Feriehus i Angle Park

My 45 Minute Market orientation tour is a walk through the 80 stalls of the indoor Adelaide Central Market, giving you my shortcut 'A' list to the Central Market and beyond. My tour takes you on a Central Market Snapshot gourmet experience, visiting my favourite stalls to try delicious tastings that represent the best foods grown and produced in South Australia. The Market is a multicultural culinary hotspot that takes years to learn properly, so if time is short and you are planning to cook a meal or just find some delicious appetisers, gifts or eat me now treats, this is the tour for you. From artisan cheeses, quirky Australian native foods, smallgoods, fresh seasonal fruits, nuts, and dairy - there really is something for everything, our tastings change every day based on what is in season. For fellow foodies with special dietary requirements, we've got you covered. It is a great shopping opportunity to learn from a local, and I will give you my tips on new and famous restaurants to visit, trendy bars and fun things to do round town. Shop where the chefs shop, and fastback yourself to become a local! Other things to note The Central Market is an indoor foodies heaven. Tours are accessible for everyone and we can cater for dietary requirements -please let us know on booking so that your experience is great.

On this walk we will see the imposing Parliament House, the oldest continually used Government House in Australia, and iconic memorials dedicated both to war and some of our noted citizens and influencers. This cultural tour also takes in the State Library, the old Destitute Asylum, the old Police Barracks, the Art Gallery of SA and the University of Adelaide and encapsulates the very best that the city has to offer. We start at Parliament House, which took 50 years to build before moving onto our first War Memorial erected in 1904 and the adjacent imposing Government House. A walk along North Terrace takes us past Prince Henry Gardens peppered with memorials dedicated to noted South Australians as well as an important early explorer, Matthew Flinders. The striking heritage architecture in Adelaide is notable, making a great contrast with the more contemporary modern buildings. Some of the older heritage style buildings date right back to the 1860's and have been well preserved for our viewing. We then pass by the iconic main War Memorial dedicated initially to the Great War and then visit the beautiful State Library of South Australia with its 1880's historic Mortlock Wing. A little visited area in behind North Terrace is the old Destitute Asylum and the old Mounted Police Barracks, which provoke many stories relating to crime, degradation and the human struggle to survive. Other things to note Easy paced 90 minute to 2 hour walking tours with the experience of a local guide. Starting and finishing points within reach of transport and cafes, shops etc. Wear comfortable clothing appropriate for the weather conditions as well as good walking shoes. Hats for warm days as well as water.

A wonderful day 8hr day out: Pick up/ Drop off to your Door. Visit the best places the Fleurieu Peninsula has to offer, where ancient forests meet 'The great Southern Ocean'. The adventure begins at the water's edge of the spectacular Sellicks Beach where the Mount Lofty Ranges meet the sea. Spectacular scenery; steep cliffs giving way to beautiful sandy beaches. Both seals & Dolphins can be spotted feeding here. Onto Second valley, South Australia's most photographed locations; stunning coastline views, & crystal-clear waters. Continue thru off-road tracks into Deep Creek Conservation Park and the stunning stringybark forest, home to an array of native wildlife such as Western Grey Kangaroos, Echidnas & 100's of species of birds. Here it's all about the wildlife, brilliant photo opportunities. Drive-up onto ridge tops that look out across the great Southern Ocean with views of Pages Islands, Cape Willoughby Lighthouse thru to Kangaroo Island. It's the world’s most scenic coastline & the landscape is breath-taking. Onto Port Elliot to see the majestic passing whales (April-Nov). Port Elliot is a charming historic town 1845. Here we can lunch at The Flying Fish Café on the water’s edge or you may choose one of the great local bakeries *Lunch Not Included In Price. Message me if the date you want is not available.

Who doesn’t want to know how to make great coffee? What’s included: ⋆ Audrey our renovated 1963 vintage Fiesta caravan fitted out with the latest coffee machine & grinders ⋆ Make all your favourite café drinks including capuccinos, lattes, dirty chai & even iced coffees ⋆ Foam silky milk ⋆ Adjusting the grind and using a coffee grinder **Please note, if the times available do not suit you, message me for a customised time. Other things to note This experience is great for someone with absolutely no experience making coffee or great for someone looking at starting a new cafe or looking for work in the industry.

Come with me in my VW up! to the Adelaide Hills Wineries. I’ll pick you up in the Adelaide CBD, from where the picturesque Adelaide Hills wine region is only a 20 minute drive east of the city. There are over 50 cellar doors in the region, from larger, well established wineries to small artisanal wineries. Depending on which day you book (some wineries don’t open every day) we will visit 3 or 4 of these top rating cellar doors: Ashton Hills Vineyard, Bird in Hand* (currently closed - undergoing major renovations), Hahndorf Hill Winery, Murdoch Hill, Petaluma, Shaw & Smith, Sidewood Estate*, Tapanappa, The Lane Vineyard*. We have a few lunch options: you could bring a picnic (I’ll bring the rug!), or, if you’re happy to spend a little extra, you could try out the platters which are available at most of the cellar doors (best option, to keep wine tasting!). Some of the wineries (marked*) also have restaurants – I can book for lunch if you let me know well enough in advance. ... And don't forget the acclaimed 'ChocoVino' tasting! Other things to note Some wineries charge tasting fees for their ‘wine flights’. Most wineries have light meals or platters available for purchase, and some have restaurants at their cellar doors.