How can a family of four across three generations spend six days in Adelaide without wine tours?
We have different ages, a central hotel and a modest sightseeing budget.
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Choosing a South Australian outing that fits one day from Adelaide.
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We have different ages, a central hotel and a modest sightseeing budget.
We want a few days on the coast but the interstate drop-off fee may change the budget.
We would rather break up the journey from the Adelaide region to western Victoria.
I will be in town in spring and want a wine-country outing without driving.
We want coastal scenery, short walks and good food, and have already planned Kangaroo Island and Barossa separately.
Our ship is in port roughly from morning to early evening. We prefer scenery and local towns to museums or winery tastings.
We want a mix of city sights, Hahndorf and beach time, and Kangaroo Island ferries appear full.
We have already planned city time and are deciding among Glenelg, the Adelaide Hills and a wine region.
We will mostly travel without a car but could hire one for part of the stay.
We are interested in Glenelg, Hahndorf and McLaren Vale without changing hotels too often.
We will have a rental car but would prefer to keep the drive to roughly an hour each way.
I have one spare day and am torn between the Adelaide Hills, wine country and the coast. How should I decide?
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