Guidebook for Glenelg North
Food Scene
Relish'd Burger Bar
730 Anzac Hwybest burgers in the bay!
Zest Cafe & Gallery
2A Sussex StOur favourite breakfast cafe and great coffee!
Drinks & Nightlife
Watermark Glenelg
631 Anzac Hwygreat pub food and bar
Entertainment & Activities
The Beachouse
4 Colley Terracegreat fun for little OR big kids!
Essentials
Coles Glenelg
4 Nile Stclosest shopping centre
Sightseeing
The HMS Buffalo replica, the ship carrying Governor “elect” Hindmarsh and other early settlers of South Australia arrived in Holdfast Bay, Glenelg on the 28th December 1936.
H.M.S. Buffalo Family
Anzac HighwayThe HMS Buffalo replica, the ship carrying Governor “elect” Hindmarsh and other early settlers of South Australia arrived in Holdfast Bay, Glenelg on the 28th December 1936.
The Old Gum Tree is the historic site of the foundation of South Australia in 1836. Today the tree is infinitely more concrete infill than it is tree, which in fact died in 1963. There is a small children’s playground, a picnic area with tables and toilets in the small park.
6 locals recommend
Old Gum Tree
43 MacFarlane StThe Old Gum Tree is the historic site of the foundation of South Australia in 1836. Today the tree is infinitely more concrete infill than it is tree, which in fact died in 1963. There is a small children’s playground, a picnic area with tables and toilets in the small park.
Beautiful setting among the palm trees and water feature, dispersed with public seating areas and surrounded by eateries. As soon as you step of the tram or otherwise arrive in Moseley Square at the end of Jetty Road and look towards the sea the first thing that will capture your attention is the striking Pioneer Memorial monument of Kapunda marble with its base of Murray Bridge granite, unveiled in 1936 to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the founding of the State of South Australia.
31 locals recommend
Moseley Square
Beautiful setting among the palm trees and water feature, dispersed with public seating areas and surrounded by eateries. As soon as you step of the tram or otherwise arrive in Moseley Square at the end of Jetty Road and look towards the sea the first thing that will capture your attention is the striking Pioneer Memorial monument of Kapunda marble with its base of Murray Bridge granite, unveiled in 1936 to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the founding of the State of South Australia.
The Glenelg Jetty is a great spot for a stroll and affords excellent views back to the beach and foreshore. The jetty is also a popular for a spot of fishing.
138 locals recommend
Glenalg Beach
S EsplanadeThe Glenelg Jetty is a great spot for a stroll and affords excellent views back to the beach and foreshore. The jetty is also a popular for a spot of fishing.
Parks & Nature
North Esplanade
North Esplanadegreat for long or short walks or swimming
Shopping
Jetty Road
Jetty Roadshops, eateries, bars and restaurants