Sparking curiosity of the maritime world through exciting and engaging educational programs

Fleurieu Marine Education provides programs that aim to create stewards of the ocean in each young heart.

Our team put on fun and exciting educational marine programs that cover Australian curriculum content. By getting children outside we show them the wonders of the sea around the Fleurieu Peninsula: what marine life is found here, and how can we help them survive. We want all children to develop a love for our planet.

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Discover the coorong from a canoe

Canoe the Coorong showcases one of South Australia’s best kept secrets. Located Just 85 km south of Adelaide finds you in the internationally recognised Coorong Wetlands where kayaking allows guests to experience the beauty of this unique waterway while gliding along at a perfect pace to take in all the Coorong has to offer, including rare and migratory birds, pelicans, long nose fur seals the mouth of the Murray River and the gorgeous sand dunes.
Join us for the ultimate in environmentally aware kayaking experiences – suitable for all ages and level of experience.

Canoe the Coorong offers guided tours of the Coorong National Park for individuals; Group bookings for schools, social groups and corporate days.

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Glacier Rock

The Glacier Rock is also known as Selwyn’s Rock, and is a 500 million year old boulder transported by a glacier from the vicinity of

The Glacier Rock is also known as Selwyn’s Rock, and is a 500 million year old boulder transported by a glacier from the vicinity of Victor Harbor. A huge glacial ice sheet covered the whole of the south coast 250 million years ago. During this period Glacier Rock was dragged across the Fleurieu Peninsula by the ice helping to groove and scratch rock surfaces between Victor Harbor and Inman Valley. The grooves, scratches and crescent shaped marks on the rock surface of the Inman Valley River bed are significant evidence of the direction of the ice movement.

The first European recording of Glacier Rock was in 1859 by ARC Selwyn a geologist for the South Australian Government. It was the first European recorded discovery of glaciations in Australia. It was then rediscovered in 1897 by famous geologist Sir David Edgeworth and Dr Walter Howchin, from Sydney and Adelaide Universities. Doctor Albert Terrones Mexico pronounced Glacier (Selwyn’s) Rock as one of the largest glacial exposures in the world. Glacier Rock attracts geologists from all over the world.

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Spirit of the Coorong Cruises

Cruise from the old river port of Goolwa to discover the wetland wilderness of the Coorong National Park.

The Coorong is a 140km long lagoon system supported by fresh water flows from the River Murray and tidal movement.
Internationally known for native and migratory birdlife a place of spectacular white sand dunes, wildlife, unique flora and aboriginal history.
A place of untouched wilderness, peace and tranquillity.

The Murray River discovered by Captain Charles Sturt in 1830, Australia’s great river flows past Goolwa to end its 2,500km journey in the Southern Ocean.

The Murray Mouth where the Murray River enters the sea and separates the sand dunes of the Sir Richard and Younghusband Peninsulas about 8kms from Goolwa.

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Peninsula Taxi Service

Peninsula Taxis has operated in the Fleurieu Region for over 20 years. The fleet consists of sedans, wagons, maxi cab, 9 seat bus and access vehicles.

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Ocean Living Surf School

Learn how to surf and have surfing lessons from Ocean Living Surf School, located at Goolwa Beach, 80 minutes south of Adelaide CBD.

Ocean Living Surf School offers group and private surf lessons; team building; surfing awareness lessons for kids, adults, parties, school groups, women only, corporate and community groups. Beginners, Intermediate and Advanced.

Proprietor Philip Ball and his instructors provide a great learning experience with the latest gear and techniques with all equipment provided (surfboard, wetsuits, sun block). We also incorporate safety and ocean awareness into all lessons, all of which is designed to get you surfing and improving and above all having fun.

  • Accredited Surfing School.
  • Experienced Instructors.
  • Beginners to Advanced students.
  • Private or Group coaching.
  • Gift Vouchers available.
  • Licensed and Insured surf school.

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  • Monday - Sunday
    9.00am - 5.00pm
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Waitpinga Farm Quad Bike Adventures

Real farm – real adventure

Offering guided quadbike farm tours with a qualified tour guides through 400 acres of beautiful farming country with views of the ocean, local farm animals and possible sightings of native animals. Ride their quadbikes through grassy hills and plains and creek crossings.

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Victor Harbor Visitor Centre

The Victor Harbor Visitor Information Centre (VHVC) is a one-stop shop for all visitor information needs. Our welcoming centre offers a wide range of free brochures, maps and event guides, with plenty of suggestions and friendly advice on what to see and do in Victor Harbor and the Fleurieu Peninsula.

To browse Victor Harbor’s accommodation option see our Accommodation page.

Town Centre Heritage Trail

This 3km self-guided heritage trail will take you on a journey to discover the stories of 38 historically significant buildings located in the town centre and how they have contributed to making Victor Harbor what it is today.

Since 2010, the City of Victor Harbor has identified many State and Local Heritage Listed Buildings and provided them with a blue heritage plaque. There are over 50 plaques, each one promoting and informing the community and visitors of our rich and diverse built heritage. Please enjoy your adventure in finding these plaques on our heritage trail and learning more about our town!

Length:   3km circuit
Grade:    Easy
Start :      Victor Harbor Visitor Information Centre, 1 Esplanade.
Finish:    No. 38 Shannon’s Store, Ocean Street.

Download the map and brochure, or visit the Victor Harbor Visitor Information Centre or Council office to collect a map.

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Inman River Trail

The Inman River Trail takes you on a journey from the sea, inland along the river, through woodlands and past the grazing paddocks of Victor Harbor’s infamous Clydesdale Horses.

Starting at Muwerang (Kent Reserve), the last documented campground of the local Ramindjeri people, this self-guided trail is an easy stroll following the banks of the Inman River, known to the Narringdjeri people as ‘Moo-oola’ and ‘Moogoora’.

Length:8km return
Difficulty:Moderate
Terrain:Flat
Start:Kent Reserve – Muwerang

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