Adelaide Backpackers

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Listed below is a selection of backpacker accommodation, just click on the links to check rates, availability and to book.

	Tatts Backpackers is located right in the heart of the city. We are located above an historic little hotel and we are very comfy, clean and great value.
	Annie's Place is a beautiful 137 year old building that has a warm friendly mix of old world charm and modern funky vibes
	My Place Adelaide Backpackers Hostel is a small, clean and comfy hostel is in the city near Adelaide's most famous pubs and bars. It is newly refurbished with new bedding, fully equipped kitchen and new bathrooms.
	Blue Galah Backpackers Hostel offers guests the unrivalled city centre location with large balconies, and friendly staff. Other services include a pool table, DVD, satellite TV in a quiet, relaxed atmosphere.
	Cannon Street Backpackers is an Adelaide backpacker's mecca. Casual, laid back and not to many rules. Make new friends. Have a famous Adelaide "pie flotter". Go to the beach. Sleep in. It all begins at Cannon Street
	Adelaide Travellers Inn is located at 220 Hutt Street in the eastern part of the city center . This Beautifull tree lined street has everything you need,cafe's,pubs, post office, take away foods, supermarket, banks etc, and a free bus right out the front to take you anywhere in the city.
	Glenelg Beach Hostel is Adelaide's Premier Backpacker Resort and winner of the South Australian Tourism Awards for 1998, 1999, 2000 & 2001 for the best backpackers accommodation
	Shakespeare Backpackers International Hostel is located in the heart of Adelaide's backpacker precinct with a shuttle bus service conveniently located near the hostel. It is only a minute's walk to all major city tourist attractions.

Adelaide , the capital of South Australia , is characterized by its grid-like layout and the parks which enclose the city. In its early days, Adelaide was also known for its religious freedom and it is still often referred to as the ‘city of churches'. Whilst the city is a great place to view examples of early Australian architecture and Churches, Adelaide has shaken off its somewhat stuffy image to become a popular backpacker destination. Adelaide is now just as famous for the wonderful local produce found at the Central Market, great shopping and iconic brands like R.M. Williams and Festivals, such as the Adelaide Festival of Arts (held every two years in February/March).

A visit to Adelaide would also not be complete without a trip to the Adelaide Hills and the Barossa Valley . The Barossa Valley is home to South Australia 's wine industry and it's a wonderful place to lose yourself for a day or better yet, a weekend. The region produces over 20 per cent of Australia 's wine and it is known around the world for being home to the world's oldest Shiraz vineyards. But it is not just wine that makes a trip to the Barossa worthwhile. The Barossa Valley is a charming region made of villages, country cottages, beautiful scenery, winding roads and fabulous little cafes and restaurants. To get there, hire a car or check out one of the many tour operators for more information.

Whilst in Adelaide make sure you also take some time to visit Kangaroo Island , just 110km from Adelaide and 16km from the Coast of South Australia . This will be an amazing highlight to your visit to Adelaide as this is still one of the best places in Australia to view flora, fauna and wildlife, in its natural state.