Fleurieu Peninsula Things To See and To Do
Coastal areas of South Australia enjoy a pleasant year round with a Mediterranean climate. The Fleurieu Peninsula is within easy reach of the city of Adelaide and provides the most diverse range of countryside, wildlife and activities.
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Wildlife & Parks
Untouched bushland, scenic rivers and spectacular coastline, where you can discover whales, penguins, birdlife and camp or bushwalk in our many parks. Meet the giants of the deep as they venture as close as 100 metres to the shore – or even closer – at Encounter Bay, Victor Harbor. From June to October, you will see a spectacular water display with breaching, tail lobbing, spyhopping, blowing and body rolling. Keep up to date with whale-watching reports to determine the best times to see these amazing animals. |
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Grantie Island National Park
The adorable Little Penguins are only a fragment of this park’s appeal. There’s also the opportunity to ride the horse-drawn tram or stroll across the 600 metre wooden causeway to Granite Island. Scenic walking trails circle and cross the island passing fascinating rock formations and lookout points for whale-watching. |
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Deep Creek Conservation Park
You’ll love this park for its scenic coastline, lush, green valleys and stunning wildflowers in spring. Just an hour from Adelaide, this park has it all. You can walk the famous Heysen Trail, have a picnic in beautiful surrounds and see diverse wildlife including seabirds, Western Grey Kangaroos, Short-beaked Echidnas and even Yellow-tailed Cockatoos. |
For Reservations and Enquiries: Freecall in Australia 1800 222 426 and New Zealand 0800 222 826
