Adelaide · ADELAIDE WALKING TOURS
11 reviewed
The 11 adelaide walking tours here are the ones worth your money around Adelaide: each with its price, how long it runs, and who it suits best. The top of the list is top for a reason, so begin there.
A small-group walking tour of Adelaide’s key landmarks and real local life, with snacks, stories, and a Central Market finish.
“Very enjoyable walking tour, there is lots to see. Our guide Dax gave interesting insight into the city of Adelaide and he added his own unique touch to the tour by offering a sample of locally sourced favourite treats. Would definitely recommend it.”
A relaxed two-hour North Terrace walk in Adelaide with a local guide, free-entry cultural stops, and history that actually sticks.
“Graeme is a lovely, friendly gentleman and imparts a deep level of historical knowledge. Should I ever return to Adelaide I would definitely join in one of his many tours. His packet of historical photos definitely enhances the content. Thank you, Graeme!”
A 90-minute CBD walk with a local guide through Rundle Mall public art, Town Hall, Tarntanyangga, and Central Market for $28.40.
“The tour guide was very knowledgeable and personable. The beauty of places such as the railway station was described but we didn't go inside. There were a couple other public buildings it would have been nice to see inside.”
A 90-minute Adelaide CBD walking tour with a local guide, Malls Balls to Central Market, plus optional $5 drinks along the route.
“Informative and very friendly, a worthwhile 1 1/2 hours in a busy schedule”
Walk Adelaide’s CBD with stories and local snacks along arcades, the river and Central Market. Small group, $52, 3 hours.
“The tour was fantastic. I think it is a must for any visitor or anyone new to the area. Dax was so passionate about Adelaide you couldn't help but fall in love. From early history it was a timeline walk through the city and I loved the presentation at every stop. Will do again when I bring my husband for a visit. 5 stars was not a high enough rating thank you Dax.”
Adelaide true crime sites, explained with forensic psychology on a 2-hour walk. Real locations, audio, and a witty guide for $35.
“Niki was very informative, entertaining and engaging. We learnt tonnes of interesting facts regarding some Australian crimes. Loved this tour. We had the best time ever. Put on your walking shoes as we highly recommend this tour.”
Small-group koala walking tour in Kangaroo Island’s Little Sahara dunes and 500-year gum forests. Koala sightings guaranteed, 1h50.
“Saw lots of koalas. Most spied by our guide Lee. He was most informative about the koalas on KI and the effects of the bushfires in 2020. He also was a wealth of knowledge of the flora of the district. Great experience”
Walk Victoria Square with a local guide for a 2-hour history tour of Adelaide’s landmarks, statues, and courthouses, ending at Queen Victoria.
“The walking tour around the Square was really interesting. Graeme is a wealth of knowledge of all buildings and monuments. It was a relaxed pace and very enjoyable. I would recommend this 2 hour tour to friends and family.”
Guided Koala Walk at Hanson Bay Wildlife Sanctuary on Kangaroo Island, with bushfire ecology lessons, small-group wildlife spotting, and multiple departures.
“Excellent, very informative. Park is well maintained. Great day. Guide was well educated in her field.”
Locally led Hahndorf walking tour with church photo access, fackwerk architecture, Hans Heysen art, and German shops. 1.5 hours.
“We loved this tour, our guide was warm and friendly and really informative with an obvious passion for this quaint little town. Highly recommend.”
A 3-hour small-group walk through Adelaide’s CBD with a local guide, free-entry stops, and stories that help you orient fast.
“While walking through the Adelaide CBD with our tour guide Katina, it was clear that there was a passion to instil as much of the Adelaide experience through the history and stories and pack it into 2.5 hours. A few hidden surprises await. Well worth a look if you're at a loose end and have time to spare.”
