The 10 highest-rated Adelaide tours whose supplier states wheelchair access, ranked by Viator rating and reviews, with prices and access notes.
Inclusable lists 349 tours and experiences in and around Adelaide. This list is only the ones whose supplier states they are wheelchair accessible. We ranked those rated 4.5 or more from at least 20 reviews on Viator by their rating, then by how many people reviewed them, kept one tour per operator so a single company can’t fill the list, and left out services such as transfers and luggage storage.
These are the 10 that came out on top on 6 November 2026, led by Ultimate Adelaide Walking Tour at 5.0 from 299 reviews. For each one we say exactly what the supplier states about access, and quote their own note where they wrote one. Prices start from A$59.
1. Ultimate Adelaide Walking Tour
Rated 5.0 from 299 reviews, from A$74.
A long-form walk through the city centre for people who want more than an introduction: Adelaide’s history, culture and stories at an unhurried pace.
Access: the supplier states it is wheelchair accessible, with accessible surfaces and accessible transport, and suitable for prams and strollers.
2. Adelaide: North Terrace Cultural Guided Walking Tour
Rated 5.0 from 126 reviews, from A$59.
A guided walk along North Terrace, Adelaide’s cultural boulevard of museums, galleries and historic buildings, made for history lovers.
Access: the supplier states it is wheelchair accessible, with accessible surfaces and accessible transport, and suitable for prams and strollers.
3. Small-Group River Murray Dark Sky and Sunset Tour with Dinner
Rated 5.0 from 80 reviews, from A$299.
A river cruise and dinner from Mannum on the River Murray, then a dark-sky session under some of South Australia’s clearest night skies.
Access: the supplier states it is wheelchair accessible, with accessible surfaces, and suitable for prams and strollers.
4. Iconic Adelaide Walking Tour
Rated 5.0 from 40 reviews, from A$89.
A walk around Adelaide’s historical and cultural icons with a guide born and raised in the city.
Access: the supplier states it is wheelchair accessible, with accessible surfaces and accessible transport, and suitable for prams and strollers.
5. Elderton Elite Tasting Experience
Rated 5.0 from 27 reviews, from A$140.
A personalised, in-depth tasting at Elderton Wines in the Barossa, including a look at its 120-year-old Command vineyard.
Access: the supplier states it is wheelchair accessible, with accessible surfaces, and suitable for prams and strollers.
6. Barossa Valley Deluxe: 30-Minute Helicopter Flight
Rated 5.0 from 21 reviews, from A$825.
A 30-minute helicopter flight over the Barossa Valley’s vineyards, past Lyndoch and historic Seppeltsfield.
Access: the supplier states it is wheelchair accessible, with accessible surfaces, and suitable for prams and strollers.
7. Adelaide Central Market Discovery Tour
Rated 4.9 from 208 reviews, from A$98.
A guided tasting walk through the Adelaide Central Market, the city’s 150-year-old fresh produce market, led by a local.
Access: the supplier states it is wheelchair accessible, with accessible surfaces, and suitable for prams and strollers.
8. 'Feed Me' Food and Wine Experience in Adelaide
Rated 4.9 from 69 reviews, from A$120.
A “feed me” menu of South Australian regional produce, created by the restaurant’s head chef, with wine.
Access: the supplier states it is wheelchair accessible, with accessible surfaces, and suitable for prams and strollers.
9. Red White & Brew - Wine, Gin & Beer Tour with Tastings from Adelaide
Rated 4.8 from 87 reviews, from A$229.
A day from Adelaide tasting Barossa Valley wines, gins and beers.
Access: the supplier states it is wheelchair accessible, with accessible surfaces and accessible transport, and suitable for prams and strollers.
10. Hahndorf Walking Tour, South Australia
Rated 4.8 from 41 reviews, from A$65.
A walking tour of heritage-listed Hahndorf in the Adelaide Hills, led by people who live in the village.
Access: the supplier states it is wheelchair accessible, with accessible surfaces, and suitable for prams and strollers.
Before you book
Ratings, review counts and prices are from Viator on the day we checked, and change over time; each tour’s page shows the current price. Access details are what each supplier states on Viator, not an inspection of our own. A missing detail means “not stated”, never “not accessible”, so if something matters for your visit, ask the supplier before you book.
Want more than the top 10? We list every tour in Adelaide whose supplier states wheelchair access on its own page, with the supplier’s own access notes first.
