Explore South Australia

Discover the best travel tips and destinations in South Australia for international students, working holidaymakers, and digital nomads.

Nature & Wildlife

• Get up close to kangaroos, sea lions, and koalas on Kangaroo Island
• Explore the outback and ancient landscapes in the Flinders Ranges
• Camp and surf in the wild coastal beauty of Innes National Park
• Visit the volcanic Blue Lake and sinkholes in Mount Gambier

Food & Wine

• Sip world-class Shiraz in Barossa Valley or cycle the Riesling Trail in Clare Valley
• Explore Adelaide Central Market for multicultural food and local produce
• Feast on fresh oysters and tuna in Port Lincoln, the seafood capital of Australia

Arts & Culture

• Join major festivals like Adelaide Fringe and WOMADelaide
• Learn Aboriginal traditions with cultural tours from the Kaurna and Adnyamathanha peoples
• Visit museums, galleries, and laneway art throughout Adelaide

Lifestyle & Local Vibes

• Enjoy uncrowded beaches and scenic day trips from Adelaide
• Experience friendly locals and a relaxed atmosphere
• A perfect setting for remote workers, students, and backpackers

Getting Here & Around

• Fly into Adelaide Airport (ADL) – connected to major cities and international hubs
• Use public transport (trams, buses, trains) or hire a car for regional travel

Visa Options

• Working Holiday Visa (subclass 417/462): Great for ages 18–30 (or 35 for select countries). Work in hospitality, farming, or tourism.
• Student Visa (subclass 500): Study and work part-time in Adelaide, which has lower living costs than other major cities.

Check official visa details at immi.homeaffairs.gov.au

Living Costs

• Cheaper rent, groceries, and transport compared to Sydney or Melbourne
• Discounts available for students and long-term visitors

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Lastly

From beaches and wine to wildlife and art, South Australia gives international travellers everything they need—adventure, culture, and work-life balance in one place.

👉 Start planning your journey at southaustralia.com