It’s time for endless adventure in Adelaide with Malaysia Airlines. With five flights weekly, look forward to exciting cultural experiences, natural wonders, and culinary adventures in Adelaide from RM2,699, all in return.
If you’re a cosmopolitan traveller with a keen interest in art, culture, nature, wine and food, the coastal city of Adelaide is one of the most exciting and dynamic must-visit destinations. The capital city of South Australia promises a host of interesting activities and experiential journeys for everyone. Boasting gorgeous coastlines and beaches, wildlife encounters, award-winning restaurants, exceptional wine, cultural events, and art festivals, Adelaide is nothing short of an all-encompassing Australian holiday for you and the family. Almost every attraction is just a stone’s throw from the city centre, making it easy and convenient to plan a quick getaway with an extensive itinerary in no time.
Our national carrier will take you on a seven-hour direct flight where dolphins and sea lions play in crystal waters, while kangaroos and wallabies reign supreme in dense bushlands and up the Adelaide Hills. Come discover your preferred level of luxury and indulgence for your next flight with the very best of Malaysian Hospitality across all their cabin classes. Indulge in their dining selections, enjoy non-stop entertainment, and stay connected with on-board Wi-Fi.
This city has so much to offer, so we’ll round up a few things you can include in your plans when you visit.
Immerse in music and art
As Australia’s one and only designated UNESCO City of Music, Adelaide is home to the country’s first major art complex, the Adelaide Festival Centre. The centre hosts numerous cultural events every year such as the Adelaide Festival, the Adelaide Writer’s Week, and Australia’s favourite outdoor music festival WOMADelaide.
Making its debut in 1993, WOMADelaide encourages a deeper sense of community between cultures through music, art and dance. The festival is an internationally acclaimed pilgrimage for artists and audiences alike, hosting over 30 countries from around the world. Make your way to this iconic open-air festival held on the traditional lands of the Kaurna People in the heart of Adelaide’s stunning Botanic Park. It offers a rich variety of programs such as Planet Talks, Taste the World, and other artist-led workshops with a KidZone for the little ones.
Another must-visit for travellers seeking out cultural experiences is the Adelaide Fringe. Bringing together over 6000 independent artists, this world-renowned art festival is held annually for 31 days from February through March. Be part of this unique celebration of Australia’s diverse culture through performances and thriving marketplaces. Whether you are interested in theatre, comedy, or a good cabaret, you’ll definitely enjoy the atmosphere at Adelaide Fringe.
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Explore award-winning restaurants
Fast becoming one of the most exciting food capitals in Australia, a visit to Adelaide would be incomplete without dining in one of their award-winning restaurants. One such restaurant is none other than Restaurant Botanic headed by Jamie Musgrave. Nestled in the Botanic Gardens, this inner-city oasis has won Australia’s Restaurant of the Year 2023, and curates a tasting menu of 20 dishes including finger limes, green ants, Bunya Bunya branches and paperbark parsnip pie. Be sure to set aside enough time for this dining experience that lasts at least four hours!
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Other notable restaurants that you wouldn’t want to miss would be celebrity favourite Fugazzi, famous for hand-rolled duck cappelletti and artistically curated cocktails, as well as Penfolds Magill Estate set in Adelaide’s beautiful foothills with breathtaking views of the city, and Penfolds historical vineyards.
Indulge in wine tasting
Adelaide is the Great Wine Capital of Australia and the gateway to 18 wine regions such as McLaren Vale, Clare Valley and Barossa. Offering a diverse range of wines and unbeatable cellar-door experiences, this is the ultimate destination for a wine holiday weekend. Whether you consider yourself a wine connoisseur or merely an enthusiast, you may wish to participate in the Wine Discovery Journey held at the National Wine Centre of Australia. Here you can go on guided tours, participate in interactive and virtual exhibits, as well as sample a range of up to 120 different wines at the Wined Bar.
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Visit the botanic garden
Escape the city for a beautiful afternoon visiting landscaped gardens, majestic avenues, and stunning architecture within the 50-acre Adelaide Botanic Garden opened in 1857. This city oasis is home to the award-winning Rose Garden which blooms from October through April. Other things to see include the Amazon Waterlily Pavilion, the Museum of Economic Botany, the First Creek Wetland, the Bicentennial Conservatory, and a magnificently restored 1877Victorian Palm House, one of the last remaining glasshouses of its kind in the world.
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Seek out nature and wildlife
Create unforgettable memories in nature by discovering awe-inspiring national parks and gardens, sparkling seas, amazing wildlife, and ancient history all within easy travelling distance from Adelaide.
One such example is Deep Creek Conservation Park which combines the best of lushbushland alive with wildlife, and the seaside with epic coastal views. Walk through winding trails to find secret waterfalls, secluded pristine beaches, and dramatic coastlines. Channel your inner botanist and discover some of the rarest flora, while spotting kangaroos, bandicoots, cockatoos and bearded dragons on any one of the trails through the park.
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Go on a safari
Explore the vast plains of Monarto Safari Park, the largest safari experience outside of Africa, and home to more than 500 exotic and native animals. Embark on a journey through expansive open-range exhibits that showcase animals in their natural habitats.
Delight in the unique experience of hand-feeding giraffes, feeling their gentle licks and towering presence up close. Mingle with the charming meerkats as they scurry around, observe the sleek and powerful cheetahs, and marvel at the majestic black rhinos. Don’t miss the captivating Lions 360 experience, where visitors enter dome-shaped cages and come face to face with the magnificent lions as they approach for feeding. Hear the soft purrs of lemurs and immerse yourself in a safari adventure like no other, offering a deeper connection with wildlife and unforgettable memories.
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Walk on ancient land
Discover the custodians and traditional owners that lived and travelled through the land for more than 45,000 years before the present. Museums, galleries and tours showcase Aboriginal art and culture in South Australia, while landmark experiences await you beyond the CBD.
A visit to the Ngaut Ngaut Conservation Park is best experienced through guided tours. This Aboriginal site of the Nganguraku people makes a great day trip from Adelaide, as you explore the banks of the Murrey River and marvel at the majestic cliffs formed aeons ago by an extinct seabed. The birthplace of Black Duck Dreaming — an ancient religion based on ancestral stories; this site is one of the most significant aboriginal cultural locations in South Australia where scarred river red gums reveal the ancient practice of canoe making which continues to this day.
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With all these wonderfully exciting adventures awaiting you, book your tickets with Malaysian Airlines by 19 July 2024, and enjoy fares starting from RM2,699, all in return. Experience the best of Malaysian Hospitality on board with spacious sets designed for your comfort and enjoy delicious in-flight meals made to tantalise your taste buds.
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