Adelaide Sightseeing Tours & Charter

This tour is ideal for people who only have a short time to explore Adelaide and its surrounds.
It is suitable to the older traveller who perhaps doesn’t have the energy to go gallivanting around on adventure tours.
Adelaide sightseeing tours seems to be run in association with national coach tour giant Gray Line, but our driver was local and extremely knowledgeable — not just about the regular sights but even about old bluestone houses we pass as we make our way to the Adelaide Hills.
He also gives tourists an idea of local industry and the livelihoods of South Australians in the suburbs and towns we pass on the tour.
It was an unseasonably wet day when I joined the tour and many roads in the Adelaide CBD were closed, so we didn’t get to see much of what was on the itinerary, including Mount Lofty in the Hills, where tourists usually get off to take photos of scenery at the summit. The bus driver decided it was still too overcast to stop off on the way back.
It was also a shame we only got to stop off in the Hills village of Hahndorf. Under the sub-​headline ‘highlights, the itinerary is bullet-​pointed for each place we pass and reads: ‘Delightful village of Bridgewater with the Bridgewater Mill and Waterwheel.‘
I wrongly assumed we would stop off to see the old mill and perhaps take photographs, rather than drive past it as the driver told us of its history and how it was a great place to stop off for a meal.
But we did get two hours to explore Hahndorf, which was nice. The cheery coach driver then picked us up again and continued with his informative commentary all the way back to the bus station.