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The 10 Best Things to Do in Port Noarlunga, Australia
Discover the best top things to do in Port Noarlunga, Australia including The Gunnery, Port Noarlunga Snuba, Hallett Cove Conservation Park, Morphett Vale Railway, Primo Estate, Jubilee Adventure Playground, Colonnades, Inflatable World, Port Noarlunga Reef, Megazone.
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1. The Gunnery
Overall Ratings
5 based on 44 reviews
Australia's first of its kind, indoor shooting range, here at Christies Beach. Not only do we have static targets but we can also have moving targets and scenarios. Great fun, extremely safe and the scenarios can be very challenging. Photo ID is required. Closed shoes is advised. No licence required. You can reach us by, car, train or bus.
Reviewed By debd792
We came here as part of a Birthday and had a great time. Disappointed we could only go in 2 at a time on the targets as it wasn’t as much fun, and it put a downer on things when the gun kept jamming at the end of our session. Staff were friendly and very helpful.
2. Port Noarlunga Snuba
Overall Ratings
5 based on 26 reviews
Guided SNUBA & snorkeling tours of the Port Noarlunga Aquatic Reserve. Snorkel equipment hire & sales.
Reviewed By EimsM-C - Adelaide, Australia
Staff were excellent, safety first issues dealt with, my major concern was asking if people could swim AFTER the briefing. If they can’t swim how are they going to swim underwater? This meant our experience was limited by most other people snorkelling on the surface and us not having the experience decribed in the briefing.
3. Hallett Cove Conservation Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 60 reviews
Reviewed By potatolord 5
It can be accessed from a few points around Hallett Cove depending on how far you want to walk. The trail at the bottom was undergoing some work when we were there. The 'Sugerloaf' is well worth a look with the contrast in white and red colours. The park links to the clifftop walk and boardwalk which is well worth a walk if you have the time and energy.
4. Morphett Vale Railway
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 26 reviews
Reviewed By Doug P - Morphett Vale, Australia
This is a great family get together area, which offers a great deal of fun with plenty of different locomotive ride, ranging from steam to diesel, the parkland also offers a play gym, R.C. Race track, public toilets and a B.B.Q. Area.
So go have some fun, it's great family time.
5. Primo Estate
Overall Ratings
5 based on 138 reviews
Discover McLaren Vale's most stylish cellar door. At Primo Estate we celebrate our Italian heritage, living La Dolce Vita Australian-style. For groups of 7 or more, please book in advance for our JOSEPH Experience tasting, a seated flight of premium wines with a tasting platter of local bread, Italian cheese and delicious JOSEPH Extra Virgin Olive Oil for just $25 per head, refunded upon purchase from the JOSEPH range. Our family looks forward to welcoming you to our award winning winery.
Reviewed By Sooz0702 - Stockport
We had the pleasure of sampling a Primo wine, in a restaurant, on a previous trip to Australia and built in a trip to the winery on this trip. We were all blown away by the quality and sheer gorgeousness of all the wines we...MoreOh my goodness, irony indeed. Thank you so much for your kind words, we will be sure to pass on your compliments to Judy. Delighted to hear our wines are being enjoyed on the other side of the world.
6. Jubilee Adventure Playground
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 34 reviews
Reviewed By Emma D - Brisbane, Australia
I took my 9 year old niece here and we both had a ball!!! It's truly an adventure playground and you could spend a good couple of hours here and not get bored. There are two sections - the wooden adventure part and a slightly older playground with swings as climbing nets. Good for all ages as there is a toddler section with a smaller slide and monkey bar. It's right next to the river so it's a beautiful spot for the family. Plenty of parking and there are toilets on site.
7. Colonnades
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 9 reviews
Reviewed By JONHallettCove J - Hallett Cove
Colonnades had become a little run down so a huge investment has upgraded the centre which now includes Aldi, a re-vamped Woolies, Cibo Coffee shop, a couple of boutique (home decorations, lamps bric-a-brac etc) and a large market (fruit and Veg) store.
There is also additional road access and more parking just to service this part of the centre.
The other main department stores include , KMart, Coles, Woolworth's and an extensive food court.
Outside the mall are Dan Murphy's, a service station and a new development which seems to be taking some time to open with speculation of what additional stores will be opened. A good project to watch with Christmas looming...ha ha
8. Inflatable World
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 14 reviews
Reviewed By AdelaideTraveller888 - Adelaide, Australia
Ideally suit kids 8-12 years, with a dedicated area for young ones. Some older ones will have a ball too though. Lots of laughs. Provides a great workout. Normally allowed 2 hours for play, but is not overly busy, so they are often allow a bit longer play.
A good value option for parties too. You may take your own food and drinks inside, so that is always a bonus.
9. Port Noarlunga Reef
Overall Ratings
5 based on 26 reviews
10. Megazone
Overall Ratings
5 based on 9 reviews
Megazone Noarlunga is the place to be if you are planning your next birthday, social event or just ready to hang out with some friends.
Reviewed By Kirra S - Adelaide, Australia
I booked out the centre a couple of weekends ago on a Saturday afternoon. It was $900 for 3 hours and you could play unlimited lasertag, laser shooting gallery, dodgem cars and their arcade. It was a really fun experience for 60 people. We got adults to pay $20 a head and kids $5 a head. You couldn't play all arcade games (it said some weren't owned by them) and the "arcade room" was consoles with screens on the walls so no one played in there at all. It was great that you can bring you own eskies with food and drink and they had party rooms. I wouldn't bother going there for one game as the centre is a little poxy and small but as a group this was excellent value and a great party idea. The only negative I would say is that they could be more organised. We were held out for 15 minutes whilst they packed up from the last group but there was only a tiny sign on the door with my name on it so the public started coming in half an hour before we were due to pack up and no one was stopping them. Overall our group had a great time and the larger games were good.
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