Duration:
2h
For those who want to learn about Adelaide without the crowds.
Operated By:
Flamboyance Tours provides private Adelaide walking tours across the city centre for your convenience.
Our two-hour private walking tour is a comprehensive introduction to Adelaide. On this set route, you will discover key Adelaide attractions and learn of the city’s history and culture.
Notes
*Bookings are essential, and close before the event.
*This runs as a two-hour tour for two or more guests. If you are a solo traveller, you are booking a 1.5-hour tour that follows the Welcome to Adelaide route.
*Prices for customised private tours are available on request, which include a non-refundable deposit – please enquire through our website form here or call Katina on 0491 453 222.
Thank you for booking with Flamboyance Tours! We look forward to having you walk with us!
Please also consider joining one of our other city tours on foot, such as our Adelaide Central Market Tour, local food tour The F Factor or the Paint and Palate Street Art Tour.
If you have any questions, please visit our FAQs page or get in touch directly.
Otherwise, we look forward to showing you the best of Adelaide on foot from a local perspective.
Katina,
Owner
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What to have:
– Comfortable clothing
– Comfortable shoes
– Water, and weather-relevant items (hat, sunscreen, umbrella etc)
– Big smiles!
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Meeting location:
– The Mall’s Balls sculpture in Rundle Mall.
*Look for your guide on the side of the Pandora jewellery store. If raining, please wait undercover next to the Pandora store.
End location:
– Outside the Adelaide Central Market on Grote Street.
How to get to the start point:
– If driving, there are numerous paid carparks by the start and end points. Both UPark Gawler Place and UPark Rundle Street are close to the Mall’s Balls sculpture, while the UPark on Grote Street is best for the end point near the Central Market.
– Ubers/taxis are also frequent.
– Numerous buses stop near Rundle Mall on King William Street, and the Rundle Mall stop on the tram line is a few minutes’ walk from the start point. Trams are free within the city centre.
