Travelled into town by train and enjoyed getting reacquainted with the centre of town Read Less

Great trip saw most of the city Read Less

Neat and tidy and the volunteers were very helpful Read Less

An enjoyable visit to Glenelg, to the beach area, before travelling onto Victor Harbour which we also loved. Read Less

Absolutely loved Hahndorf and will return again when possible. Highly recommended. Read Less

A most enjoyable day. Strongly recommend to future tourists. Loved Richmond in Tasmania and the hospitality afforded us by the Puddleduck Vineyard where we had lunch, was superb. Read Less

There was a merry band welcoming us but to be honest we have had better welcomes in third world countries than what was offered here ! The welcomers were friendly and directed us to shuttle busses to the city. Unfortunately these buses took nearly an hour to get in to the city. We were told the busses would run every 20 min. Our return wait was 35min for a bus and then another 1 hour bus trip to get back on the ship. Surely 2,000+ well-heeled tourists could be treated a little better if you want to show off the best of your city and encourage repeat business? Read Less

Bad embarkation port as it is a long way from the city. Read Less

Visited Randall Mall Read Less

Extended time in port allowed for own tours. Read Less

Kurt our guide was fantastic. Love the atmosphere of Hanhdorf even though I have been there before. The german feel around the village is surreal. Read Less

We have visited South Australia before and particularly enjoed the Clare and Barossa Valley Wine regions and the town of Hahndorf. Adelaide city is a mixed bag. Pretty down by the river but a bit grotty in some parts of the CBD. Read Less

Easy access to the train station. Australian seniors travel free at certain times. Visited Port Adelaide on our first day - lovely old federation buildings and small port area. Day 2 we met friends who took us to Mount Lofty - great views on a clear day - unfortunately it rained when we visited. City centre is easily walked - city of churches - lots of them! Beautiful botanical gardens. Read Less

There are lots of things you can do in Adelaide on your own. Again, the locals were friendly & helpful and Adelaide has great transportation to get around in. Read Less

Nice little town. Did enjoy the lunch that I bought there. Read Less

Took the train into the city and walked around this lovely city Read Less

Adelaide is the gateway to the Claire and Barossa Vallies and McLaren Vale wine regions - wonderful experiences await you there. The public transportation is excellent and you can visit the city directly from the pier without any trouble. Renting a car, especially on the weekend, is a little difficult, but possible and worth it. Read Less

Easy train trip to City Read Less

Second time here although the last time we spent most of it at Glenelg (beach). It was ok. Botanics lovely but felt the city was a bit soulless. Read Less

Train to city and then walked. Read Less

Aussie band welcoming. Lots of volunteers to assist. Local train into Adelaide runs every 30 minutes and Seniors are free between 9am and 3pm Read Less

Rode the tram system to the sea side at Glen Elg and return Read Less

The good weather made for a pleasant walk through the Cruise Terminal car park to the Outer Harbor Rail Station. Otherwise the walk would be unpleasant since it is not covered and is fully exposed to weather conditions. We arranged our own excursion to Cleland Wildlife Park, via Uber, and enjoyed a great time and walk among the kangaroos and saw koalas, dingoes, birds, reptiles, and a Tasmanian Devil. Read Less

40 minute train ride from the port to Adelaide city but was ok. Not much to do in the actual city so you need to arrange a day trip to visit the city outskirts. Local tours are much cheaper that what's offered on board. Read Less

Did our own thing here. Took a train into the city Read Less