Cheap Car Hire in Adelaide, Australia

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Adelaide is the state capital of South Australia, and the most populated city in the state. Adelaide claims to be "Australia's Festival City" for the abundance of the events that take place in it, many of which occur during March, such as The Adelaide Fringe Festival. Hire a cheap car in Adelaide, either from its airport or city center, in order to drive to its suburbs or tour its wine regions and coastal highways.

Many locals enjoy exercising while following the River Torrens Linear Park Trail that passes by most of the major tourist attractions in the city: the Adelaide Zoo, the Adelaide Botanic Gardens and the South Australian Museum, a natural history museum dedicated to Aboriginal culture. Located near the river you will also find the Art Gallery of South Australia and the Adelaide Oval stadium. At the city center, also known as the CBD, Rundle Street in the East End is a popular nightlife spot, as well as the location of cafés, restaurants and fashion stores. Check out fresh produce at the Central Market in Victoria Square, shop at Rundle Mall, learn the story of immigrant communities in Migration Museum and visit the small Japanese style Himeji Garden.

Reach the suburbs of Adelaide in your cheap hire car; many tourists in Adelaide stay in Glenelg, a seaside suburb that is one of the oldest established European settlements in the continent, or visit Port Adelaide, a suburb in the north of the city that houses the South Australian Aviation Museum. The Port is located near Garden Island, a dolphin sanctuary amongst shipwrecks and mangroves. From Glenelg drive south to Aldinga beach, where you are allowed to park your cheap rental car on the sand. The route over there will take you past the scenic cliffs of Port Noarlunga and Onkaparinga National Park.

Take your low cost rental car out of Adelaide to its most popular nature attraction, the Cleland Wildlife Park on Mount Lofty. You will find there rare marsupials such as the Tasmanian devil, and a special opportunity to hold Koala bears. Visit two other nature reserves located only 15 minutes' drive away from the city, Belair National Park and Morialta Conservation Park, that feature lakes and waterfalls. You can continue your drive around Adelaide Hills south to Hahndorf, a German settlement that was the home to the studio called The Cedars of artist Hans Heysen or check out the various vineyards of the Hills region. Another well-known wine growing region close to Adelaide is McLaren Vale. Continue your way south from the Vale to the Fleurieu Peninsula, where you can go whale watching at Victor Harbour, and enjoy trying out various activities along the Murray River, such as canoeing, fishing and kayaking.From the Peninsula you can reach by ferry Kangaroo Island, that rich with wildlife and pristine nature sites.