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1 week in australia

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PerkyOchrePeer · 27/03/2026 08:55

I absolutely love south australia. I have been ti adelaide twice and seen most of the tourist sites. If I went again I would go for a week just to relax and soak up the atmosphere. I know adelaude very well so it wouldn't be a case of finding my way around because I know what's where and stepping out of my hotel I would know where I want to go and how to get there without having to look at a map just like I can navigate round my own home town.

Would it be worth it for a week

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Clearinguptheclutter · 27/03/2026 12:58

Two days to get there and two days back? Presuming you are in the uk, I wouldn’t

Lomonald · 27/03/2026 13:00

It is so far away I wouldn't .

PerkyOchrePeer · 27/03/2026 13:21

Clearinguptheclutter · 27/03/2026 12:58

Two days to get there and two days back? Presuming you are in the uk, I wouldn’t

Its one day not two. Ive just come back from adelaide and flew out on the Friday and landed in uk on the saturday

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LakeGeneva1 · 27/03/2026 13:23

It's too far a week. Is there noway you can make ot longer?

RattlingTin · 27/03/2026 13:38

I think it depends on a few things. I once went to Sydney for 5 days because I had a free ticket which only allowed me to go for 5 days (long story). Like you, I’d been there twice before so I’d already ticked off most attractions and I knew my way around. I had a great time - very relaxing and chilled out. I spent time at the beach, wandered around markets and nice shops, had some lovely lunches. (And randomly did a sky dive on one day 😱).
My ticket was biz class though so I had a flat bed, which does help. And I was 40 years old - now that I’m late 50s I don’t know if I could hack it!

ItsNotMeEither · 27/03/2026 13:38

A one week holiday is better than no holiday, but that distance for a week would wreck me, so while I’d enjoy the time away, the travel and going straight back to work would see me exhausted, not refreshed.

If you’ve only got a week, go somewhere closer to home.

FriedFalafels · 27/03/2026 14:41

I think it’s a little too far for me personally, but if it’s just you going and you don’t need to think about how kids will cope - why not?

I have looked at doing 8 days in Oz but it was also with Singapore and a Disney cruise beforehand which would have helped with jet lag

EdgarAllenRaven · 28/03/2026 23:48

It also depends on what you’re doing when you get back… could you manage work with jet lag..?

Flatandhappy · 29/03/2026 03:48

If your body can cope why not but I live in Sydney and the flight from Europe has me flattened for up to five days. I really like Adelaide too, first time I saw koalas in the wild was in the Adelaide Hills so I can see why you would want to go.

Our next trip to Europe is lasting ten weeks and we are flying business which is the only way I agreed to do it.

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