Discover Victor Harbor on foot with a guided Tour

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. 

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Your One stop shop to bike, e-bike and paddle board hire in victor Harbor.

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!

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Explore one of South Australia's most stunning multi-day hikes.

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.

 

Wild South Coast Way Map

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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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Hindmarsh River Trail

The Hindmarsh River Trail is an easy stroll encompassing a variety of significant ecological aspects including flood plains, paperbark woodlands, sand dunes, a lagoon and estuary.

Stand and listen a while to watch the bird life and frogs croaking in the background.

On the north east side of the river take the board walk around the lagoon, filled with a mixture of salty seawater and fresh river water.
Please follow the boardwalk and trail markers on small trails that have been put in to help protect the environment.

Length:8km loop
Difficulty:Easy
Terrain:Flat
Start:Bridge Terrace or McCracken Picnic Area

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Hindmarsh Falls - Hidden Treasure amongst the rolling hills

Enjoy a short walk to the lookout to see the Hindmarsh Falls, as water cascades over numerous pools.

The upper carpark is small. The lower car park is adjacent to a picnic area.

The Falls can be accessed at the end of Waterfall Road, Hindmarsh Valley (off of Hindmarsh Tiers Road).

 

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Heritage Trail, Heysen Spur Trail

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.

Length:5.8km linear
Difficulty:Easy to moderate walk
Terrain:Undulating
Start/Finish:The Bluff (Rosetta Head) Victor Harbor
Finish/Finish:Kings Beach

Extend this walk by starting in central Victor Harbor, or Kent Reserve near central Victor Harbor, or walk further along the Heysen Trail to Waitpinga Cliffs. The trail sections between Waitpinga and Victor Harbor are especially scenic, much loved by walkers and photographers, with terrain varying from steep rugged cliff faces to sandy surf beaches. From Kings Beach Road, walkers can take the Heysen Trail south west to Cape Jervis (67km – 3-5 days), or head north along the Trail to the Flinders Ranges (1200km, 50-60 days). Medium fitness is required and you need to take adequate supplies of water and wear appropriate clothing.

View the trail map below, download the Heritage Trail map , or visit the Victor Harbor Information Centre or Council office to collect a map. For more detailed information please refer to the Heysen Trail booklet which is available for purchase from the Victor Harbor Visitor Information Centre or visit the Heysen trial website:

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Heritage Discovery Trail Victor Harbor

Victor Harbor has a rich and diverse history, with stories told through many of our built heritage places.

A number of places of historical interest have been identified, and their stories told for people to enjoy, within the City of Victor Harbor’s heritage plaque project.

The project, which commenced in 2010, has resulted in the stories of over 50 sites of heritage significance translated onto the iconic blue plaques.


A map provides the location and a brief overview of sites outside of the Victor Harbor Town Centre.


The vision for this trail is that you can choose to complete it all at once or, see the sites over a number of visits, whatever suits you best.


Enjoy learning more about these buildings and sites, soaking up Victor Harbor’s rich history, and rediscovering the stunning architecture of our past.


There is another walking Heritage Trail available around our town centre that you may also enjoy – pick up a ‘Victor Harbor Town Centre Heritage Trail’ brochure from the Visitor Information Centre on your next historic journey.

 

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Self Guided walking trail through Victor Harbor's most historic precints.
Easy walking
As the walk is through the streets of Victor Harbbor, this is very flat and easily accessible.
What you will see
You will see and learn about Victor Harbor's rich history and the buildings that make up it's history.
What we love
We love our history and we love sharing it with our visitors.

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Discover Victor Harbor's coastline from the fun of a bicycle.

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.

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