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FAMILY-FRIENDLY ACTIVITIES IN SOUTH AUSTRALIA

South Australia is full of family-friendly activities. Whizz down waterslides in Adelaide or splash out at holiday parks in our beautiful coastal regions. Get up-close to wildlife in the wild at the Adelaide Hills' Gorge Wildlife Park and Eyre Peninsula's Mikkira Station or head to the Adelaide Zoo: a 15 minute walk from the heart of the city, boasting a huge variety of animals. Go strawberry picking in the Adelaide Hills, embark on an African safari at Monarto or chill out at Adelaide's must-visit metropolitan beaches: Glenelg, Henley and Semaphore. Check out our guide for Family Friendly Things To Do in South Australia for some inspiration.

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Find the best places to kick back and relax with the whole family. Experiencing great food and wine is part and parcel with travelling South Australia, and these spots are accessible and welcoming for those visiting with children.

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