YHA Adelaide Central
Enquire at reception (or follow us on Facebook and Instagram for regular updates) for more details about the following activities available for guests at YHA Adelaide Central.
Local tours
Discover South Australia with Groovy Grape Adventures
Travel with a small group, uncover hidden gems, and enjoy flexible, crowd-free adventures led by passionate local guides who create authentic Aussie experiences and unforgettable memories.
YHA members get 10% off - redeem by using the promo code YHA10 when booking online or by phone.
- Groovy Grape Barossa Day Out: Discover the best of the Barossa with wine tasting, local wildlife, and stunning scenery. With our Groovy guides leading the way, you’ll visit iconic wineries, meet the locals, and enjoy a relaxed day filled with great wine and good vibes. Find out more & book.
- Kangaroo Island 2-Day Adventure: Explore the wild beauty of Kangaroo Island on a two-day adventure packed with beaches, wildlife, and breathtaking views. Travel with our Groovy guides over 2 days, uncover hidden gems, and experience the island’s magic from sunrise to sunset. Find out more & book.
Things to do in Adelaide
- Venture through the magnificent Botanic Gardens a little jewel of Victorian horticulture. Its' 19 parks now cover 45% of the city area.
- Rush down to the UNESCO City of music for free music performances all year round from local up and coming artists.
- Peddle down to the coast for the day using the city’s free bicycle hire scheme, Bicycle SA (BIKESA). Linear Park stretches all the way from the Adelaide Hills to the beach.
- A short 30-minute cycle will take you to the Mount Lofty summit in the heart of heritage listed Adelaide Park lands. Here you can find a wide variety of different hiking trails.
- Explore the Central Markets. Featuring farm fresh fruit and vegetables to hormone-free meats, artisan cheeses, smoked meats and some of the world’s best seafood - all for you to eat!
- Experience the heritage of Australia at the South Australian Museum. This wonderfully intimate space is home to the world’s largest collections of Aboriginal artifacts, with over 3,000 items on display.
