Joanna James
A place adorned with ample scenic appeal, Glenelg is a beautiful place to bask in the shores and thanks to the sun setting really late in the summer, you can literally spend your day doing just that.
When it comes to holidaying in a coastal zone, accommodation plays a major role in determining how well you enjoy the place. Beaches are lots of fun but if you don't have your accommodation nearby, you may not be able to spend as much time basking on the shores since the need to get back to base will always be in your mind. Additionally, playing in the sea can get tiring. True that it is lots of fun but a good bath in the sea calls for a nice cosy nap after and if you are based close by all you have to do is walk into your hotel room for that much-needed sleep. And the moment you feel well rested you can get back into action in no time!
If you are on the hunt for Glenelg holiday accommodation there are lots of places to choose from. Oaks Liberty Towers is one example and there are lots of other similar places too. Take your time in deciding where you want to stay. Read ample reviews and make sure you are located just where you want to be, for this is without a doubt the most important part of your holiday planning. Find a comfortable place to stay with an ambience just the way you like it. The best part about Glenelg is that there is a sea of choices to pick from.
The beaches in Glenelg are without a doubt the area's biggest attraction. However, to do justice to everything this place has in store, you need to look to enjoy all the water-based thrills on offer. Choosing accommodation along the coast definitely helps in this regard, but one must also try out the ample activities available where coastal fun can be enjoyed in all its glory. Glenelg is well equipped to give beach lovers the time of their lives.
With options such as kayaking, windsurfing and sailing, it is definitely an excellent place to get that adrenaline pumping coastal style. A particular favourite among many holidaymakers in Glenelg is swimming with the dolphins. This activity requires pre-booking but gives visitors a unique experience mingling with Australia's favourite marine species.
If you are looking for a more relaxing sort of activity to try out, the river cruise along the Murray River is also very popular in Glenelg. The waters of Glenelg are very scenic and offer some remarkable backdrops for those memorable photographs.
Apart from the beaches, Glenelg also has an interesting town which is quite fun to explore on bicycle. You could hire bikes for this purpose and the experience as a whole is interesting. There are also plenty of sports you can take part in such as tennis, golf and volleyball. Explore the Barossa Valley Winery and the famous 'HMS Buffalo', which is actually a replica of the very ship that the first European Settlers landed in. Take a city tour and catch a glimpse of all the notable buildings dotted around Glenelg.
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