Belair Holiday Packages

You work awfully hard for your money, so don't waste it — Wotif is here to help.

Our fantastic packages combine your hotels and flights to make life easier.

Your Belair escape is about to get way more fun.

If you act fast, you can save as much as $245. And think about the choices you have with more than 550 airlines and 665,000 worldwide properties, it's so easy to design your perfect holiday.

Some of the most competitive prices on the market are on Wotif. So request that annual leave, grab your passport and hit the skies!

Belair Accommodation

Make use of Wotif's clever map tool to pinpoint where you'd like to stay during your visit to Belair. There are currently no properties in the middle of the neighbourhood. However, there are 83 accommodations near Belair.

Having probs choosing where to set up camp? Then let us help. The Sticky Rice Villas (96 Old Mt Barker Road) and the 5 Rooms At The Stirling Hotel (52 Mount Barker Road) are a couple of popular places not overly far away.

Car Hire in Belair

If you're landing at Adelaide Airport, we suggest Enterprise or Alamo Rent A Car. No need to muck about with public transport or pricey taxis — these outlets are just an easy stroll from the arrivals hall.

If you've just got to the centre of town, you might have noticed the limited number of car rentals. So what are your options? Well, Europcar is just 0.2 kilometres away and is one of the best places to grab a ride. You can also venture to Avis at 136 North Terrace and see what they have to offer.

Holidays to Belair

Belair is calling your name — are you ready to answer it? It's time to experience this incredible destination for yourself. But before you shoot off, here are some basic facts.

Belair is one of the many interesting neighbourhoods that make up Adelaide. It's 10 kilometres southeast of the heart of the South Australia state capital.

It's the people that can make an escape truly awesome. So while you're visiting Belair, why not head out of town and meet some of the other 1 200 000 people that call Adelaide home?