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Alberto Forest
Goolwa
A revegetated forest area on Hindmarsh Island created by community Landcare planting - a quiet bushland walk with birdlife and views to the Murray channel.
Aldinga Reef Aquatic Reserve
Aldinga & Port Willunga
A protected limestone reef system off Aldinga Beach and Port Willunga, fully protected since 1971 and home to wobbegongs, blue devils, schools of reef fish and dolphins.
Aldinga Village
Aldinga & Port Willunga
The historic heart of Aldinga - a 1850s farming village laid out by local farmer Lewis Fidge, with a main street of 19th-century buildings surviving today.
Aldinga Washpool & Blue Lagoon
Aldinga & Port Willunga
A coastal freshwater lagoon system inside Aldinga Conservation Park, with 166+ recorded bird species including hooded plover, mistletoebirds and rainbow bee-eaters.
Armfield Slip and Boatshed
Goolwa
A working heritage boatshed on Riverside Drive where volunteers restore and build traditional wooden Murray River boats using century-old slipway equipment. Drop in on open days to watch the craft in action.
Artworx Gallery
Goolwa
Goolwa's leading contemporary art gallery on Cadell Street, representing a wide stable of Fleurieu and South Australian artists across paintings, sculpture, ceramics and jewellery.
Ashbourne War Memorial Hall & Oval
Strathalbyn
A community-built 1960 hall commemorating local WWI and WWII service personnel, with a full-size cricket oval still used by the district.
Black Swamp
Goolwa
A heritage-listed wetland with small waterfalls, prolific birdlife and Aboriginal scar trees where canoes were once cut.
Boomer Beach
Port Elliot
A dramatic reef break at the western end of Port Elliot, named for the thunderous sound of its crashing waves. A classic South Australian surf spot for experienced riders.
Bristow Smith Reserve
Goolwa
Goolwa's premier riverside park features an award-winning nature playspace built around a 10-metre restored wooden fishing boat, right on the Murray River with BBQs, shelters and a shallow swimming beach.
Bullaparinga Cemetery
Cape Jervis
One of the Fleurieu's earliest rural cemeteries - laid out in 1858 with first burials in 1859, set in the rolling Delamere hills.
Bullock Hill Conservation Park
Strathalbyn
A small reserve south of Strathalbyn with three loop hikes through heathland, eucalypt and native grasses, with summit views over Lake Alexandrina and the Coorong.
Cape Jervis Lighthouse
Cape Jervis
The headland lighthouse marking the southern tip of the Fleurieu Peninsula, with an original 1871 structure and a 1972 concrete tower that still operates today.
Carrickalinga Beach
Normanville & Yankalilla
A wide, flat, white-sand beach stretching 3km along the Gulf St Vincent north of Normanville - safe for swimming, excellent for beach walks and one of the Fleurieu's best family beaches.
Carrickalinga Lookout
Normanville & Yankalilla
A clifftop lookout on Forktree Road above Carrickalinga with sweeping views over the bay, the Sellicks Hills and the Gulf St Vincent coast.
Coast to Vines Rail Trail
Willunga
A 37-kilometre sealed rail trail along the old Willunga railway corridor, running from Marino on the coast through the McLaren Vale vineyards and ending on the edge of historic Willunga township.
Coral Street Art Space
Victor Harbor
An artist-run gallery and community arts hub in central Victor Harbor, with rotating exhibitions, artist talks, classes and workshops.
Cox Scrub Conservation Park
Inman Valley
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.
Currency Creek Cemetery
Goolwa
A pioneer cemetery containing the resting place of many 19th-century Murray River paddle-steamer captains.
Currency Creek Rail Viaduct
Goolwa
One of South Australia's tallest historic rail viaducts, a short walk through the creek valley from the Currency Creek Lions Park.
Delamere Uniting Church
Cape Jervis
A pretty old rural Uniting Church on Yoho Road, the village's second historic house of worship alongside the Anglican St James.
Encounter Bay
Victor Harbor
A sweeping bay on the Fleurieu's south coast, named by Matthew Flinders after his 1802 meeting with French explorer Nicolas Baudin - and today the heart of the Victor Harbor foreshore.
Encounter Bikeway
Victor Harbor
A mostly flat 30km sealed path running along the Encounter Coast between Victor Harbor and Goolwa - perfect for families, casual walkers and cyclists.
Encounter Lakes
Victor Harbor
A calm man-made saltwater lake at Encounter Bay with two swim beaches and sheltered paddling for families - one of the safest swimming spots near Victor Harbor.