The Ultimate Guide to 24-Hours in Adelaide

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April 2024

Have you stopped over in Adelaide and need help figuring out what to do? Hire a KINTO® car and explore this beautiful city. We've put together where we like to visit when on the road, so you can hit the best spots to eat and see all in one day! Check it out.

Explore the Top Sights and Delicious Eats in Adelaide

Rise and Shine

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Begin your 24 hours in Adelaide, a stone's throw from Hallett Cove Beach, with a hearty breakfast at the Boatshed Hallett Cove. Sip a hot coffee while listening to the waves and enjoy some smashed avo on toast or one of the classic brekky items from their mouth-watering menu.

Explore Hallett Cove

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After breakfast, head to Hallett Cove Conservation Park, a trove of geological finds. Get your walking shoes on and pack the essentials to explore the park.

Walk the Coast Park Path Boardwalk, a scenic walk following the cliffs through the park. Or discover the Glacier Hike, which features Black Cliff Lookout, Sugarloaf, and other significant geological points of interest. Hallett Cove Conservation Park has no shortage of picture-worthy locations to snap and incredible sights to see.

Lunch

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Come lunchtime, you're sure to have walked up an appetite. Take the scenic drive through the Adelaide Hills to reach your lunch destination.

Patch Kitchen & Garden is located inside the old post office, which has since been refurbished.

It offers a warm, inviting atmosphere and a delectable menu that changes to highlight seasonal produce.

Another terrific lunch option is Fourth Hill. Set against a charming backdrop featuring a beautiful garden space is an airy restaurant serving freshly made bread, pasta, and sweet treats that showcase local produce.

Visit a Winery

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The Adelaide Hills area has an abundance of stunning wineries and cellar doors to visit while driving through.

A few to consider stopping by are Tapanappa Wines, their cellar door features a large deck where you can sit back, look out to the rolling hills, and sip a beautiful glass of your choice.

Another wonderful winery is the Ashton Hills Vineyard, known for its Pinot Noir and exceptional Riesling.

Finally, Shaw + Smith is set on beautiful land and produces award-winning wines worth trying.

These wineries offer wine tastings or flights for visitors

Cruise into the Sunset

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What better place to watch the sunset than on a boat in the ocean? Well, you can do just that on a Twilight Cruise with Temptation Sailing. Take in the panoramic views of the Adelaide coastline and relax in good company while you float along at golden hour. And if you're lucky, you may see a dolphin or two.

Dinner

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The Glenelg area has a variety of excellent restaurants and tapas bars. Head to Fourth for a delicious meal in a relaxed atmosphere. At Fourth, you'll find a flavourful menu of fresh seafood, meats, and pastas, as well as a fully stocked bar for all your cocktail needs. After your meal, stay for an extra round of drinks or move on to one of the many terrific bars in the area.

Glenelg Beach

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Wind up your 24 hours in Adelaide with an after-dinner walk along the gorgeous Glenelg Beach. Enjoy a peaceful walk while listening to the soothing sounds of crashing waves and smelling the salt on the breeze. It's a perfect way to finish an amazing day.

Need a ride for your next trip to Adelaide? Book a KINTO®.

KINTO® has cars available for hire or share in Adelaide and the surrounding areas. So you can travel from city to coast to country in comfort and style.

Please note, the above are recommendations only and the KINTO team has no paid partnership or affiliation with the businesses listed.