There are 24 natural attractions in Fleurieu Peninsula
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Take in the breathtaking views of the coast as you cross the wooden causeway from Victor Harbor to Granite Island Recreation Park. As you explore, you can learn all about the island's fascinating history on the Kaiki Walk. You can also try your luck at fishing from either the jetty or the causeway (just make sure you don't fish from the breakwater).
Aldinga Beach is a suburb located within the City of Onkaparinga, South Australia.
Blowhole Beach is an isolated and secluded beach located in Deep Creek Conservation Park, accessible via a 4WD or hiking through kangaroo territory.
Fishery Beach is a popular fishing beach located between Cape Jervis and Blowhole Beach.
Glacier Rock, also known as Selwyn's Rock, is a 500 million-year-old boulder located in Inman Valley that is highly recommended for geology enthusiasts.
Welcome to Granite Island, also known as Nulcoowarra by the Ramindjeri people.
High Country Trails in Normanville, Australia, is a popular destination for horseback riding enthusiasts.
Hindmarsh Falls in Hindmarsh Valley is a stunning natural wonder located 18 km from Victor Harbor on the Fleurieu Peninsula.
Horseshoe Bay in Port Elliot, South Australia, is a popular summertime destination for families and beach enthusiasts.
The Ingalalla Waterfalls, also known as Ingalalla Falls, are located on the Fleurieu Peninsula of South Australia.
Lady Bay Beach in Wirrina Cove is a unique and beautiful beach setting that offers stunning views of the surrounding hills.
Mount Bold Reservoir is the largest reservoir in South Australia, with a capacity of over 46,000 megalitres.
Mount Compass is a picturesque countryside in Australia known for its fertile soil and scenic landscapes.
Murray Mouth is the point where the River Murray meets the Southern Ocean.
Myponga Reservoir, located approximately 60 km south of Adelaide, is a significant source of filtered water for southern metropolitan Adelaide and the southern coast area.
Normanville Beach is South Australia's largest beach, located in the town of Normanville along the 7.3-kilometre stretch.
Parsons Beach is a secluded and beautiful beach located in Waitpinga, South Australia.
Port Willunga Beach, located 35km south of Adelaide, is known for its golden cliff faces, crystal clear waters, and soft white sands.
Rapid Bay is an exquisite beach located 105 kilometres south of Adelaide.
Second Valley Beach is a picturesque coastal destination in South Australia, known for its stunning views and unique geological formations.
Second Valley is a picturesque coastal town located on the Fleurieu Peninsula, known for its steep cliffs, geological formations, and small sandy beach.
Southport Beach is a stunning destination located in Port Noarlunga, Australia.
Tunkalilla Beach is a scenic and hazardous beach with moderate to occasionally high waves.
Waitpinga Beach is a remote and scenic destination in Australia that attracts fishing, camping, and hiking enthusiasts.