How long is the train trip?

It takes about 1.5 hours including the transfer.

Is Port Adelaide worth visiting?

Yes, it is a historic area with great museums and cafes.

Yes, they are often spotted in the Port River.

Yes, there is ample street parking available.

What is the best way to get there?

Driving is faster, but the train is a relaxing alternative.

Moana

Port Adelaide

Train Driving

Moana to Port Adelaide

Updated: 31 May 2026

The journey from Moana to Port Adelaide is approximately 50 kilometers. You can take the train from Seaford Station to Adelaide Railway Station and transfer to the Outer Harbor line, which stops at Port Adelaide. This journey takes about 1 hour and 30 minutes. Alternatively, driving via the Southern Expressway and the North-South Motorway takes about 50 to 60 minutes. Port Adelaide is a historic maritime hub known for its colonial architecture, museums, and the vibrant Port River where you can spot dolphins.

Total Distance: Driving distance 50 km, straight-line air distance 45 km.

Fastest Way

Driving via the North-South Motorway takes 55 minutes.

Cheapest Way

Adelaide Metro train using a concession MetroCard for 1.00 AUD.

Compare Moana to Port Adelaide Routes

	Train Connecting	Driving Direct
Duration	1 hour 30 mins	55 mins
Avg Price	4.25 AUD	12.00 AUD
Operator	Adelaide Metro	Personal Vehicle
Route	Seaford Line to Adelaide, then Outer Harbor Line to Port Adelaide	Southern Expressway (M2) and North-South Motorway (M2)
Tip	Check the timetable for seamless transfers at the city station.	The motorway is the fastest way to bypass city traffic.

Travel Tips

Train transfers
Ensure you have enough time for your transfer at Adelaide Railway Station.
Parking
There is plenty of street parking in Port Adelaide, but check for time limits.
Walking
The Port is very walkable; wear comfortable shoes to explore the historic streets.
Events
Check the local events calendar for festivals and markets in the Port.
Coffee
There are many trendy cafes in the historic buildings; take time to enjoy a coffee.

Safety Tips

Water safety
Stay away from the edge of the wharf if you are not in a designated area.
Night safety
Stick to well-lit areas if you are walking around the Port at night.
Traffic
Be careful of heavy vehicles near the industrial areas of the Port.
Emergency
Keep your phone charged and know the location of the nearest police station.