Top Things to do in Fleurieu Peninsula
The 5 Best Hiking Trails in Fleurieu Peninsula, South Australia
Discover the best top things to do in Fleurieu Peninsula, Australia including River Angas Walkway, Heysen Trail, Heysen Trail, Glenthorne National Park, High Country Trails.
Restaurants in Fleurieu Peninsula
1. River Angas Walkway
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 47 reviews
Reviewed By 127HeatherD127 - Strathalbyn, Australia
Beautiful gardens, well maintained and pleasant strolling along the riverbanks with many wonderful historic buildings to admire and if buildings aren’t your thing just take in the scenery including birds and the ducks with their ducklings. After you built up an appetite there are the coffee shops, Argus house and Bean machine are right in the heart of town overlooking the park or Appleseed or Jacks in the High street, there are also 4 pubs to stop in but Strathalbyn is much more than a place to stop on the way through. Stay a while and treat yourself to a first class gourmet experience at The Olfactory restaurant or try the Tapas in a wonderful wine bar called Smiths, both places located on historic High Street and its a must to visit the Langhorne Creek wineries, with wines that are superb and lovely places to lunch also. This pretty town is the perfect base to visit all the area has to offer, with the beaches from Goolwa to Victor Harbour a mere 30 mins, Wineries 10 mins and many wonderful scenic drives which ever way you chose to head out of town.
2. Heysen Trail
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 10 reviews
South Australia’s 1,200km Heysen Trail extends from Cape Jervis, on the Fleurieu Peninsula, to Parachilna Gorge, in the Flinders Ranges, traversing coastal areas, native bushland, rugged gorges, pine forests, vineyards, rich farmland and historic towns. It caters for both the serious backpacker hiking the entire trail and for walkers doing day walks along shorter sections.
3. Heysen Trail
4. Glenthorne National Park
5. High Country Trails
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 13 reviews
Reviewed By treedoc13 - Adelaide, Australia
We book in for our kids birthdays and have always had a great time. The horses are quiet and well trained and the route is scenic and peaceful. Plenty of instruction is given as each horse has its own personality. A must when in Normanville. ????
