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You'll find plenty of information on the regions of South Australia on this handy map. You can click to launch the map for more information on a particular area, zoom in for even more detail or zoom out to get the big picture.


The legendary Ghan train, South Australia
Swimming with sea lions on the Eyre Peninsula, South Australia
Murray River, South Australia
Bethany Wines, Barossa, South Australia
Wilpena Pound, Flinders Ranges, South Australia

Backpacking in Adelaide

A fun and affordable way to stay in Adelaide

Adelaide - A Fun and Affordable City for Backpacking, South Australia

Adelaide’s popular backpacker and youth hostels have a reputation for quality facilities.

There are award-winning backpacker hostels right in the heart of Adelaide or beachside hostels in Glenelg.

Every Tuesday night, travellers, students and backpackers are invited to head down to The Crown and Sceptre Hotel for an Adelaide mingle night hosted by tour operator Surf and Sun. The new Tuesday night events are sure to be plenty of fun and included in the cost is bus pick-ups, dinner, games and prizes plus a discount book for various Adelaide activities.

Adelaide Central YHA
Located in the heart of the city at Light Square, this is one of the best YHA hostels in Australia.

The property is fully airconditioned with modern facilities, including a large self-catering kitchen, dining room, cable TV, free linen, tea & coffee, storage, internet and security access.

Adelaide Travellers Inn
Adelaide Travellers Inn provides accommodation on Hutt Street, one of Adelaide’s popular “Eat Streets”.

Facilities include communal kitchen, free bikes, balcony, BBQ, TV lounge room and internet.

Annie’s Place
A beautiful, 137 year old building that has a warm, friendly mix of old world charm and modern funky vibes.

Being a heritage building, the rooms are large with high ceilings and period trimmings (the chandelier in the hall way deserves a photograph every time).

Backpack Oz
In 1854 the Orient Hotel was established on the corner of Pulteney and Wakefield Streets. 142 years later, this historic building was transformed into Backpack Oz and has been home to travellers from the world over ever since.

Combining old pub charm with modern facilities, Backpack Oz is a fun place to stay in Adelaide.

Blue Galah
The ‘Galah’ is a modern, comfortable and well appointed 3.5 star hostel with a green eco-friendly tick as appraised by AAA Tourism Australia.

Facilities include full kitchen, laundry, internet, large balcony, games and entertainment room and free light breakfast.

Glenelg Beach Hostel
This hostel provides quality backpacker accommodation in the popular beachside suburb of Glenelg.

Centrally located, it is only metres from the beach, great nightlife, alfresco dining, restaurants, shopping, 24-hour supermarket and cinema.

Being very close to transport, a short tram ride takes you into the busy centre of Adelaide.

More information on backpacking in Adelaide.

Relaxing at the Austral Hotel on Rundle Street, Adelaide South Australia

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