Adelaide Botanic Garden:

Located in the heart of Adelaide, a peaceful place to unwind and escape the city centre. The BTANIC tram line operates to and from the gardens, stopping 200m from the entrance. If you’re catching the bus, Stop R1 North Tce and Stop Y1 East Tce are both a short walking distance to the gardens entrance.

Belair National Park:

Only 25-minutes from the city, Belair National Park is a great place to explore, hike, mountain bike or just enjoy the great outdoors. The BEL train line will take you to and from the national park, stopping at Belair Railway Station.

Glenelg Beach:

A true gem of Adelaide. Beaches, restaurants, parks, shopping and more. The GLENLG tram line will bring you right to Mosely Square, where you can jump straight off in the heart of Glenelg.

Hallet Cove Conservation Park: 

Have you ever seen a more beautiful trail? Hallett Cove Conservation Park is located on the Gulf of St Vincent, and if you don’t fancy a walk, you can visit the park’s beach. The SEFRD train line is your best route to this stunning location, which will stop at Hallett Cove Beach Railway Station, 700m from the Conservation Park.

Henely Square/Beach:  

Eat, drink, and swim. Henely Square has it all from amazing restaurants, scenic beach views and a Gelati fix. Stop 30 Military Rd / Main St is located right in front of Henely Square, with the 287 and H33 servicing this stop.

Morialta Conservation Park:

Famous for the Morialta Falls, Morialta Conservation Park is located within the foothills east of Adelaide. The park is full of so much to see and do, from bushwalking, hiking trails and the newly built Mukanthi Playspace to keep the kids entertained. The H30, H30S and X30 all stop along Stradbroke Rd and Morialta Rd for commuters to enter the park.

Aldgate:

A small suburb situated within the hills perfect for a weekend stroll or coffee, the 863 operates to and from the City to Aldgate.

Beerenberg Farm:

In the mood for some strawberry picking? Stop 57 Mt Barker Rd is located outside of the Beerenberg Farm. Multiple routes will stop here, but if you are coming from the city then the 801 or T801 is the service for you.

Cleland Wildlife Park:

The 823 will drop you straight to Cleland Wildlife Park from the Crafers Park ‘n’ Ride. Wildlife goers can catch this service from Zone A at Crafers Park ‘n’ Ride but will need to catch a service like the 801 or T801 to get to this stop.

Hahndorf:

SA’s little German inspired village is located within the Adelaide Hills full of history, culture, food, drinks and more. Multiple stops along Mt Barker Rd make it easier for those visiting to see what Hahndorf has to offer, the 801 or T801 are the services we recommend if you are coming from the city.

Mt Lofty Botanic Gardens:

A hidden gem across the Adelaide Hills. The Mt Lofty Botanic Gardens is perfect place for a long walk, picnic, or a quiet place to unwind. Stop 30F Piccadilly Rd is the closest stop the gardens, with those travelling from the city can catch the 822, or the 866 if you are already in the hills.

Stirling:

The leafy village, home to shopping, food and so much more. Services such as the 863 and 801 will get you to Stirling, stopping along Mt Barker Rd.

Aldinga Beach/Silver Sands/Sellicks/Port Willunga:

Our beaches do not disappoint in South Australia and those across the Fleureiu are a must see. Aldinga Beach, Silver Sands, Sellicks and Port Willunga are all located along the coast and should be on your bucket list. The 750 travels to all 4 beaches, those travelling from the city can jump onto the SEAFRD line to Seaford Railway Station and transfer to this service.

McLaren Vale:

If beaches aren’t your thing, then maybe exploring the wine region of McLaren Vale will tickle your fancy. Surrounded by some of the country’s best vineyards, the 751 travels through this region stopping across multiple stops on Main Rd. If you are travelling from the city, then be sure to catch the SEAFRD line to Seaford Railway Station and transfer to this bus service.