This mountain range (for Australian standards) just north of Adelaide has some interesting sights to offer (or at least they’re nearby). π
Lake Hart
It is a salt lake which reminded us of the Salt flats in Bolivia. The Adelaide β Alice Springs runs right next to it so watch out for trains. π

Alligator gorge
It is, as the name says, a gorge (no water when we visited, but the whole was very unusual) with an up and down hiking trail. We got to see wallabies and even a huge kangaroo on the way.

Clare Valley
Valley full of vineyards and famous for its white wine. We went for a wine tasting, where we tried 12 (yes 12) samples from dry white to almost liquor like red. Although the region boast as one of the best white wine region we preferred the red ones (Styria is Styria :)).

Adelaide
This was our last stop. It’s a picturesque city by the ocean. We only had one evening to spare so we headed straight to the beach and witnessed another amazing sunset. The beach is also worth a mention β the sand is one of the softest we have seen. After the sunset we strolled around the main street, got some dinner before heading back to our centraly located hostel Adelaide YHA. It’s a shame we didn’t plan more time here, because the town looks like it has a lot to offer.

We are planning for a trip to claire valley and from this post, I got some ideas on best place to visit. Already booked a house for staying through
Amy’s house Australia. Hope we will spend some great time there.
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Glad we could help. Have fun and enjoy a glass of wine for us π
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