Also referred to as Adelaide International Airport, it serves as both the city and the greater South Australia’s primary airport. The award-winning airport is Located close to West Beach, Adelaide airport is but six kilometres away from the CBD. The airport is the fifth busiest in Australia, handling up to fifteen million passengers annually.

Since the airport is so close to the CBD, getting there shouldn’t take a long time. It usually takes about fifteen minutes from the city centre to Adelaide Airport.  That said we’ve shared with a list of ETA’s from the surrounding suburbs, to help you plan your pick up time in advance.

The estimated time of arrival from other suburbs is included as follows: the eta anywhere in the inner city is around 15 minutes, north Adelaide area has an eta of about 20 minutes, South Adelaide has an ETA of 15 minutes,  East Adelaide ((Adelaide Hills) )has an ETA of fifteen minutes and West Adelaide  (Glenelg/ Brighton) has a similar ETA .

You have several options for getting to the CBD. The first is the airport shuttle. It is CBD oriented so may not be the best option for first-timers. Similarly, you may opt to use the cities public transport system. Adelaide’s Metro Bus service (Jetexpress) will take you from the airport to the CBD.  If you’re looking for a more private transfer experience there’s always Uber and Taxi.

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The city of Adelaide emerges from the Torrens River and stretches into the Great Southern Ocean to the south and to the lush fertile hills of the north. This beautiful city serves as the capital of South Australia and is home to approximately one and half million residents. Adelaide is ranked fifth in population amongst the nation’s cities.  Renowned for its affordability, Adelaide’s cost of living is twenty per cent lower than its larger peers Melbourne and Sydney.

Unlike many cities in Australia, Adelaide was not a penal colony. The city was founded by free immigrants emanating from Europe. The city’s elegant stone crafted buildings and regal architecture serve as a legacy to the city’s past. Adelaide has managed to blend the past with the present as it grows, preserving its rich history for posterity.

Thanks in part to the cities geography, it appears more lush and green as compared to other Australian cities. Manicured public gardens and scenic parks are commonplace is this city. The Royal Botanical Gardens and the Himeji Garden are prime examples. The city’s pristine beaches to the south serve as both a contrast and compliment to the lush mainland. The best of both worlds!

The city is itself can be described as compact. From Victoria Square at the hear of the city, extends the city’s 2-kilometre wide grid. From five star hotels to boutique establishments and serviced apartments, Adelaide has ample accommodation. There’s plenty to do for leisure and the food, sourced from local produce is delectable.

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There’s something for everyone in Adelaide. From its lush countryside to the picturesque city centre and the pristine beaches in the south, the city is teeming with activities. We’ve sampled them for you.

Arts and Culture

Known for its churches and historic architecture, the city of Adelaide is South Australia’s cultural hub. In the North terrace of the city, you’ll find the Art Gallery of South Australia. Marvell in the splendour of the building itself and the art pieces in it. To get a sense of the region’s history, you may visit the South Australian Museum. The Museum was opened to the public in the mid 19th century and showcases and preserves not only the regions past but select historical pieces from cultures around the globe.

Nature

Adelaide is a beautiful city. A large contributor to the cities timeless grace and appeal is the natural environment.  You may want to take a walk by the Torrens River or reflect quietly in the Royal Botanic Gardens. For a more explorative option, visit the city’s zoo and ogle at both local and exotic wildlife. South of the city, you may want to relax in the wonderful beaches around Adelaide.

Gastronomic Scene

We recommend Leigh and Peel Street for a quick sampling of what the city has to offer. If you have the time, you must explore the city’s wine regions renowned and celebrated worldwide for great wine and food. The Barossa and Adelaide Hills are a must-visit for any tourist. That said if you don’t have the time, take comfort in knowing that whatever you’re eating, is fresh and locally sourced a fact that makes Adelaide stand out from its peers worldwide.