Located only 10 minutes from the centre of Salisbury and 45 minutes north of the Adelaide CBD, the historic seaside town of St Kilda has been a popular destination since the days of the first settlers, when local families would spend the day crabbing, paddling and enjoying the sea air.
Today, St Kilda offers visitors an award-winning adventure playground for children and adults, the Tramway Museum, the Boat Club and Marina and the St Kilda Mangrove Trail and Interpretive Centre featuring a 2 kilometre boardwalk showcasing the mangrove forests of the Barker Inlet.
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The award-winning, the St Kilda Adventure Playground is one of a kind. Offering a huge castle, flying fox, pirate ship, and large volcano.
Featuring a boat ramp and channel, the St Kilda Boat Club Marina welcomes the boating public to a favourite metropolitan fishing haven.
Explore a mangrove forest on an elevated walkway that meanders through tidal salt marshes, mangroves and sea grass channels.
Welcome to ‘St Kilda’s Scroll of Adventures’, a mural that is sure to engage and delight children, families and local visitors.
More than just a museum, The Tramway Museum, St Kilda, SA is a chance to ride historic trams from Adelaide, Melbourne, Sydney and Ballarat.
