This Mother’s Day, we celebrate the mums, grandmothers and special women who create warmth, comfort and connection for those around them every day.

If you’re exploring South Australia during this month’s History Festival, make sure you allow time to wander through the streets of historic Port Adelaide and discover its incredible outdoor art gallery. This beautiful mural, known as “The Love Birds”, was created by artists Charles and Janine Williams as part of the Wonderwalls street art movement that helped transform Port Adelaide into one of Australia’s most colourful street art destinations. Featuring two Australian fair

Recently, we captured this beautiful Southern Rock Skink perched quietly on a sun-warmed rock — soaking up the morning light, watchful, still, and completely at home in its rugged surroundings. What we love about these little locals is not just their striking colour (a true photographer’s delight ), but how cleverly they live: They bask in the sun to warm their bodies Always staying close to a crevice for a quick escape Often living in small family groups, returning to the

Rain, autumn leaves, and a beautiful sense of community… today we had the pleasure of visiting the Adelaide Hills Garden Affair at Stangate House and Garden in Aldgate - in the stunning Adelaide Hills Even with passing showers throughout the day, it was wonderfully supported—such a true reflection of the strength and warmth of the Adelaide Hills community. The gardens were alive with colour, leaves turning in all shades of autumn, and the event offered something for everyone:

📖 1 May — History Month begins in South Australia… There’s something about May in SA… it invites you to slow down and connect. The South Australia History Festival is here — and Gawler has so much to discover (see programme in image. One of the things we love about Gawler is that you don’t just learn its history… you feel it. From the days of James Martin’s Foundry — where the town helped move from horse power to steam — to the people and stories that shaped the future… it’s

Our 600 native seedlings are growing strong 🌱 We’ve been in touch with our landholder this week—always special knowing where they’ll soon call home 💚 This season has been a little different… we’re one box short for one species (a first for us!), likely due to seasonal conditions 🌦️ Thankfully, with support from Trees for Life SA, we’ve been able to source backup plants—such a great system supporting growers and landholders alike. Sometimes it’s the seed… sometimes the seas

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ANZAC Day | 25 April 2026

Scattered quietly across parts of the Flinders Ranges are graves like these — simple, weathered, and deeply connected to South Australia’s early history. What draws you in isn’t just their age… it’s the way they were built. Simple, layered stone… carefully placed by hand.

Out on a walk recently, we spotted these two very different butterflies at two different moments—and I couldn’t help but love the contrast. One, vibrant and eye-catching, gently gliding through the air… The other, quietly resting on the earth, soaking up the warmth of the day. Same day. Same walk. Two completely different personalities. It’s a lovely reminder that nature has so much variety—sometimes bold and bright, sometimes calm and understated… and both equally beautiful

This is your sign South Australia is calling - from the rolling green hills of the Flinders Ranges to the vineyards of the Barossa, the coastline, and the vibrant heart of Adelaide. Right now, after the rains, our landscapes are looking their absolute best Fresh, green, and full of life… it’s a beautiful time to explore

History Friday - One of our favourite months in South Australia is just around the corner… The SA History Festival 2026 runs 1–31 May and the program is out now Take a look via the link in this post and be sure to book yourself into more than one experience — you’ll be surprised what you learn, even if you live right here in South Australia If you’re planning a visit to South Australia from interstate or overseas, May is truly something special… Don’t make it a quick trip —

We recently attended the Destination Australia Conference and wanted to share something we’re starting to explore a little more It’s called Green is Our Gold, an initiative led by Tourism Australia—bringing tourism businesses together to help care for the environments, cultures, and communities that make Australia so special. We’ve taken a first step by accessing the sustainability framework and toolkit to learn more. It’s not an accreditation—just a shared commitment to doin

We’re incredibly grateful to share that Adelaide Style Accommodation has been recognised as a Global Award Winner 2026 Self-Catering Accommodation of the Year – Australia To be acknowledged alongside outstanding businesses from around the world is truly humbling — and something we couldn’t do without our wonderful guests Thank you for choosing to stay with us, and for taking the time to share your experiences — it means more than you know. Our aim has always been simple — to

There’s something magical about Adelaide at night …

Stay a little longer - Gather around In the Barossa - South Australia

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✨ Easter in Adelaide, South Australia… and the River Torrens is simply glowing ✨ There’s something truly special about Adelaide’s River Torrens in South Australia at this time of year — soft light, calm waters, and those beautiful reflections along the river that make you stop and take it all in. Right in the heart of Adelaide’s city centre, you’ll find the iconic Popeye and Paddle Boats on the Torrens River Adelaide 🚤 Did you know “Popeye” has been part of Adelaide’s story

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We spent the day in Goolwa on the Fleurieu Peninsula and honestly — it was just beautiful. Sunshine, fresh air, pelicans gliding overhead and that relaxed coastal feeling you wish you could bottle up. We stopped in for lunch at Imbiss on the Elbow on the Goolwa Wharf — such a great find. Sitting there watching the boats come and go while enjoying authentic German food (and a stein of beer ) felt pretty special. The food, the view, the atmosphere… all just worked. At the Imb