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Adelaide Western & Beach Suburbs

Beach Fun Adelaide is rich in safe family beaches with sandy coastline stretching north and south along its entire western perimeter. The most popular swimming beaches are Glenelg, West Beach, Henley Beach, Brighton, Seacliff, Semaphore and Grange beaches. The main reason these beaches are popular is because they are in close proximity to transport terminals and easily reached.

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The truth is you can reach Adelaide's beaches from nearly anywhere along its western perimeter and enjoy the easy lifestyle and wonderful golden sandy shoreline at any time. Because the coastline drops gradually into the gulf, the shallow waters and sand bars provide safe isolated pools for children to play in at low tide. Surfing enthusiasts though, will have to go a little further a-field for good surfing conditions. Click here for more beach information.

Boating The ocean and rivers around Adelaide offer excellent boating potential and you can sail or rent a power boat to traverse the waterways. For more information on power boat hire call: All Leisure Hire Burton Road, Bolivar on: 015 397 196 For sailing information please see our section on sailing. Paddle boating is another option and can be hired from Captain Jolley's which is under the King William Street Bridge, down Jolley's Lane by Jolley's Boathouse. River cruises are yet another good way to enjoy boating in the area.

Adelaide is ‘children’s country’ and there are numerous activities for children on offer. Besides those mentioned in our list below, we suggest all visitors get a copy of the following kid’s activities guide book written by James Muecke's: 'Adelaide for Kids' offers a multitude of ideas, activities and events in and around Adelaide and more than half of the 400 odd suggestions are free. Maps and a location guides ensure parents can find each place without getting lost. You can purchase a copy at Australia Post, RAA and all good bookstores in the city on arrival.

Adelaide is also a city of food and wine. The City has many cafes and restaurants that mirror a wide range of ethnic influences. The cosmopolitan central markets, an array of retail stores specialising in food and many wine and food festivals are a hallmark of the City.

Adelaide Western & Beach Suburbs:

South Australia Regions (SA)