Partner Program
Why not book a tour?
The Trans-Tasman Lobster Conference 2023 is the perfect opportunity for you and your partner to get away for a change of scene.
Why not enjoy all that Adelaide has to offer while you are in town ! There are many fabulous tours and options on offer, visit Adelaide Sightseeing for some fantastic ideas and 20% discount for all conference participants and accompanying family and friends!
To secure a seat, please visit Adelaide Sightseeing
**NOTE: Tour dates, times and availability are subject to change. Please ensure you check details carefully as this is the responsibility of the individual(s) making the booking. Trans-Tasman Lobster Conference 2023 and the organisers are not responsible for this element of your conference experience.
The City of Adelaide
Explore the city and experience the best things to do in Adelaide including restaurants, bars, galleries, outdoor and family friendly activities:
- Art Gallery of South Australia
- Adelaide Zoo
- Adelaide Botanic Gardens
- Roofclimb Adelaide Oval
- South Australian Museum
- Rundle Mall
- Treeclimb Adelaide
- Popeye Sightseeing River Cruise
- Captain Jolley's Paddle Boats
- Adelaide Central Markets
Adelaide Hills & McLaren Vale
The Adelaide Hills is within an hour from the CBD, there are plenty of restaurants or wineries to visit to experience the best of South Australia’s best produce. Highlights include the following:
- Historic Hahndorf
- Cleland Wildlife Park
- Mount Lofty Summit & Botanic Gardens
- Bird in Hand
- The Lane Vineyard
- The d'Arenberg Cube
- And so much more!
Barossa Valley
The Barossa Valley is about an hours drive from the city centre of Adelaide. If you plan to visit the Barossa Valley, there are many wineries that can be visited in one day and return to Adelaide that night. The Barossa Valley is home to many renowned wineries, such as:
- Yalumba
- Seppeltsfield
- Kellermeister
- Grant Burge
- Jacob's Creek
- Wolf Blass
- Penfolds
- And many, many more!
Primary Sponsor
The 2023 Trans-Tasman Rock Lobster Conference is supported by funding from the FRDC on behalf of the Australian Government.