Enjoy superb seafood.
Glenelg, Adelaide, Australia, is where you will find some superb restaurants head for Jetty Road. Here you will find many restaurants and Cafe’s dotting Jetty Road This kilometre-long retail strip is the perfect place to grab a barista made coffee or a meal.
Come summer, Glenelg is home to Australia’s only official bar on the beach, Moseley Beach Club; the perfect spot to sip cocktails on a balmy evening surrounded by white sand and lapping waves.
Enjoy the beach lifestyle.
Situated in the iconic Town Hall in the heart of Glenelg, The Bay Discovery Centre is a Social History Museum celebrating the cultural heritage of South Australia. The Museum is a haven for history and art lovers. Experience the coastal trail takes in the picturesque South Esplanade, past historical mansions with stunning views over the water
For the family
Enjoy family fun, like the Beachouse a family entertainment centre with games or rides for kids. Or just let them enjoy Glenelg’s foreshore playground.
Outdoor Activities
There are plenty of outdoor activities to keep the visitor amused such as; fishing charters, sailing, beach volleyball and activities, walking trails, bike hire, the famous Dolphin swim or even a twilight cruise, reserves, play grounds, BBQ areas, lots of history and an amusement centre
Heritage-listed Glenelg Town Hall houses the Bay Discovery Centre which tracks the history of Holdfast Bay – its early settlement, federation days and evolving seaside lifestyle.
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What a fantastic place to see.