Take
a walk on the wild side and engage with some of Australia’s most unique and
curious wildlife, just 30 minutes from the city. While immersing yourself in
the wonders of Cleland’s natural bush environment, you can see and discover
more than 130 species of native wildlife. The Koala close-up experience and the
hand feeding of kangaroos are definite must do’s!


HIGHLIGHTS All
inclusive of Cleland Wildlife Park entry fees, bag of animal food, park map and
return transfer to Adelaide CBD. Small
group size with a maximum of 13 people ensures a personalised service. Scenic
drive into the Adelaide Hills via the Cleland Conservation Park route, including
a short stop at Mount Lofty Summit to witness panoramic views over Adelaide. Plenty
of time to explore the self-guided discovery trails at your leisure – walk
among and hand feed the free roaming wildlife. Park maps are provided along
with valuable insights and inside tips.

AVAILABILITY: Tuesday
and Saturday or on request for private groups. Departs
Adelaide 10.00am and returns 3.30pm


INCLUSIONS Return
transport to CBD Selected
city hotel pickup Cleland
entry fees Cleland
park map Bag
of animal food 10%
gift shop voucher Driver/guide
(*partially guided)


EXCLUSIONS Food/drinks Guide
through Cleland


TOUR
DETAILS
Be amazed with the views from
Mount Lofty Summit -
before arriving at the wildlife park, we take a short stop at Mount Lofty
Summit to enjoy the magnificent panorama over Adelaide. At approximately 710m,
the summit is the highest point in the Adelaide Hills with uninterrupted views
to the Gulf St. Vincent and as far as the eye can see north and south along the
coastline.
Experience the Cleland Wildlife
Park difference - this
35-hectare natural bush setting provides a unique open space environment with
very few enclosures. It is home to over 130 species of native animals and is
one of only a few places in the world where you can hold a koala. Cleland
Wildlife Park is well known for its management and care in the health and
wellbeing of the animals.
Choose your Koala encounter * - get up close to Australia’s iconic
Koala! Your entry fee includes the koala
‘close up’ experience (meet, talk to, & photograph a koala). An optional
koala ‘hold’ experience is available for an additional
fee from AUD$33.00 pp. The koala ‘hold’ experience must be pre-booked directly
through the wildlife park. Please be aware of tour timings before booking a
hold experience. The approximate time spent at the park: 11.00am to 3.00pm
Walk among the free
roaming animals - as
you explore the park and follow the self-discovery trails, find an abundance of
native wildlife and walk among the free roaming animals in their natural environment.
Explore the lively wetlands where the pelicans, cormorants and water birds
live. See kangaroos, emus, dingoes, wallabies, Tasmanian devils and many more!
Enjoy an immersive experience - engaging with the park’s friendliest
inhabitants provide a truly immersive experience. The best way to get up close to
the kangaroos, wallabies and potoroos is by hand feeding them with the included
animal food. Remember to save some for the emus and waterfowl as you make your
way around the park!
And do so much
more!
- Don’t forget the interactive keeper talks; it is a great
way to learn about and see the animals in action! The Ocean to Outback
Interpretive Centre provides an opportunity to learn about South Australia’s
diverse ecosystems whilst viewing the nocturnal animals, small mammals and
reptiles – you may even choose the reptile hold experience!

MEETING
LOCATION
The meeting location for this
tour is 111 Franklin Street Adelaide or selected CBD hotels. Please specify
your hotel at time of booking. If your hotel is unknown at time of booking
please update Pure SA no later than 48 hours prior to tour departure.

IMPORTANT
INFORMATION
Minimum age requirement is 4 years old. All children 4-17 years
must be accompanied by a fare paying adult.
Cleland entry fee includes the koala close-up experience (meet,
talk to and photograph a koala – no touching). Additional koala hold
experiences are available for an additional fee and must be pre-booked
directly through the Wildlife Park.
Due to animal welfare regulations, Koala experiences will not occur
if temperatures are forecast to be 32 degrees and above at Mount Barker.
Tours will not operate on days that are rated a catastrophic fire
day in Mount Lofty.
We recommend wearing comfortable walking shoes, a sun hat,
sunscreen and sunglasses. In the winter months an umbrella and/or rain
jacket are recommended. Don’t forget to bring a full reusable drink bottle
and your camera!
*This tour is partially guided. One of our guides will be with the
group for the first part of the tour through Cleland Wildlife Park, the
second half of the tour will allow customers to self-explore the park at
their own leisure.
Cruise ship shore excursions – If
you are arriving on a cruise ship and wish to book this tour there is an
additional fee of $30 per booking for pick-up from Port Adelaide. Pick-up
times will be approximately 9.00am and drop-off 4.30pm. As you would be
joining a public shared tour we cannot offer alternate pick-up/drop-off
times. If these times are unsuitable for your docking schedule please
contact us for private enquiries.











































































We look forward to seeing you out there!

This full day experience combines morning hikes,
breathtaking views and waterfalls with culinary delights and produce that is
iconic to South Australia. Spend the morning immersing in the breathtaking
landscape that is Morialta National Park on a guided hike, enjoy a relaxed
lunch with a chef’s shared menu at the famous Penfolds Winery Magill Estate
Kitchen and finish the day with a wander through Adelaide Botanic Garden and
the National Wine Centre.



Just 30 minutes from the city you can reconnect with nature in
one of Adelaide’s most scenic National Parks. Be amazed
by the breath-taking landscape of Morialta, as you follow your guide
around the trails, witness an abundance of native flora and wildlife around
the remarkable rock faces, gorges and seasonal waterfalls. The trails are perfect for beginners and experienced bushwalkers
alike.

As the trails come to an end, it’s time to relax and
reflect on your adventures as we whisk you down the road to the iconic Penfolds
Magill Estate*. Here you will sit down and enjoy a chef’s shared menu with
paired wine at the relaxing Magill Estate Kitchen.

Following lunch, you will head to Adelaide Botanic Gardens and
join an immersive cultural tour through the gardens. The tour will be led by an
Aboriginal tour guide and will give you an insight into indigenous and native
plants and listen to stories about the social history of the Aboriginal people.

To finish the day you will head to the National Wine Centre,
a prestigious institution dedicated to showcasing and celebrating Australia’s
wine industry. Here you can sit back and relax with a wine tasting or a hot
beverage.

A unique and exclusive experience in South Australia
Let us take you on an adventure to snorkel with the amazing giant cuttlefish! Just once per year these curious creatures migrate and congregate in their thousands for breeding. They are visually striking due to their ability to display arrays of luminescent patterns and colours, which you will see change before your eyes!
The Upper Spencer Gulf Marine Park in Whyalla is the only known place in the world where this mass congregation occurs, making it the perfect spot to engage in this incredible experience. Swimming just metres from the shoreline you'll witness an amazing natural wonder as the cuttlefish turn on their colourful tricks and antics. Indulge on this truly immersive experience packed with added benefits that include exclusive cuttlefish insights by our marine expert.


Expert guides
This small group tour is lead by an experienced, qualified and passionate PureSA guide.
Fully supported experience Quality wetsuits and snorkel gear are provided and the swim is preceded by a full safety briefing. Small group numbers mean more support and guidance throughout the snorkel experience.
Added excursions


Enroute, we take the opportunity to experience other amazing South Australian attractions; Clare Valley, Alligator Gorge in the Mount Remarkable National Park and Lake Bumbunga Lochiel. Meals included
Fresh local meals are included and will keep you fueled for your in water experiences! See specific itinerary for more details. Sightseeing enroute
Travel out of Adelaide and onto the picturesque region of the Southern Flinders Ranges before arriving in Whyalla. The return journey also allows for a photos opportunity at Lochiel - The famous pink lake. Conservation efforts
The tour is inclusive of all national park fees, licensing and donations that help the maintenance and conservation of these beautiful natural

Itinerary Day 1
Embark on a journey from Adelaide: Departing from Adelaide witness the change of scenery as you leave the city behind and travel through a landscape of fields and quaint country towns, setting the stage for a day filled with exploration and discovery.
Anlaby Station - A Heritage Gem: Our first stop is the iconic Anlaby Station, a pivotal piece of South Australia's history. Home to the state's oldest Merino stud, this heritage property dates back to 1860. Immerse yourself in the past as you tour the impeccably preserved homestead and stroll through the picturesque gardens. Indulge in a delightful morning tea, offering a taste of the elegance and heritage that defines Anlaby Station.
Journey Through Clare Valley - A Wine Wonderland: Continuing north, our route takes us to Clare Valley, a wine lover's paradise with over 160 years of winemaking tradition. Renowned for its Riesling and other red varietals, Clare Valley boasts picturesque vineyards and cellar doors. As we traverse this exceptional wine region, take in the scenic beauty and learn about the artistry behind the wines produced in this historic locale. Amidst this scenic landscape, we'll also pause for a leisurely lunch at one of the region's esteemed winery restaurants.
Arrival in Melrose: In the late afternoon, we reach the charming town of Melrose, nestled in the Southern Flinders Ranges. Positioned at the base of Mount Remarkable, Melrose is the oldest town in the Flinders Ranges. Check into your accommodation and unwind, surrounded by the serene ambiance of this historic town. Enjoy some free time before heading out to the local pub for a casual group dinner.

Itinerary Day 2
Explore the incredible Alligator Gorge: After a quick breakfast, we set off early to explore Alligator Gorge, home to one of the most popular and scenic walking trails in Mount Remarkable National Park. Marvel at the rugged cliffs, stunning natural landscapes, and picturesque trails. Enjoy a leisurely picnic lunch surrounded by the unique beauty of Alligator Gorge, immersing yourself in the serenity of this remarkable location.
Journey to Whyalla – Home of the Giant Cuttlefish: Following lunch, we board the bus and head to Whyalla, the home of the Giant Cuttlefish. Arriving at Stony Point, the best location to observe these fascinating creatures, you will be fitted out with wetsuits and snorkelling gear. Before entering the water with your snorkelling guides, receive a comprehensive experience and safety briefing.
Snorkelling Adventure with Giant Cuttlefish: Swimming just a few metres from shore, you'll start to encounter these unique and wonderful creatures in their natural environment. Observe their graceful gliding among the rocks and sea plants as you witness their changing shapes and colours. Back on shore, you'll change into warm clothes and enjoy a hot drink while reflecting on your amazing cuttlefish experience.


Relax
in Whyalla: Buzzing with excitement from your first cuttlefish experience we
will hop back on the bus and head into Whyalla for a well deserved dinner and
sleep. Making a quick stop at Point Lowly Lighthouse for a photo opportunity
along the way before making our way to your accommodation for the night.




Itinerary Day 3
Morning Snorkelling Session: After a delicious dinner and a good night’s rest it’ll be back onto the bus for another round of snorkelling, because we believe once just is not enough. Back onto Stony Point dive site you will have the opportunity to once again swim with the cuttlefish during the morning.
Homeward Bound: Following the morning snorkel session, bid farewell to the Eyre Peninsula as we make our way back to Adelaide. Our journey includes a stop at the Wadlata Outback Centre, where you can take a walk through the Tunnel of Time, transporting you back in history to learn about the creation of the Flinders Ranges and the Outback.
Lunch at Stone Hut: Our next stop is Stone Hut, where we'll pause at the Old Stone Hut Bakery for a delightful lunch. Take a moment to visit the aviary next to the bakery and greet the resident birds in this charming setting.
Final Stop at Lake Bumbunga – The Pink Lake : As we approach Adelaide, our final stop is at Lake Bumbunga, also known as the Pink Lake, in Lochiel. Capture the stunning hues of the pink lake, providing a picturesque end to our journey. Reflect on the memories made throughout this exploration of South Australia's diverse landscapes before concluding our unforgettable tour.
Highlights Swim with the Giant Cuttlefish, twice! Visit to the Clare Valley, one of South Australia's beautiful wine regions Tour the Historical Anlaby Station grounds Hike the popular trails of the picturesque Alligator Gorge in Mount Remarkable National Park Overnight stay in the oldest town in the Flinders Ranges - Melrose Visit historical Old Stone Hut Bakery View the famous pink lake at Lochiel

Inclusions Return transport from Adelaide Experienced tour driver Qualified snorkel guide Anlaby Station house and garden tour Wine tasting in Clare Valley Winery Lunch National Park Entry fees Fully guided cuttlefish snorkel Hire of wetsuit and snorkel gear Wadlata Tunnel of Time’ entry fee Overnight accommodation in Melrose Overnight accommodation in Whyalla Meals – 2 breakfast | 3 lunch | 2 Dinner Daily morning and/or afternoon tea


Important Notes
A few extra things that are good to know. Wetsuit and all snorkel gear for the cuttlefish activity are provided You will need to bring your own warm towel and dry clothes to change into after the cuttlefish swim (change rooms on site) We recommend you wear good quality footwear for the trails at Alligator Gorge This is a WINTER activity and it could be cold so warm clothes are highly recommended Also don't forget your camera, sunscreen, sunhat, sunglasses and rain coat This tour is NOT available for children under the age of 12 years All children under the age of 18 must be accompanied by a fare paying adult No snorkeling experience required; however participants must know how to swim A registration and risk release form must be filled out by each participant prior to the Giant Cuttlefish snorkel activity Itinerary is subject to change Please note: A strict luggage limit of 1 bag per person (up to 15 kilograms) applies

Accommodation Information:
When booking twin share accommodation, please specify your preferred bedding configuration: either 1 double or 2 single beds. Solo travelers booking twin share must choose the 2 single beds option.


Prices
All prices are in Australian Dollars (AUD) and include GST. Prices are subject to change prior to making your booking. Rates are per person based on twin share accommodation. Solo travelers requesting single accommodation, or if a traveling companion cancels, are required to pay a single supplement.