Guest area consists of lounge/dining room, bathroom and bedroom and
can accommodate two guests.
The bedroom has a queensize bed with 100% cotton or linen bed
coverings. Luxurious cotton bathrobes and towels are all supplied as
is an iron and ironing board.
The bathroom is chemical free and stocked with 100% organic 'Out of
Eden' products.
Lounge/dining room, with its own entrance from the verandah has a
television, DVD and CD player. There is a wide range of books,
movies, original artworks, and music to enjoy as well as a fridge
and tea/coffee making facilities. There is also a
telephone/fax/modem point in this room and wireless internet is also
available.
A slow combustion stove for winter fires as well as ducted gas
central heating and air conditioning in summer ensure your comfort
all year round.
Guests have use of the verandah where they can see those magnificent
sunsets and may have breakfast served here in the warmer months.
This is an excellent vantage point for dolphin spotting, sailing
races, and viewing the enormous cruiseliners as they arrive and
depart Outer Harbour

seapod Bed & Breakfast is ideally located for those wishing to
explore the beauty and history of Port Adelaide and the Adelaide
Coastline.
Semaphore, a vibrant seaside suburb is a short walk away where there
are many excellent cafes, restaurants, shops, galleries and the
Odeon Cinema. It hosts many summer festivals, including the
International Kite Festival and the Annual Greek and Spanish
Festivals. There is a waterslide, mini golf, a wonderful historic
carousel, and the famous Ferris wheel of Elvis Presley fame.
The bike/walking track which runs from Semaphore to Outer Harbour
with many rest and information stops along the way is just across
the road. There is the coastal steam train for that special little
trip. The beach is wide and sandy and perfect for swimming and the
Semaphore & Largs Bay jetties are a refreshing walk away and great
for observing the local fishermen cast their lines and crabnets.
The Port River Dolphin Trail and Port Adelaide Ships Graveyards are
two of the many outdoor activities in the area as well the newly
established Port River Dolphin Sanctuary. Covering more than 118
square kilometres, the sanctuary will protect a pod of up to 60
bottle-nosed dolphins living in the Port River and surrounding
estuaries.
Port Adelaide is steeped in history. There is the Maritime Museum,
Light House, New Land Gallery, National Railway Museum, National
Military Vehicle Museum, South Australian Aviation Museum and the
Australian Museum of Childhood. The Fisherman's Wharf markets are
open every Sunday and Public Holidays and there are numerous
antiques and collectable shops. Tall ships the 'One & All'
and 'Falie' are based here and bookings are taken for day and night
cruises. There are also many riverboat cruises and fishing charters
available.
Football Park is a short drive away where you can see a game of
Australian Rules football, and the airport is a mere 20 minute drive
away if you have to catch that early flight.