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Turquoise water washes over rocky formations along Second Valley Beach on the Fleurieu Peninsula. - Photo Credit: Luke Anderson
Turquoise water washes over rocky formations along Second Valley Beach on the Fleurieu Peninsula.
Photo Credit: Luke Anderson
Turquoise water washes over rocky formations along Second Valley Beach on the Fleurieu Peninsula. - Photo Credit: Luke Anderson
Historic jetties extend into the blue waters of Rapid Bay along the Fleurieu Peninsula coast. - Photo Credit: Peter Southwood
Historic jetties extend into the blue waters of Rapid Bay along the Fleurieu Peninsula coast.
Photo Credit: Peter Southwood
Historic jetties extend into the blue waters of Rapid Bay along the Fleurieu Peninsula coast. - Photo Credit: Peter Southwood
Historic jetties extend into the blue waters of Rapid Bay along the Fleurieu Peninsula coast. - Photo Credit: Serge Doublet
Historic jetties extend into the blue waters of Rapid Bay along the Fleurieu Peninsula coast.
Photo Credit: Serge Doublet
Historic jetties extend into the blue waters of Rapid Bay along the Fleurieu Peninsula coast. - Photo Credit: Serge Doublet
A panoramic view across Encounter Bay toward Victor Harbor from Rosetta Head. - Photo Credit: Leybj003
A panoramic view across Encounter Bay toward Victor Harbor from Rosetta Head.
Photo Credit: Leybj003
A panoramic view across Encounter Bay toward Victor Harbor from Rosetta Head. - Photo Credit: Leybj003
South of Adelaide, the Fleurieu Peninsula is a diverse coastal region where vineyards and rolling farmland meet sandy beaches, sheltered bays and rugged headlands. Seaside communities such as Victor Harbor, Port Elliot, Normanville and Goolwa provide access to scenic drives, coastal walks, surfing and wildlife experiences, while the McLaren Vale area is known for its wineries and local food. National parks and sweeping ocean viewpoints add to the peninsula’s blend of countryside and coast.

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