Sophisticated Adelaide is a growing cosmopolitan city and is the capital of South Australia. With a population of 1.2 million people, the locals and tourists can enjoy a wide array of cafes, restaurants boasting international chefs and The vibrant Adelaide Central Market. South Australia prides itself as a world leader in food and wine tourism.



Adelaide South Australia demonstrates it's traditions and culture in the theatres, art galleries and festivals. World renowned facilities are just moments away from the city including accommodation, sporting venues, recreational activities and crystal clear beaches. Known across Australia as 'The city of churches ' Adelaide is able to provide both a bustling and busy city lifestyle yet only 30 minutes drive takes you to the foot of semi rural South Australia and eventually onto what has put Adelaide South Australia under the international spot light for lovers of food and wine - the wineries.

We would not be doing you any justice if we were to write an article on Adelaide South Australia and not feature their main icon - The Barossa Valley. The Barossa is only a 1 hour drive from the Adelaide CBD with its scenery forming softly rolling hills and shallow lush valleys. Blending this with it's magnificent climate enables The Barossa Valley to provide the perfect environment as one of the worlds greatest wine growing regions. The Barossa is a huge tourism hub for South Australia boasting immaculate countryside with romantic restaurants, hotels, resorts or take a hot air balloon ride for the ultimate romantic gesture. The Barossa produces the most superior red wine - Penfolds Grange Hermitage, and alongside Seppelts, Peter Lehmann, Yalumba,Krondorf and Wolf Blass makes up around 50% of Australia's entire wine production.

Adelaide Entertainment.

Any night of the week the great hotels and bars of Adelaide provide live music and a friendly welcoming atmosphere. If live bands and cold beer is something that will hit the spot, Rundle Street is packed with locals on the weekends and if you're looking to meet singles in Adelaide then this groovy spot provides 9 bars and pubs serving up sexy cocktails, beer and wine until the early hours of the morning.

Fancy a little Adelaide-Irish hospitality? Then get down to PJ O'Brien's on East Terrace which dishes out different entertainment most nights including comedy acts on Tuesday nights, and local rock bands every Friday and Saturday night.

If dancing and going crazy is more your thing, there is this pumping night club in inner city Adelaide called 'The Planet' Depending on what night you go to The Planet, (and check out the local street magazine for up to date details), they offer revelers sexy dance tunes and funky house music till 5am on weekends. Guest and resident DJ's include DJ Souli, Reelax and R-Mac combined with appearances from international DJ's.

While Adelaide provides a never ending supply of entertainment and licensed venues for singles to meet new people, the busy and often alcohol fuelled atmosphere of night clubs and bars are not always the best environments to look for real romance. What is though, is some of the singles events that are hosted by the free online dating sites in Adelaide. The event organisers are more than aware of the importance to provide an environment where singles can meet and chat in a relaxed way instead of having to scream at someone at one of the loud city night clubs.

If you're a little nervous going to a singles event in Adelaide by yourself, take one of your single friends along. Perhaps you are an active member of a dating site already, a singles event could be the perfect ice breaker with someone you have been chatting with online, so arrange to meet them there - if it doesn't work out you are guaranteed to have hundreds of other available singles also attending so the odds of meeting someone are pretty good.