It’s been a busy off-season for Adelaide players who have made the most of their time off.
Many have travelled overseas and experienced new cultures, while others have enjoyed quality time closer to home.
Read on to see what your favourite Crows stars have been up to over the break.
Star midfielder Sam Berry ventured to Guatemala with teammates Hugh Bond and Max Michalanney, as well as former Crow Luke Pedlar. The players immersed themselves in the country's rich culture and stunning landscapes.
James Borlase enjoyed a trip to Sri Lanka with his partner Tabitha, enjoying a change of pace while exploring the country's coastlines, cities and famous landmarks.
Forward Callum Ah Chee visited the Tiwi Islands with Skipper Jordan Dawson and teammates Darcy Fogarty and Wayne Milera. The trip provided an opportunity for the trio to unwind, spend time with the community, and embrace the unique traditions and beauty of the Top End.
Sid Draper headed to Japan with teammates Jake Soligo, Luke Nankervis, Oscar Ryan, Jake Soligo and Dan Curtin, as well as Curtin's younger brother, Cody. The group explored some of Japan's most iconic sights, experienced the country's vibrant culture and cuisine, and enjoyed a well-earned break together ahead of pre-season training.
Fellow young Crow Charlie Edwards embarked on an unforgettable adventure in Africa, taking on the challenge of climbing Mount Kilimanjaro - Africa's highest peak.
Hugh Bond enjoyed some sun and relaxation in Bali with his mates.
Mitch Hinge flew to Byron Bay to celebrate former teammate Elliott Himmelberg’s wedding, while taking some RnR time by the pool.
Indy Cotton travelled to the United States, went to a couple of basketball games in New York and checked out all the sites.
After returning home from Europe, Mark Keane celebrated a pair of special occasions attending the weddings of teammate Rory Laird and former Crow Lachlan Murphy.
To view part one of the Crows’ off-season break, click here.
Adelaide’s one-four year players are set to return from their breaks on Monday, November 23, before the five-plus years are back on Monday, November 30.
