ADELAIDE City

The city of churches is a beautiful drive to or from Melbourne along the Great Ocean Road. The city itself was originally made by colonists from stone so there is a graciousness to the buildings and architecture. Crowded against the sea by pleasant hills the centre is very small with key historical markers like the town hall and post office where Charles Todd originally proposed the overland telegraph line. Adelaide is a good base from which to explore nearby regions including the wine growing areas of the Clare Valley, the Adelaide Hills and the coastal areas like Kangaroo Island.


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