Welcome
to historic Glenelg,
‘Adelaide’s City by the Sea’
Nestled
on the white sandy coast of St. Vincent’s
Gulf, Glenelg is only 15 minutes from the city of Adelaide
and 10 minutes from Adelaide Airport.
Glenelg offers a vibrant retail centre with a kaleidoscope
of shopping experiences complimented by a variety of cosmopolitan
restaurants, from alfresco dining to award-winning silver
service establishments. Historically South Australia’s
founding colonists and first Governor landed in Glenelg in
1836 walking inland to the ‘Old Gum Tree’
where the Governor issued a proclamation that established
the Government of South Australia. Historical walks showcasing
Glenelg’s heritage are well-formatted for all visitors to enjoy.
The historic Glenelg tram connects Glenelg with the sights
of Adelaide, and an Explorer Bus tours local attractions.
All of Adelaide’s attractions are within easy reach.
Glenelg experiences a perfect Mediterranean climate, characteristic
of hot dry summers, which average 27 °C, and cool dry winters
averaging 15 °C. Glenelg is a perfect destination to relax
or party.
Glenelg is the gateway to:
Adelaide
The perfect blend of style and sophistication without the brashness
of a big city. Explore Adelaide's famous cultural heart -
North Terrace’s show-casing the Art Gallery, Museum and Adelaide Casino. Only
a short stroll from these are walks beside the River Torrens,
The Adelaide Zoo, and The Adelaide Festival Centre.
Adelaide Hills
A 30 minute drive from Glenelg and you will be in the
heart of an idyllic hills-setting with lush flora, vineyards,
orchards, and farms. Charming hills towns boast a smorgasbord
of home made pastries and preserves, quiet picnic areas, restaurants
and wildlife reserves make the Adelaide Hills a enchanting
touring experience.
McLaren Vale
A pleasant 30 minute drive from Glenelg will find you
in the heart of a famous wine district that rivals the most
picturesque sceneries. Sample some of South Australia’s
best wines in a warm friendly atmosphere.
Kangaroo
Island
Board the luxurious Fast Ferries from Glenelg to Kingscote
and in just over 2 hours you will be on the third largest
island in Australia. It is a patchwork of farmland and truly
unique national parks where you can walk amongst a seal colony
or just relax in a truly unspoiled environment of pristine
wilderness.
Southern Coastline
A pleasant drive along South Australia’s
coast will find you mesmerised by Mediterranean blue waters
and sheer sandstone cliffs. Easily accessible for those who
wish to stay a while and take in the uplifting ocean breezes.
Barossa
Valley
This scenic valley, just a 1 hour drive from Glenelg,
is set amidst tranquil townships of some of our first European
settlers and renowned as one of the State's premier wine growing
regions.
Activities are abundant if you like to live on the
edge: experience sky diving, bungee jumping, gliding, jet
skiing and sailing, the choice is yours.
If you prefer a quieter pace, golf, fishing, river cruises,
dolphin watching, bowling, cinema and scenic walks are only
a few of the attractions easily available.
For
further details and bookings contact the proprietor, Steve
Bland.
Phone: 0417 083 634 or (08) 8376 1934
email: email
Steve
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