Victor Harbor and Fleurieu Peninsula Tour

8:45am to 5pm Full day tour. $149 per Adult.

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Enjoy a delightful tour of South Australia’s premier tourist region, the Fleurieu Peninsula. Travel through the picturesque Adelaide Hills to the historical Scottish settlement of Strathalbyn. Continue on to the paddle steamer town of Goolwa where you will have a brief tour of the town including the wharf, barrage and beach.

On your way to Victor Harbor cruise past the charming coastal town of Port Elliot including Horseshoe Bay and stop at Whale Lookout for a photo opportunity. In Victor Harbor; South Australia’s most popular seaside village, you’ll have free time to wander the main street, walk on the Causeway to Granite Island or stroll along the beach.

From here, sit back and relax while you view the stunning coast of Encounter Bay and Rosetta Head. Look out for The Bluff which overlooks the township of Victor Harbor before continuing through the popular wine region of McLaren Vale. Before returning to Adelaide, see some of the stunning southern metropolitan beaches of Port Noarlunga.

There is a minimum number of participants required to operate this tour

Maximum number of passengers on shared tours 24

Itinerary 

• Morning pick up and afternoon set down at selected Adelaide CBD hotels
• Full day tour with expert commentary by a our guide
• Stop for morning tea (own expense) at the Scottish town of Strathalbyn on the banks of the Angas River
• See the old river port of Goolwa where the Murray meets Lake Alexandrina
• Stop at the coastal village of Port Elliot for a photo opportunity at Horseshoe Bay
• Free time in the seaside township of Victor Harbor (lunch own expense)
• Pass through Horseshoe Bay, Rosetta Heads and Encounter Bay steeped in whaling history
• View the rolling vineyards, iron stone cottages, olive and almond groves of the McLaren Vale region
• Tour along the southern coastline to see some of Adelaide’s stunning beaches on the way back to Adelaide.