
Essential details
Hours not confirmed
- Suburbs served
- Serves Adelaide and nearby Adelaide suburbs; the street address is not published.
- Phone
- 0491 453 222
- Website
- flamboyancetours.com.au
Details last checked 13 November 2026
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About Flamboyance Tours in Adelaide
Flamboyance Tours runs small-group walking and food tours of Adelaide led by local guides, with at most ten guests. The one-hour Adelaide Central Market Tour starts at the market's Grote Street entrance and tastes its way through long-running stalls and their history. The two-hour Tastes of Chinatown Tour starts at the Gouger Street entrance and samples Asian dishes around Moonta Street. City history, street art, wine and Port Adelaide walks also run, and families are welcome. Bookings are essential; mention dietary needs when booking.
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