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Walking & Hiking

Coorong National Park

Goolwa

A 130-kilometre lagoon and dune system stretching east from the Murray Mouth - one of Australia's most significant wetlands, reachable from Goolwa via the barrage and across Hindmarsh Island.

An artist-run gallery and community arts hub in central Victor Harbor, with rotating exhibitions, artist talks, classes and workshops.

A unique rammed-earth Pompeii-inspired villa on 43 acres at Torrens Vale - apartments with wood fires, spa baths and French doors to private verandahs.

Dining & Cafés

Corio Hotel

Goolwa

Historic stone hotel on Railway Terrace, Goolwa - one of the town's most recognisable 19th-century buildings, with a pub, restaurant and accommodation.

Wine & Cellar Doors

Coriole Vineyards

McLaren Vale

Family-owned estate famous for pioneering Sangiovese in Australia, Fiano, Nebbiolo and a celebrated garden restaurant overlooking the McLaren Vale hills.

A 563-hectare bushland park near Mount Compass with three quiet walking trails through native scrub - one of the best birdwatching reserves on the Fleurieu.

A small boutique winery on Rogers Road high above Sellicks Hill, with sweeping views across the Gulf St Vincent and a by-appointment cellar door.

A pioneer cemetery containing the resting place of many 19th-century Murray River paddle-steamer captains.

One of South Australia's tallest historic rail viaducts, a short walk through the creek valley from the Currency Creek Lions Park.

A historic township once considered by William Light as the capital of South Australia, with a Lions Park picnic area beside the spring-fed creek and an 1913 Institute building.

A three-sibling Italian-heritage family winery established in 1973, with guided tasting flights and a generous purchase rebate.

Wine & Cellar Doors

d'Arenberg

McLaren Vale

Fifth-generation family winery famous for the Dead Arm Shiraz and the architecturally striking five-storey d'Arenberg Cube tasting room.

Chester Osborn's five-storey glass cube rising out of the d'Arenberg vineyards - part wine tasting room, part fine-dining restaurant, part art gallery, part Salvador Dali museum.

d'Arenberg's fine-dining restaurant on Osborn Road - seasonal Fleurieu produce, an epic wine list and sweeping views across the vineyards to the Cube.

Family winery by Elena and Zar Brooks with a new Wonder Room tasting experience on Chaffeys Road - family-friendly, design-forward, and open 7 days.

The resort day spa at McCracken Country Club, offering massage, facials and couples treatments alongside the golf and accommodation.

Walking & Hiking

Deep Creek National Park

Cape Jervis

The largest conservation area on the Fleurieu Peninsula, with 15 walking trails through eucalypt forest, waterfalls, ocean clifftops and views to Kangaroo Island.

An outdoor community art project beside the Delamere General Store with rotating works by local Fleurieu artists.

The community heart of tiny Delamere - a country store and cafe with provisions, takeaway, and the outdoor Delamere Art Wall next door.

A pretty old rural Uniting Church on Yoho Road, the village's second historic house of worship alongside the Anglican St James.

One of McLaren Vale's original family wineries, established in 1970, with a weekday cellar door on the corner of Kangarilla and Park Roads.

A third-generation family olive grove and oil maker in Willunga, producing award-winning estate-grown extra virgin olive oil in the Mediterranean climate of the Willunga Scarp.

Four geodesic dome glamping suites slotted around a private vineyard outside McLaren Vale, each with king bed, claw-foot bath, fireplace and a transparent roof for stargazing.

Wes Pearson's cult small-batch Grenache and Mataro project, pouring at a shared cellar door on Foggo Road.