2025 Port Adelaide Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in July)

We recently had the pleasure of dining here and i visited the place twice after with friends for brunch. Situated on historic St Vincent Street (cnr Robe Street) this Cafe sits comfortably. Relatively spacious and airy inside, this venue provides space for a large table group or a more intimate table for two. Certainly in summer the footpath bench options may be viable, but the traffic flow here is usually quite steady. I personally liked their mantra of local, seasonal, sustainable and this is clearly supported on the menu. I love that they sell their own products like seasonings and sauces and other local products like flowers and keep cups. They also have a generous loyalty program. All-round beautiful venue. #australiatrip #localgems

Blessed with the best not only with the company but atmosphere as well.

There are many abandoned ships in port Adelaide from its maritime history

#australiatrip So much history behind one ship! This was an impromptu stop for us but so glad we found it. We took a tour led by Peter, who was fantastic and provided tons of information about the history of the ship and how it came be rescued. Definitely recommend seeing the ship and I can't wait for all the plans for Seaport Village to come together! Wishing you guys the best .

#thingstodo When visiting Adelaide Australia, one of the top must-see attractions is none other than the South Australian Aviation Museum. The Aviation Museum showcases an impressive collection of planes and memorabilia. It was quite spacious to walk around the planes and we were all impressed that we could even board and explore a number of the aircrafts! Highly recommended! My rating: 4.5 ⭐️ out of 5!

#timetotravel The Port Adelaide Lighthouse, perched at the entrance of the bustling Port River in South Australia, is a maritime treasure. My visit left me in awe of its historic significance and coastal charm. Standing tall against the backdrop of modern shipping activity, the lighthouse exudes a sense of maritime history. Its distinctive red and white stripes are iconic, and climbing to the top rewards you with breathtaking panoramic views of the port and surrounding waters. Exploring the adjacent precinct, including the National Railway Museum and maritime heritage sites, provides valuable insights into Australia's seafaring past. The bustling atmosphere of Port Adelaide adds to the experience, with restaurants and cafes nearby. Whether you're a history buff, a photographer, or simply seeking a glimpse into Australia's maritime heritage, the Port Adelaide Lighthouse is a must-visit destination with a rich history and coastal beauty that's hard to match. #australia #instatravel