The Glenelg Tram, a remnant of Adelaide’s once-extensive public transport network, connects the city center to the historic beachfront suburb of Glenelg. While attractive red heritage trams can be chartered and are occasionally seen during special events, most trams on this scenic route are modern. The journey offers a blend of urban and coastal views, providing visitors with a convenient and picturesque way to travel between the bustling city and the relaxed seaside atmosphere of Glenelg.
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