Destinations
From Adelaide's southern beaches to Cape Jervis and the Murray mouth, each corner of the Fleurieu Peninsula has its own character. Choose a destination to dive in.
Onkaparinga
The first beaches you hit heading south from Adelaide: Christies, Port Noarlunga, Moana and O'Sullivan. Reef snorkelling, a 1921 jetty, dog-friendly surf and the Onkaparinga River mouth.
Explore →
McLaren Vale
South Australia's flagship premium wine region, a patchwork of over 80 cellar doors set between the Mount Lofty Ranges and the Gulf St Vincent coastline.
Explore →
Willunga
Historic slate-mining town in the heart of McLaren Vale wine country, famous for its Saturday farmers market and vibrant maker community.
Explore →
Aldinga & Port Willunga
Golden limestone cliffs, the haunting remains of the Star of Greece jetty, and long drivable beaches where the McLaren Vale vines meet the sea.
Explore →
Victor Harbor
The maritime heart of the south coast - home to southern right whales, Granite Island, the iconic horse-drawn tram and the Encounter Coast.
Explore →
Port Elliot
A handsome seaside village of limestone buildings, sheltered coves and the dramatic Horseshoe Bay - a favourite stop on the Encounter Bikeway.
Explore →
Goolwa
Historic river port on the Murray River, where Australia's longest river meets the Southern Ocean - now a hub for boating, birdlife and the Steam Ranger railway.
Explore →
Normanville & Yankalilla
Twin towns on the western Fleurieu: Normanville's broad sandy beach and jetty paired with Yankalilla's rural hinterland and historic shrine.
Explore →
Myponga & Second Valley
Rolling green dairy country, a reservoir, a legendary old market and the secluded coves of Second Valley and Rapid Bay.
Explore →
Cape Jervis
The southern tip of the Fleurieu - windswept cliffs, historic lighthouse, and the ferry terminal to Kangaroo Island.
Explore →
Strathalbyn
An elegant 19th-century Scottish-founded town on the Angas River, famous for its antique shops, stone churches and leafy town green.
Explore →
Inman Valley
A deep inland valley of green rolling hills between Victor Harbor and Yankalilla, rich in geology, walking trails and country cafés.
Explore →