Visitors to Adelaide can now easily experience some of the best nearby accessible attractions including Cleland Wildlife Park and Mount Lofty Summit, plus a wheelchair accessible scenic drive through Port Adelaide and the City Centre. If you’re looking for a small group tour (up to 14 people) to see the best of Adelaide in a day, then our shore excursion is for you. If you or someone you’re travelling with also requires additional needs, then our tour may be perfect.
Description
Our scenic drive to Cleland Wildlife Park passes by the Adelaide Oval and through Adelaide’s City Centre and surrounding parklands. You will see why Adelaide is recognised as one of only 2 National Park Capital Cities in the world. Then it’s a short drive up into the hills to Mount Lofty Summit Lookout for a quick aerial view over the city. Next stop is the Cleland Wildlife Park, only a 5 minutes drive away. We have designed our tour to maximise your time here, relaxing and meeting the native animals that call this place home. Your return journey to the Passenger Terminal drives through Port Adelaide and Semaphore’s historic main streets.
Our shore excursion is offered publicly during the cruise ship season, it is not available at other times. This excursion can also be booked privately with an option to modify the itinerary.
Details
Duration: Generally 8:30am – 4:00pm but dependent on ships schedule
Start/Finish: Passenger Terminal
Accessibility: Wheelchair Friendly
Group size: up to 14
Seated passengers: 12
Wheelchair passengers: 2 (manual)
Bookings
Highlights
- The famous Adelaide Oval
- Historic Semaphore and Port Adelaide main streets
- Adelaide’s picturesque City Centre, River Torrens, and surrounding nature parklands
Why see Adelaide with us?
- Our shore excursion is designed for all cruise ship passengers to enjoy
- Passenger terminal pick-up and drop-off transport (wheelchair accessible) is included
- We are locally owned and operated
- Our in-house travel specialists can also help book your cruise and other travel arrangements
Accessibility Information
wheelchair accessible locations and tour bus
To discuss your needs please connect with us.
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