Port Loch & Quay

Port Adelaide, established in 1836, is a historic seaport suburb approximately 14 kilometers northwest of Adelaide's city center. As South Australia's first state heritage area, it boasts a rich maritime history with well-preserved 19th-century buildings. The area offers a variety of attractions, including maritime, railway, and aviation museums, as well as tall sailing ships, all within walking distance. Visitors can enjoy clean, white sandy beaches at nearby Semaphore and Largs Bay, family-friendly shallows, and colorful foreshores. The Linear Park riverside trail provides opportunities for walking and cycling, while Stockade Park features a beautiful waterfall. For adventure enthusiasts, the Adelaide Superdrome at Gepps Cross offers rock climbing, kart racing, and laser skirmish activities. With Adelaide's CBD only 20 minutes away, Port Adelaide serves as a gateway to a full day of discovery and adventure.