Adelaide Soaring Club
Highlights
- Experience the thrill of gliding at Gawler Airfield, soaring above the stunning landscapes of South Australia.
- Learn to fly with expert instructors, gaining skills in both gliders and light sports aircraft.
- Relax in the serene skies, enjoying the peaceful sound of wind as you glide effortlessly through the air.
- Discover the beauty of the Barossa Valley, just minutes away, with its renowned food and wine offerings.
The Adelaide Soaring Club is a not for profit organisation that shares a passion for all recreational aviation.
Giving people the chance to experience the joy of flying like a bird in a Glider or if you prefer something with an engine then try a Light Sports Aircraft.
If you become a member you can even learn how to fly at very affordable rates.
Operating from the Gawler Airfield only 45 minutes drive north from the centre of Adelaide.
With 80 years experience and an excellent safety record makes the Adelaide Soaring Club the choice for many aspiring pilots.
What better way to enjoy a beautiful day than committing aviation in the lower mid north of South Australia. Right on the doorstep of the beautiful Barossa Valley with some of the countries best food and wine just minutes away.
Images and Video
Tour/s
Gliding Air Experience Flight
Experience the joy and serenity of knowing what it is like to fly like a bird in a glider with only the sound of the wind passing you by.
In the safe hands of your experienced instructor you can just relax and enjoy the view or maybe you would like to take the controls yourself.
For the more adventurous you may even like to do some aerobatics.
Once your flight is finished you may like to go and enjoy the ambience and wonderful food and wine just minutes away in the Barossa Valley.
What a way to spend your day.
Plan more around this area
LYNDOCH, SA The Lyndoch Motel
Nestled in the scenic Barossa Valley, The Lyndoch Motel offers a welcoming and family-friendly stay with all the comforts of home.
Lyndoch, SA Barossa Chateau The Residence
Barossa Chateau sits in one of Australia's most important rose garden, of international significance boasting over 30,000 roses.
Lyndoch, SA Cimicky House
Cimicky House is a truly special Barossa retreat, once the residence of Charles Cimicky himself. Set amongst lush gardens and surrounded by vineyards, this private
Lyndoch, SA 
Barossa Shiraz Estate
Barossa Shiraz Estate offers five luxury cottages in a beautiful vineyard setting. Enjoy sweeping views over vineyards and Barossa ranges, spa baths, log fire in
Lyndoch, SA Wilsford House
Over the course of four generations, the Burge family have called this stunning property their home. Now, Helen and Grant Burge warmly welcome you to
Lyndoch, SA God’s Hill Wines & Ennia Cucina
This is a hosted stay through Hipcamp, below is the information provided by the Host regarding their offering. God’s Hill Wines has 30 acre…
Lyndoch, SA 
1837 Barossa Winery with Restaurant and Art Trail
1837 Barossa is an Australian winery located in Lyndoch, South Australia in the Barossa Valley wine region. The 1837 Barossa winery commemorates the date on
Lyndoch, SA 1837 Barossa Restaurant, Mediterranean Cuisine & Grill
The 1837 Barossa restaurant is offering Mediterranean Cuisine and Grill. Our winery 1837 Barossa commemorates the date on which Colonel William Light, founder of Adelaide
Elizabeth Downs, SA Midway Tavern
The Midway Tavern is the number one venue in the North! We pride ourselves on giving you the best in quality service & products
Lyndoch, SA
Chateau Yaldara
Hermann Thumm founded Chateau Yaldara in 1947 after he migrated to Australia from Europe. The chateau was named ‘Yaldara’ after the local aboriginal word meaning
Lyndoch, SA Monteperle Wines
Monteperle Wines, a family-owned vineyard in Lyndoch, crafts limited-production wines that showcase the authentic spirit of Barossa Valley. The boutique 24.3-hectare single vineyard yields exceptional
Lyndoch, SA Hemera Estate
At Hemera Estate our passion is for producing award winning wines that speak of our land here in the Barossa Valley.
