Discover South Australia’s Vibrant February and March Festivals with AMQ Tours

Andrew Dunn • February 16, 2026

South Australia pulses with excitement during February and March, offering a tantalizing mix of world-class events and festivals that draw visitors from around the globe. Whether you’re a culture vulture, sports enthusiast, or wine lover, this lively period is packed with experiences that showcase the state’s vibrant spirit and diverse attractions. And what better way to enhance your visit than with AMQ Tours, your trusted partner in immersive wine tours that go beyond the festivals to give you a true taste of South Australia’s renowned wine regions?

February & March: A Calendar of Unmissable Events


Adelaide Fringe Festival

Kicking off the festival season, the Adelaide Fringe runs through February and into March, transforming the city into a hub of creativity and entertainment. From daring street performances to captivating theatre, comedy, and music acts, the Fringe offers an eclectic mix of arts that inspire and delight. It’s a celebration of artistic freedom and local talent, making it a must-see for any visitor.


LIV Golf

Sports fans can also look forward to the LIV Golf invitational, a high-profile event that attracts some of the world’s finest golfers. Held at the sensational golf courses nestled in the picturesque South Australian landscape, LIV Golf combines world-class competition with stunning scenery, offering an exhilarating experience for spectators.


Gather Round

Sports lovers shouldn’t miss Gather Round—an Australian AFL festival hosted in Adelaide that unites fans and players in a lively, festive atmosphere. With multiple games and events taking place across the city, Gather Round celebrates Australian football’s passion and community spirit.


Why South Australia’s Festivals Are Just The Beginning


While these events showcase the cultural, artistic, and sporting prowess of South Australia, they’re just the start of what you can explore. The region is renowned for its exceptional wine, stunning landscapes, and gourmet cuisine. That’s where **AMQ Tours** comes in.


Enhance Your Experience with AMQ Tours’ Wine Tours


Imagine unwinding after a day of Fringe performances or a packed sports schedule with a leisurely wine tour through the famous Barossa Valley or McLaren Vale. AMQ Tours offers personalized and premium wine experiences that add depth to your trip. Whether you’re a wine novice or connoisseur, our expert guides will take you off the beaten path to discover boutique wineries, taste exceptional vintages, and learn about South Australia’s rich viticultural heritage.


Our tours are more than just tastings—they’re immersive journeys that connect you with the land, the winemakers, and the stories behind each glass. With AMQ Tours, your visit to South Australia becomes a well-rounded adventure, blending the excitement of festivals with the serenity and sophistication of world-class wineries.


Make Every Moment Memorable


February and March are perfect months to indulge in South Australia’s dynamic festival scene and to explore its renowned wine regions. Let AMQ Tours be your companion in discovering the best-kept secrets and hidden gems that make this part of Australia extraordinary.


Book your wine tour today and let us add flavour, relaxation, and unforgettable memories to your South Australian adventure!


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