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South Australia, The Festival State, has a population of 1 500 000 and a total area of 984 000km2.
South Australia is a brilliant combination of spectacular scenery, amazing festivals, beautiful beaches and clean air with some of the best food and wine in the world. The state is bursting with natural wonders, including the mighty Murray River, awesome Outback, stunning Flinders Ranges, world renowned Barossa Valley, and Kangaroo Island.
Adelaide , the state capital, is one of Australia’s most elegant major cities. Set against the spectacular backdrop of the Adelaide Hills, the city centre features tree-lined streets filled with magnificent colonial architecture and surrounded by more than 900 hectares of lush parklands.
Adelaide is a place to enjoy the buzz, and convenience of a big city in a mild Mediterranean climate. Relax and indulge in the outdoor lifestyle or enjoy the city.
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| Sea Eyre Accommodation |
 5/33 South Point Drive, Port Lincoln, Eyre Peninsula
Luxury two story accommodation on the waterfront at Lincoln Cove Marina in Port Lincoln. Boasting all the modern conveniences you would expect of a quality apartment. This spacious accommodation is the perfect place to entertain or relax in style while watching the boats go by.
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| Holiday Inn Adelaide |
 65 Hindley Street, Adelaide
Holiday Inn Adelaide is located right in the heart of the CBD. All 181 rooms have high speed internet access, direct dial telephones, colour, remote control TV, in-room fax and modem lines, individual climate control air-conditioning...
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| St Andrews Boulevard Apartments |
 St Andrews Boulevard, Normanville, Fleurieu Peninsula
Come and experience four star luxury in 3 bedroom, fully self-contained, two storey apartments. Overlooking the ninth fairway of SA's number one ranked golf course, The Links Lady Bay, sit back and relax, play a round or two or dine at the newly completed golf clubhouse.
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| Desert Cave Hotel |
 Hutchison Street, Coober Pedy, Flinders Ranges and the Outback
Desert Cave Hotel is built into the side of a sandstone hill, within the main street of town in Coober Pedy, a mining town in the Outback of South Australia. Desert Cave Hotel offers international standards, four-star accommodation...
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| Opal Inn Hotel Motel and Tourist Park |
 Hutchison Street,
Coober Pedy
Flinders Ranges & Outback
The Opal Inn Hotel Motel and Caravan Park in
the centre of Coober Pedy, has something for
everyone, motel rooms and all caravan and
camping amenities, plus a range of dining,
bar and gaming facilities.
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The Victoria Square is located in the centre of Adelaide was created by South Australian John Dowie. The square was named after Queen Victoria, whose monument stands in the square.
The fountain of the Victorian Square was designed to represent the three rivers that give water to Adelaide, the Torres, The Onkapringa and the Murray. The Murray on the north-western side is depicted by a male Aborigine holding an Ibis. The Torres on the southern side is depicted by a non-aboriginal woman holding a heron with the north eastern side representing the Onkapringa. |
 
Sir Bonython gave a donation of 40,000 pounds and the building was constructed and opened in 1936. It is situated on the North Terrace at Pultney Street. Sir John Langdon Bonython was born in 1848 in London. He was an editor, a newspaper owner, and a philanthropist. He was born the second son of George Langdon Bonython, a carpenter and builder, and his wife Ann. The family Bonython arrived in South Australia in July 1954. |
 
The Adelaide Zoo is situated in shady parklands a few minutes walk from Adelaide's city centre and is one of Australia's most historic and interesting zoos.
The zoo is beautifully landscaped with grassy moat enclosures, walk-through aviaries full of trees, and a superb reptile house. The Adelaide Zoo is involved in conservation, education, and research. It is home to over 3,400 animals and almost 300 species of exotic and native mammals, birds, reptiles, and fish exhibited in magnificent botanic surroundings now expanded to 8 hectares.
Adelaide Zoo focuses on endangered and rare animals from continents which made up the super continent Gondwana - South America, India, Africa, Australia, and South East Asia. The Zoology and Botany of these continents show fascinating similarities and are the regions represented in the Zoo’s major exhibits; South East Asian Rainforest, Seal Bay, Australian Rainforest Wetlands walk-through aviary, Africa, South America, India, Nocturnal House and Reptile House. |
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