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Top workouts and active pastimes in Adelaide this spring

Walk, swim, climb and dance into spring with our list of fitness activities

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Time Out editors
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Please remember to observe social distancing and good hygiene habits. Some listed venues/experiences may be closed – be sure to check ahead.

It's a telling fact that even when the entire country was under lockdown, exceptions were made for physical exercise – we just weren't made to sit still. And, blessed with beaches, nature reserves and sporting facilities, Adelaide is an outdoorsy city if ever there was one. From swimming with dolphins to walks with amazing views, here are ten great ways to keep active in Adelaide.

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  • Walks and tours

Cleland Conservation Park is a region of hills, gulleys, walking paths and cycling trails in the Adelaide Hills. One of its best walks is the Sugarloaf Circuit, which is a three-hour walk covering nearly six kilometres that shouldn't tax the reasonably fit hiker despite some steep sections. 

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  • Walks and tours

This unique marine experience lets you swim with Southern Bluefin tuna – dubbed ‘the Ferraris of the ocean’ – in a specially designed in-sea aquarium on Granite Island, an hour south of Adelaide. 

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  • Walks and tours
  • Glenelg Jetty Road

Get up close with the dolphins in the cool waters off Glenelg Beach, just 20 minutes from the CBD. Temptation Sailing's 17m catamaran was the first vessel in South Australia to be granted a licence for dolphin swims; as a result the thousand or so common and bottlenose dolphins in the area now actually come to it and are always eager to play. 

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