to one of Adelaide’s favourite coastal centres Glenelg.

• Discover Adelaide, the Riverbank Precinct, River Torrens Linear Trail, West Beach and Glenelg. Ride along the stunning Adelaide coastline and enjoy the beautiful blue tones of the ocean. Stop and take in the views over a revitalizing morning tea -with choice of savoury or sweet treat with coffee, tea or cool drink.
• Soak up the atmosphere and explore the vibrant Glenelg at your leisure – no need to ride back to the City as the bikes are collected upon arrival in Glenelg. The return trip to the City is via the direct Glenelg tram, or choose to transfer directly back to Adelaide in the pureSA bus.
• Small group tour (maximum 10 people) - with an easy and relaxed pace on designated bike paths and trails suitable for all levels of riding abilities. Expertly guided using quality bikes and helmets, this all-inclusive tour ensures a fun and memorable experience.

AVAILIABILTY

Tuesday and Sunday or on request for private groups. Departs Adelaide 9:00am and arrives Glenelg 1:30pm.

INCLUSIONS

• Local guide
• Bike and helmet hire
• Morning tea and
• Tram ticket or return transfer to the CBD.

TOUR DETAILS

Explore Adelaide on two wheels - cycle at a relaxing pace on comfortable bikes and see parts of Adelaide that you would not ordinarily experience. This fun and engaging outdoor tour also provides an active and alternative way to get to the beach from the City. It is also a great way to explore some of Adelaide’s best must dos with plenty of picture stops and surprises along the way.

Experience the vibrant Riverbank Precinct - starting from the heart of the City, cycle to the bustling Riverbank Precinct, home to significant and historic buildings, sports events and public spaces. Sights include the Festival Centre, Elder Park, the Adelaide Convention Centre, the historic rowing sheds and the new $40 million landmark Riverbank Bridge that links the world famous Adelaide Oval with the city.

Ride the serene River Torrens Linear Trail - enjoy the peace and tranquillity of the river, parks and wetlands as you ride through an 1800’s cemetery, cross under viaducts and bridges and appreciate the serenity of nature in this continually changing landscape. As the river trail comes to an end, start to feel the ocean breeze and soon be amazed by the breathtaking coastal views.

Cycle along the spectacular coastline - heading south along the dedicated cycle path, take in the expansive views along the coastline toward the Fleurieu Peninsula. Get a feel for the South Australian coastal lifestyle as you ride past beachside houses, sailing clubs and protected sand dunes. The final stretch continues through the stylish Marina Pier complex and back to the foreshore before arriving at Moseley Square, Glenelg.

Stay and explore the coastal town of Glenelg - this popular cosmopolitan town is ideal for swimming, dining and entertainment. Shop on the bustling Jetty Road, discover the museums and galleries or simply find a place to relax and enjoy an ice cream. Take the time to walk along the sandy white shores and feel the sand between your toes or have a swim in the calm blue sea while soaking up some sunshine.

Catch the Glenelg tram back to the City - your return to the City is your choice! You can either return at your own leisure via the Glenelg tram or choose to come back with us in the pureSA bus upon arrival in Glenelg.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

• The height of each rider is to be provided at time of booking to allow the bike sizes to be prepared prior to the tour departure. Minimum height of riders is 148cm.
• This tour does not cater for children under 12 years of age (except for private group bookings). All children 12-17 years must be accompanied by a fare paying adult.
• Please wear clothing suitable for cycling, enclosed footwear and bring sunscreen, sunglasses, sunhat, a full reusable drink bottle and a small back pack to carry personal items (the bikes do not have baskets).

We look forward to seeing you out there!

Be amazed by the breath-taking landscape of this national park. As you follow your guide around the trails, witness an abundance of native flora and wildlife around the remarkable rock faces, gorges and seasonal waterfalls. Morialta’s unspoilt wilderness is sure to bring out the natural explorer within you!

• Reconnect with nature in one of Adelaide’s most scenic National Parks, just 30 minutes from the city. Small group tour (up to 10) with a passionate local guide and an easy relaxed pace, ensures a fun and personalised experience.
• Explore the bush trails to discover the Valley Walk, Kookaburra Rock, Giant’s Cave, Morialta Falls Plateau and Eagles Nest Lookout. Hike to all three of the waterfalls along Fourth Creek. The trails are perfect for beginners and experienced bushwalkers alike.
• See many native animals within their natural environment including amazing birdlife and wild koalas among the gum trees. Learn about the park’s early history, native plants and animals.
• As the trails come to an end, it’s time to relax and reflect on your adventures as we whisk you back to Adelaide ready for lunch! (perhaps at the Adelaide Central Market)

INCLUSIONS:

• Return transport to CBD
• Experienced local guide
• National Park fees
• Morning snack

AVAILABILTY

Tuesday and Sunday or on request for private groups. Departs Adelaide 8:00am and returns 12:30pm

TOUR DETAILS

A unique nature based experience - Morialta is part of the traditional lands of the Kaurna people and derives its name from the aboriginal word ‘Morialta’ meaning ever flowing! The waterfalls, gorges and 500 hectares of natural bushland in Morialta have provided a popular escape for locals over the past 100 years. This tour provides an active and immersive experience that enriches the understanding of nature and the importance of looking after it.

Bushwalking wilderness - start your morning adventure along the Morialta walking trails as the bush wakes from its night slumber. As you follow the trails, discover amazing rock faces, gorges and seasonal waterfalls. Witness the dawn colours bounce on the spectacular rugged vistas and capture the sense of nature while discovering the natural wonders of this national reserve.

Admire native animals in the wild - Morialta is the best place in Adelaide where you can see koalas in the wild! It offers a unique biodiversity where many native animals can be spotted including the occasional kangaroo or echidna. The creeks, rock pools and the higher slopes of the Gorge offer a perfect habitat to several species of frogs and small lizards such as geckos, skinks, and dragons.

Visit all three waterfalls - the seasonal waterfalls along Fourth Creek are one of the best known features of the park. Morialta Falls and Second Falls are the grandest, each cascading over
sheer quartzite cliffs. Nestled at the end of the trail is the less visited but most tranquil Third Falls – be stunned by its peaceful and natural setting and take the time to listen to the softly cascading water.

See amazing birdlife and wildflowers - listen to the sounds and observe the many native birds such as the Superb Fairy-wren, rare Golden Whistler, Rainbow Lorikeet and the iconic Laughing Kookaburra. Use the supplied binoculars and be amazed by how many species you can discover. Every winter and spring the park is abundant with native wildflowers including many delicate and colourful orchid species.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

• This hike is graded moderate. It involves some inclines and uneven surfaces and a good level of fitness and mobility is required. The total distance walked is approximately 6 km over approximately 3 hours.

• The tour has a minimum age requirement of 12 (except for private groups). All children must be accompanied by a fare paying adult.

We look forward to seeing you out there!

Adelaide is voted
one of the world’s most liveable cities and this easy and relaxed bike tour
lets you see why! Take in the culture and the vibrancy of Adelaide as you cycle
along the safe city streets, precincts and parklands. Discover little known
treasures, laneway art, quirky cafés, the local’s favourites and much more.

• Expertly guided using quality bikes and helmets,
  this all-inclusive small group tour (max. 10 people) ensures a personalised and
  memorable experience. The tour is run at a relaxed pace suitable for all levels
  of riding ability with lots of times for photos along the way.
• Encircled by a green belt of parklands and
  interlinked by trails, a bike is the perfect way to experience Adelaide’s
  serene nature and leisure parks. Favourites include the Himeji Japanese
  Gardens, Rymill Park and the biodiverse wetlands area of Bonython Park.
• Zig zag through city streets and laneways, along
  the cultural boulevard North Terrace, the café strip on Rundle, the vibrant
  riverbank precinct (home to the Adelaide Oval) and enjoy a well-deserved
  morning tea break.

AVAILABILITY

Tuesday and Sunday or on request for private groups. Starts Adelaide 9:30am and finishes
12:30pm.

INCLUSIONS

• Experienced local guide
• Bike and helmet hire
• Morning tea

TOUR DETAILS

Adelaide by bike - cycle at a relaxing
pace on comfortable bikes and see parts of Adelaide that you would not
ordinarily experience. This fun and engaging outdoor tour provides an active
and alternative way to see the best of the City. It is also a great way to
explore some of Adelaide’s best must dos with plenty of picture stops and
surprises to be found.

Historic landmarks and architecture -
throughout the city is an incredible blend of old and new architecture, with
quaint churches and historic buildings mixed with the best of new architectural
design. Along Adelaide’s cultural boulevard North Terrace find among others,
the beautiful landmark buildings that are home to Adelaide University campuses,
the South Australian Museum, Art Gallery, and State Library of South Australia.

The vibrant riverbank precinct -
separating the city from North Adelaide and running along the river is the
bustling Riverbank Precinct. Its wide green banks, trails, cafes and public
spaces provide a fantastic location for leisure activities including picnics,
running, cycling and special events. Along the banks see historic rowing sheds,
the impressive Adelaide Convention Centre, the Adelaide Festival Centre and the
$40 million landmark riverbank footbridge that links to the world-famous
Adelaide Oval.

River Torrens linear trail - enjoy the
peace and tranquillity of the river, parks and wetlands as you ride deeper into
the corners of the city past the Torrens Weir, under the railway and onto the
Bonython Park wetlands. Following the trail to the edge of the northern
parklands we take at stop for some revitalising morning tea at the quirky Red
House café, which has taken over the old railway station at North Adelaide.

Adelaide Parklands - purposely designed
by Colonel William Light’s vision for the city development and layout, the
parklands provide a unique and incredibly important feature of Adelaide’s
culture. Adding to the vibrancy of the city they are used for recreation, community
sports, music concerts and large scale events such as the Adelaide Fringe.
Following the trails to the most beautiful and significant areas the tour will
criss-cross the south, east and northern parklands.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

• The height of
  each rider is to be provided at time of booking to allow the bike sizes to be
  prepared prior to the tour departure. Minimum height of riders is 148cm.
• This tour does
  not cater for children under 12 years of age (except for private group
  bookings). All children 12-17 years must be accompanied by a fare paying adult.
• Please wear
  clothing suitable for cycling, enclosed footwear and bring sunscreen, sunglasses
  sunhat, a full reusable drink bottle and a small backpack to carry personal
  items (the bikes do not have baskets).

We look forward to seeing you out there!

This immersive eco tour will take you on a journey to explore the nature, wildlife and local produce of the picturesque Fleurieu Peninsula. The perfect blend of experiences deliver a touch of adventure, a hint of indulgence and a smattering of culture leaving you with a lasting impression of South Australia.

• Explore one of South Australia’s most iconic regions as you enjoy a scenic drive through the Fleurieu Peninsula to the coastal town of Victor Harbor and the McLaren Vale wine region.
• Stroll across the Granite Island causeway for spectacular views of the Southern Ocean, then meet your captain for an exhilarating boat cruise around Seal Island, Wright Island and the Granite boulders. Spot marine life such as sea lions and dolphins!
• Witness the ‘out of this world’ d’Arenberg Cube and discover the tactile and sensory delights of the Alternate Realities Museum within.
• Visit the biodynamic Gemtree Winery. Enjoy a walk around the eco wetlands trail before relaxing over a Vintner’s produce platter and the sprawling vineyard views.

AVAILIBILTY

Monday and Saturday or on request for private groups.

Departs Adelaide 9:00am and returns 5:00pm

INCLUSIONS

• Return transport
• Experienced local guide
• Picnic lunch
• Southern Ocean Adventure Boat Cruise
• d'Arenberg Cube entry
• Gemtree wine tasting, local produce platter
  and being biodynamic talk

TOUR DETAILS

Absorb the stunning scenery of the Fleurieu
Peninsula - ease in to your day’s adventure on a lovely scenic drive to the
south coast. Travel through the city, along the coast and into the countryside
of this beautiful region. You will soon understand why they say this area
offers some of the best food, wine and wildlife in the state.

Explore Victor Harbor’s Granite Island - On
arrival at Victor Harbor revitalise with a stroll along the iconic causeway to
the historic Granite Island. Be amazed by the breathtaking ocean views and
nature of the local area. You may even see the local horse drawn tram crossing
the causeway alongside you.

Spot the charismatic marine wildlife of
Encounter Bay - meet your captain for an exhilarating 90-minute Southern Ocean
Adventure. Witness spectacular views of the Victor Harbor shoreline Waitpinga
Cliffs and Granite Island. As you cruise along look out for an array of
seabirds such as petrels, shearwaters and cormorants. With a bit of luck, the
playful local dolphins may even pop up to say hello! Looping around Seal Island
see Australian Sea Lions and Long-Nosed Fur Seals basking in the sun or
frolicking in the water - these cheeky creatures are sure to make your day.
Then travel along the coast further past the granite boulders of Wright Island
and the Bluff. During the winter months you may even been lucky enough to spot
some Southern Right Whales.

Enjoy some local catering – After
your boat ride, sit down to a delicious
picnic lunch provided
by a sustainable local caterer. Enjoy the views of the Victor
Harbor township and coastline.

Experience the sensory delights of d’Arenberg
Winery - after a short drive to McLaren Vale wine region arrive at
d'Arenberg Winery with timeto explore the famous cube. Each of the five levels
have been carefully designed to entice and excite the senses, including
features such as a wine sensory room, virtual fermenter and many other tactile
experiences in the Alternate Realities Museum.

Experience the native flora and fauna of the
wetlands - arrive at the eco-friendly Gemtree Winery and meander through the
biodiverse wetlands that have recently been restored to maintain an ecological
balance. As you follow the trail keep an eye out for the elusive natives, such
as birds, koala’s and possibly an echidna. Be sure to stop and say hello to the
resident Emu’s Bio and Dyno!

Delight your senses at Gemtree Wines - head to
the Gemtree cellar door to finish off the afternoon with a Vintner’s Platter
and glass of Gemtree regional wine while admiring the expansive views across
the vineyard.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

• This tour
  does not cater to children under 18 years of age
• Any
  dietary requirements must be advised at time of booking
• Please note
  that this tour includes an open ocean boat cruise and ocean breezes can be 10
  ̊Celsius cooler than the mainland.
• Bring
  sunscreen, sunglasses, sunhat and a small backpack to carry personal items.
• Note that
  the boat cruise is operated by Big Duck boat tours. The maximum passenger
  capacity (27) is higher than that of the rest of your Pure SA tour. This cruise
  operates in the open ocean and wind and ocean swells can cause bumpy conditions,
  The boat cruise is not recommended for pregnant women or those who suffer
  severe motion sickness. This cruise may be cancelled in inclement weather.

We look forward to seeing you out there!

Feeling adventurous? Combining the Waterfall Gully to Mt Lofty Hike with the Cleland Wildlife Park Experience is a great way to maximise your day while connecting with nature. Follow your guide along the 4km trek to the summit to enjoy the views then follow the 2km trail to Cleland and engage with Australia's unique and curious wildlife!

• Start your morning with a rewarding guided hike to Mount Lofty Summit. In an area abundant with native wildlife you will hike past waterfalls, along streams and follow gully ridges. Once at the summit be rewarded with breathtaking views over Adelaide and beyond before heading onto Cleland Wildlife Park.

• Spend the afternoon meandering and self-exploring Cleland Wildlife Park at your own pace. Exploring Cleland Wildlife Park is the perfect way to relax, rest and unwind after your hike. Get up close and personal with a variety of different native animals and be sure to listen to the interactive talks by the Wildlife Park keepers. The Koala close-up experience * and the hand feeding of the kangaroos are definite must do's!

• Koala close-up experience - meet, talk to and photograph Australia's cutest inhabitant. hand feed the kangaroos and listen to informative and engaging talks by Cleland park keepers and other animal feeding times.

• At the end of the day take some time out, put your feet up and sit back and relax with the included return transport. No need to hike back down to trail as we have you covered! Enjoy the views as the return trip takes the scenic route along Waterfall Gully Road via the Cleland Conservation Park direct the trailhead and back into the CBD.

AVAILIBILTY

Tuesday and Sunday or on request for private groups. Departs Adelaide 8:00am and returns 3:30pm

INCLUSIONS

• Return CBD transport
• Experienced local hiking guide
• Trail orientation
• Cleland Wildlife Park entry fees
• Bag of animal food
• 10% gift shop voucher

TOUR DETAILS

So many experiences all in one day - this combined tour is a great option for the adventurous experience seeker! Starting out on the Waterfall Gully to Mount Lofty Hike, trek to the summit to enjoy the panoramic views overlooking the Adelaide Plains and Gulf St. Vincent. Then follow the trail to Cleland Wildlife Park to spend the rest of the day engaging with some of Australia’s most unique and curious wildlife.

Waterfall Gully to Mount Lofty Summit Hike - a short scenic drive from the city takes you direct to the trailhead of Adelaide’s most popular hike. Arriving around 8.30am for an introduction and orientation from your tour guide, you will then set off with your guide following the trails at your pace. Depending upon your rest and interest stops along the way expect to take between 1 to 2 hours to arrive at the Summit.

Cleland Wildlife Park Experience - just down from the Summit is another beautiful bush track leading to the Cleland Wildlife Park. Re-energise at the Cleland Gecko Café on arrival before exploring the 35-hectare park on the self-discovery trails. Walk among the free roaming animals in their natural environment, stop to hand feed the kangaroos and wallabies, be amazed at the
lively wetland birds and be sure to visit Australia’s cutest inhabitants for the Koala ‘close up’ experience.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

• This hike is graded as hard. The Waterfall Gully to Mount Lofty Hike involves steep sections and uneven surfaces and a good level of fitness and mobility is required. The hike is approximately 2 – 3 hours return (7.8km).

• The tour has a minimum age requirement on 12 and is not recommended for young children. All children 12 – 17 years must be accompanied by a fare paying adult.

• We recommend wearing comfortable walking/hiking shoes, sunscreen, hat and sunglasses and bring a small lightweight backpack for personal items. Bring a full reusable water bottle which can be refilled for free at Mount Lofty Summit with fresh spring water.

• Entry fee includes the Koala ‘Close Up’ experience (meet, talk to and photograph a koala). An optional koala ‘hold’ experience is available for an additional fee from AUD $33.00pp. The koala hold experience cannot be pre-booked.

• Please note that due to animal welfare regulations, the koala experiences can be cancelled by the park without notice. Also note they do not operate on days forecast above 32 degrees Celsius (Mount Barker). Covid restrictions may also temporarily affect the availability of ALL animal encounters/experiences.

We look forward to seeing you out there!

Challenge yourself on Adelaide’s favourite hike! This tough, yet rewarding guided hike takes you from the serenity of Waterfall Gully and along the trails of Cleland Conservation Park to the summit at Mount Lofty. At 710m witness stunning panoramic views over-looking the Adelaide plains and Gulf St Vincent.

• Start the day fresh, active and inspired! In an area abundant with native wildlife you will hike past waterfalls, along streams and follow the gully ridges. Immerse yourself in the natural
  environment and be sure to soak up the negative ions as you pass by the waterfalls and flowing streams to feel even more invigorated.
• Return transport direct to the trail head provides hassle free and easy access to this popular trail. Upon arrival at the trail head be greeted by your tour guide and get ready to start the hike to the Summit. Your guide will provide you with a short introduction and orientation before guiding you on the hike.
• At the summit there will be time to admire the stunning views across Adelaide and beyond. Then treat yourself to an energising coffee and snack at the Summit Café (at own expense) before taking the return route back to the trail head.

AVAILIBILTY

Tuesday and Sunday or on request for private groups. Departs Adelaide 8:00am and returns 12:30pm.

INCLUSIONS

• Return transport to the CBD
• Experienced local hiking guide

TOUR DETAILS

Breathe the fresh morning air at Waterfall Gully - a short scenic drive from the city takes you direct to the trailhead of Adelaide’s most popular hike. Arriving around 8.30am, be amazed by your first sight of the spectacular First Falls sparkling in the morning sunshine. Depending upon your interest stops along the way, expect to take between 1 to 2 hours to arrive at the Summit.

Appreciate the serenity of nature with a morning hike - fully immerse yourself in the environment and sense the wilderness while listening to the sounds of the native birdlife. Detect the distinctive scents of the eucalyptus trees as the 3.9km trail climbs past waterfalls, along streams and gully ridges. Keep a keen eye out for sleepy koalas high in the gum trees, small lizards or even a kangaroo grazing in the bush!

Be rewarded with mind-blowing views - sense the feeling of height as you reach the summit and be rewarded with breathtaking views over Adelaide and beyond. See the city buildings, parklands and iconic Adelaide Oval, look out across the plains to the Airport, the coastal town of Glenelg and the far reaches of Port Adelaide. On a clear day, you may even sight Kangaroo Island!

Re-energise at the Summit Café - the Café is the perfect place to relax and enjoy a morning coffee or brunch (own expense) while admiring the views. Be sure to take some time to learn
some interesting facts and history about the Summit before following your guide back down to Waterfall Gully. The return hike should take around 1 hour.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

• This hike is graded as hard. The Waterfall Gully to Mount Lofty Hike involves steep sections and uneven surfaces and a good level of fitness and mobility is required. The hike is approximately 2 – 3 hours return (7.8km).
• The tour has a minimum age requirement on 12 and is not recommended for young children. All children 12 – 17 years must be accompanied by a fare paying adult.
• We recommend wearing comfortable walking/hiking shoes, sunscreen, hat and sunglasses and bring a small lightweight backpack for personal items. Bring a full reusable water bottle which can be refilled for free at Mount Lofty Summit with fresh spring water.

We look forward to seeing you out there!

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