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Public Transport from Adelaide to Port Adelaide. BUS TO PORT ADELAIDE: STOP 15 kms North West from Adelaide G.P.O.
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BUS TRANSPORT: SERCO OR TORRENS TRANSIT
Bus from Adelaide To Port Adelaide
* Bus 117 & 118 - North Terrace
* Bus 150 - North Terrace
* Bus 153 - North Terrace (night service only)
* Bus 230 - Pulteney Street
* Bus 232 - Pulteney Street
* Bus 254 - King William Street
Bus Stop V1 North Terrace, opposite Parliament House.
Get off the bus at Bus Stop number 40 Port Adelaide. Look down from the intersection you will see a large Red Lighthouse that is where our white portable ticket box with Port Princess on the top is located.
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TRAIN FROM ADELAIDE - TRANS ADELAIDE Board the train from Adelaide Central Railway Station on North Terrace under the Adelaide Casino catch the Outer Harbor line getting off at Port Adelaide.
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* from Adelaide via Port Road (Route A7)
* from Glenelg via Tapley's Hill Road(Route A15) or Military Road.
* from Northern Suburbs via Grand Junction Road (Route A16) |
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Location map for the Port Princess |
MV Port Princess
The Port Princess cruises the waters of the Port River which runs through historic Port Adelaide.
As you relax the captain gives a full commentary as we view Dolphins, historic points of interest, the submarine base, the old quarantine station and mangroves.
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 Telephone (08) 8243 2757 Mobile 0418 817 837
Email: mvpp@bigpond.net.au
Web: www.portprincess.com.au
Postal: l76 Trimmer Parade,
Seaton South Australia 5023
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PORT PRINCESS DEPARTURE POINT |
Red Lighthouse PORT PRINCESS has a WHITE MOBILE TICKET BOX moored on the Wharf's edge right next to the Red Lighthouse with a large blue dolphin and our name Port Princess on the top in yellow.
PORT PRINCESS is moored between the Red Lighthouse (end of Commercial Road, Port Adelaide and the Birkenhead Bridge)
The Red Lighthouse stands on the wharf area next to the new Fishermen's Wharf Markets (marked as Queen's Wharf in your Atlas Directory).
The lighthouse stood originally at the mouth of the Port River in 1869.
In 1985 the lighthouse was installed at its present site by the South Australian Maritime Museum to celebrate South Australia's Jubilee l50 year. Climbing the lighthouse can be arranged by contacting the Museum. |
Birkenhead Bridge |
We are moored in front of Fishermen's Wharf Markets PORT PRINCESS is moored directly in front of the Fishermen's Wharf Markets, between the Red Lighthouse and the Birkenhead Bridge. Marked as Queen's Wharf in your Atlas Street Directory. |
Fishermen's Wharf under night lights
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Aerial Photo of the Port Adelaide River Waterways |
New Traffic & Railway Bridge over the Port RiverThe new traffic & railway bridge over the Port River is now fully operational. Diversion of heavy traffic from the centre of Port Adelaide is greatly enhancing the development of the region. |
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The S.A. Seahorse Farm now at Port Adelaide South Australian Seahorse Farm |
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Port Adelaide's Museums Port Adelaide has many museums to visit among them are the Port Dock Railway, S.A. Maritime, Aviation and the Military Museum.
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S.A. Maritime Museum S.A. Maritime Museum is a great place to visit in Lipson Street, Port Adelaide. See old ships and maritime history.
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S.A. Aviation Museum Visit the S.A. Aviation Museum Southern end of Lipson Street, Port Adelaide. |
Old Historic Buildings Lipson Street There are many Historic and stately buildings found in Lipson Street, Divett Street, Commercial Road etc.
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Information Centre Visit the Port Adelaide Information Centre which is situated in the old Police Station Building (Black Diamond Corner) on the corner of St.Vincent Street & Commercial Road, Port Adelaide. Ask about their Historic Walks around Port Adelaide.
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Old Historic Buildings Lipson Street There are many Historic and stately buildings found in Lipson Street, Divett, Commercial Road etc. Enjoy lunch or afternoon tea in Lipson Street Cafes.
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Old Customs House Building Customs House has been replaced by a more modern building and has remained empty for many years.
However, it is still a very imposing and stately building.
As with many of Port Adelaide's Historic buildings it is still a very popular and prominent choice as the backdrop for bridal party photos.
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Torrens Island night lights Torrens Island Power Station lights as viewed from the Port Princess on our evening dinner cruises.
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