Unicorn Horse and Dog Playground is a private 2.5-acre facility nestled in the scenic Lower Inman Valley. Designed to foster confidence, communication, and connection between horses and their owners, the Playground offers a range of agility challenges tailored to enhance the bond between horse and handler.

Recognizing a need for safe spaces for dogs to run freely, the Playground has evolved into a unique destination that also caters to dogs, providing a secure environment for outdoor play without the risk of unwanted interactions. Dogs are encouraged to run, play, and explore, promoting positive outcomes and reducing anxiety. An automated gate ensures additional security, allowing owners to remain in their vehicles until safely parked—ideal for those with strong dogs, young children, or mobility considerations.

Private sessions are available:

• Dog only: 45-minute session
• Horse only: 90-minute session
• Horse and Dog: 90-minute session

The flexible booking system allows for additional horses or dogs, or session extensions. The Playground is also available for group hire, making it an excellent venue for special events and activities. With its spacious, fully fenced 1.5-meter perimeter, both horses and dogs can enjoy new adventures in a stress-free setting.

The Bluff (Longkuwar), or Rosetta Head, stands 97 metres above sea level and is one of Victor Harbor’s most iconic natural landmarks. Located 4 km southwest of town, it offers spectacular 360-degree views, with Granite Island to the east and the rugged southern coastline stretching beyond.

A one-way scenic loop road provides access for walkers and cyclists. A 600-metre loop walk from the carpark leads to the summit, where visitors can take in panoramic coastal views. From June to October, migrating whales can often be seen offshore.

On the western side of The Bluff lies Petrel Cove, a picturesque spot that marks a great starting point for the southern end of the famous Heysen Trail, one of Australia’s great long-distance walks.

The Ramindjeri people, the Traditional Custodians of this land, called The Bluff “Longkuwar.” They lived in the Victor Harbor area for thousands of years, drawn by the abundant sea life, including whales.

From 1837 to the 1860s, one of the region’s earliest whaling stations operated at the base of The Bluff.

The headland has a history of mining, with copper and gold discovered in the area. The Coolanine Mine was established in 1863 and briefly reopened in 1882 when lead was found, though mining was short-lived. The Bluff itself is a geological wonder, shaped by glaciers, volcanic activity, and shifting sea levels over 500 million years.

With its dramatic coastal scenery, rich Indigenous and European history, and opportunities for whale watching and hiking, The Bluff is one of Victor Harbor’s most memorable destinations.

Discover the rich history and heritage of Victor Harbor, and marine life that encompasses the waters of Encounter Bay. 

Join the dedicated tour guide, the Emeritus Professor Caroline Smith PhD as she takes you on an informative guided tour of our gorgeous coastal town. Victor Harbor Walking Tours offer a variety of tour options to suit your needs. 

Located at the beginning of the Causeway, is one of Victor Harbors newest businesses offering a range of leisure hire equipment to make your stay memorable. From bike hire to e-bikes and paddleboard hire, Venture Victor are your one stop shop in Victor Harbor. 

Bike Hire starts at $20 – Visit Venture Victor Today!

The Wild South Coast Way on the Hey­sen Trail (WSCW) is a ful­ly cus­tomis­able, mul­ti-day walk­ing expe­ri­ence between Cape Jervis and Vic­tor Har­bor on the Fleurieu Penin­su­la, South Australia. 

Walk the Wild South Coast Way your own way – any day, any direc­tion, any sec­tion. From day vis­its with short loop walks to the full five-day four-night expe­ri­ence and every­thing in between, the WSCW allows walk­ers to choose their own adventure. 

The walk­ing expe­ri­ence offers some of the state’s most spec­tac­u­lar and awe inspir­ing coastal walk­ing imag­in­able. The WSCW pro­vides vis­i­tors a gen­uine sense of wilder­ness, fea­tur­ing remote beach­es, native bush­land, rugged cliffs, First Nations’ his­to­ry, breath­tak­ing vis­tas, deep gul­lies and a rich diver­si­ty of native birds, bush and wildlife, in fact more species than any­where else on the coast.

Each day of the walk deliv­ers a new expe­ri­ence and chal­lenge, start­ing with views across to Kan­ga­roo Island before the full nature expe­ri­ence begins, encour­ag­ing the walk­er to ​‘tune in’ to nature and ​‘tune out’ of stress.

A dog and child friendly walk, the Heritage Trail encompasses Victor Harbor’s spectacular coastline from Kent Reserve to Kings Beach Road, where it joins up with the Heysen Trail.

Also known as Kings Head Hike, the trail highlights cultural, environmental and historical points of interest. Explore the beaches and headlands between Petrel Cove and Kings Beach. Watch out for dolphins and whales off shore. Understand the landscape, geology and European and Aboriginal history through the interpretive signage along the trail. Explore the Bluff by walking the 800m Rosetta Trail to the top of the Bluff.

There’s plenty to see, with minimal steep hills between you and your choice of places to visit and things to do. Spinway automated rental terminal located at the beginning of the Victor Harbor Causeway – all you have to do is swipe and ride!

Take an early morning ride along the beach as the sun comes up, or pedal to dinner and cruise home under the stars. Our beautiful natural wonders are all within easy reach on two wheels.

Spinway Adelaide bikes are lightweight, easy to ride and very reliable. With puncture resistant tyres, a low step and fully adjustable seat, riding is a comfortable pleasure. And there’s a handy basket for packing a picnic lunch or stowing a shopping bargain or two.

Complimentary use of helmets.

We hope you enjoy and help support our South Australian privately owned business.

* When you choose our 24 hr hire rate the price is equivalent to $1.40/hr. Total is $33.