How can a two-week stay near Port Noarlunga mix Adelaide sights with a sensible budget?
A couple has a beachside base, plenty of time and wants more than the zoo and nature parks.
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A couple has a beachside base, plenty of time and wants more than the zoo and nature parks.
A group in their thirties wants atmospheric restaurants and late conversation rather than a rowdy party.
A visitor has confused the Noarlunga boardwalk with the Brighton-to-Marino coastal route.
After a camping trip, they want comfort, good food and a short area to explore before flying home.
The traveller wants gardens, Central Market, Adelaide Oval, the Hills, the Fleurieu and wildlife.
One couple eats lightly while friends prefer a long multi-course lunch, so an equal split is awkward.
They want wineries, wildlife, short walks and photogenic towns while driving east through the Fleurieu and Coonawarra.
The match appears on a schedule, but the ticket seller does not show seats yet.
A driver has ample time and is deciding between a direct long day and one or two nights en route.
The traveller wants in-person help with a phone SIM before driving towards Victor Harbor.
Visiting relatives want a booked Christmas meal and would welcome play space or a buffet.
The driver lands late morning, wants lunch in the city and must reach Cape Jervis for an evening departure.