Adelaide has numerous places waiting to be explored. Being South Australia's capital, tourists would have an amazing time discovering its wonders. Visitors would not have any difficulty finding a place to stay for there are several hotels which cater to everyone's budget. There is also a wide variety of shops, restaurants, cafes and boutiques to go to.
But if visitors would want to experience more of what Adelaide has to offer, they must visit Adelaide Zoo. An 8-hectare land, it houses an estimate of 300 different species of rare reptiles, mammals, birds and fish native to Australia. With so many collections of exotic Australian trees and diverse flora and fauna inside its premises, Adelaide Zoo is also considered to be a flourishing garden.
Nature lovers who would want to relax more could go to another garden - The Adelaide Botanic Garden. The 30-hectare property is a paradise in the heart of the city. Having several gardens specifically designed with different themes, visitors would have a peaceful and relaxing stroll around this haven.
If tourists are looking for a fantastic water adventure, The Adelaide Aquatic Center has the answer. This place is perfect for tourists who brought along their kids. Both children and adults would have an enjoyable experience swimming in the 8-lane pool and trying out the slides, water toys and fountains. They could also take advantage of the center's other facilities such as its sauna, spas and steam room. The entire family would have a fun day here at The Adelaide Aquatic Center.
Another water adventure that visitors should not dare miss is Adelaide's Underwater Heritage Trail. Visitors would like swimming and scuba-diving while exploring the four sunken ships. These shipwrecks are Zanoni, Norma, the Grecian, and Star of Greece. Guests would be able to discover the evolution of ships. They would clearly distinguish the differences of ships before from today especially when it comes to its materials. The most commonly used materials for ships during the early 20th century were steel, iron, and wood.
After all the exciting things tourists have just done, it's time for them to lie low and explore the city by themselves using bicycles. They could perfectly view the city's everyday life through its local shops, restaurants and parks. Visitors simply have to rent a bicycle from the Adelaide City Bike Scheme. People should merely present an identification card before having a bicycle. This is surely a fun way to get around the city.
There are still so much more places to visit in the entire South Australia. But exploring the city of Adelaide is more than enough to genuinely experience the wonders that Australia's fourth largest state could offer.
Patrick Garde is the owner of a Travel Guide to Australia website which offers wide range of information regarding traveling to Australia: http://australianexpedition.com
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