Normanville is a popular seaside resort town with long sandy beaches, good camping and good accommodation choices.  Stroll along the white sands to nearby Carrickalinga or Lady Bay, overlooking inshore reefs that now provide great snorkelling, fishing and scuba diving but once were the downfall of many sailors shipwrecked in the 19th century. Enjoy beachside

Leave the main Victor Harbor Road at Mt Compass and explore beautiful valleys containing some of the Peninsula’s loveliest country hamlets. Rolling hillsides surround small farms providing a variety of fresh produce, such as blueberries, venison or pheasants, many of which are often available at roadside stalls. If you want views, there’s none better than

A rapidly expanding grape growing area within the Southern Fleurieu wine region, Mount Jagged has a couple of cellar doors for tastings and sales, as well as a cheesewright. The area boasts views across the Central Mount Lofty Ranges to the coast en route to Victor Harbor

A popular service stop for those travelling to Victor Harbor, this is an authentic rural hub surrounded by rolling hills, meandering country roads and a bounty of local produce that range from blueberries and strawberries to cheese, pheasants and venison – much of which can be found on a trail through hamlets such as Nangkita,

Are you a golf lover, McCracken is surrounded by a championship 18 hole golf course, also home to McCracken Country Club and its popular Bistro, fine dining and recreational facilities. Just minutes from the centre of town, and close to several schools. Wander the walking trail along the Hindmarsh River where you can stand and

Beautiful Inman Valley is just short drive (approx. 20 kms) from the heart of Victor Harbor and a picturesque drive to coastline at Second Valley, beaches at Normanville, the “old village” atmosphere of Yankalilla, and “Links Golf Course” at Lady Bay.   Huge gum trees and bushwalkers love this part of the Fleurieu Peninsula.  Glacier