South Australia is a state defined by extreme wilderness. It's home to the 100km-long Bunda Cliffs facing the Great Australian Bight, the empty expanse of the arid Nullarbor Plain and the red dunes of the Simpson Desert. Its capital and commercial centre Adelaide, also known for its rich culture, is neighboured by Barossa Valley vineyards and sheltered beaches of the Fleurieu Peninsula.

From historical architecture to pristine beaches, you would fall in love with South Australia's rich cultural heritage and stunning natural beauty.