Hallett Cove, Reynella and Morphett Vale
Past the hills at Marino, the city's southern suburbs spread out across the plains towards the vineyards. Hallett Cove sits on the coast above a conservation park known for its ancient glacial rock, Reynella is one of the oldest settlements in the south with its own winery history, and Morphett Vale is a large suburb of houses, parks and shopping centres along Main South Road.
This is commuter country, and the companions who live here tend to plan their week around it: evenings and weekends are the busiest times, and weekday afternoons are often the easiest to book. Many Adelaide escorts in the south travel to Glenelg, Marion and the city, so the location on a profile is not always a limit.
The Southern Expressway is the fast route north, and the Seaford train line runs close to the coast through Hallett Cove. Allow around thirty-five minutes to the city by car outside peak hour, longer on a weekday evening.
See Hallett Cove, Reynella and Morphett Vale, or follow the coast south on the next page.
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