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Wine & Cellar Doors

d'Arenberg

McLaren Vale

Fifth-generation family winery famous for the Dead Arm Shiraz and the architecturally striking five-storey d'Arenberg Cube tasting room.

Chester Osborn's five-storey glass cube rising out of the d'Arenberg vineyards - part wine tasting room, part fine-dining restaurant, part art gallery, part Salvador Dali museum.

Wine & Cellar Doors

d'Arry's Verandah Restaurant

McLaren Vale

d'Arenberg's fine-dining restaurant on Osborn Road - seasonal Fleurieu produce, an epic wine list and sweeping views across the vineyards to the Cube.

Family winery by Elena and Zar Brooks with a new Wonder Room tasting experience on Chaffeys Road - family-friendly, design-forward, and open 7 days.

Walking & Hiking

Deep Creek National Park

Cape Jervis

The largest conservation area on the Fleurieu Peninsula, with 15 walking trails through eucalypt forest, waterfalls, ocean clifftops and views to Kangaroo Island.

The community heart of tiny Delamere - a country store and cafe with provisions, takeaway and good coffee for the road.

A pretty old rural Uniting Church on Yoho Road, the village's second historic house of worship alongside the Anglican St James.

A third-generation family olive grove and oil maker in Willunga, producing award-winning estate-grown extra virgin olive oil in the Mediterranean climate of the Willunga Scarp.

Four geodesic dome glamping suites slotted around a private vineyard outside McLaren Vale, each with king bed, claw-foot bath, fireplace and a transparent roof for stargazing.

A relaxed family-run cellar door tucked away in McLaren Flat, pouring estate-grown shiraz, grenache and whites with genuine hospitality.

Sustainable solar-powered cellar door housed in four recycled shipping containers amongst the vines on California Road.

Gin distillery with a cellar door restaurant at the former Agostino Wines site on Stonehouse Lane, Aldinga - gin flights alongside wood-fired pizza.

A whimsical, Alice in Wonderland-themed cellar door and restaurant on Binney Road, with vineyard gardens, long lunches and estate wines.

An 18-hole marine-themed mini golf course on the Victor Harbor Esplanade, right next to the Granite Island causeway and the horse-drawn tram.

A coastal vineyard cellar door on Sherriffs Road near the Maslin Beach cliffs - one of the most westerly McLaren Vale producers.

A family-owned cellar door and restaurant on Branson Road, blending McLaren Vale wines with a modern Australian kitchen and long views across the vineyards.

A second-hand bookshop on Port Elliot's Strand with a strong art-book collection and a South Australian history focus.

Beaches

Encounter Bay

Victor Harbor

A sweeping bay on the Fleurieu's south coast, named by Matthew Flinders after his 1802 meeting with French explorer Nicolas Baudin - and today the heart of the Victor Harbor foreshore.

Walking & Hiking

Encounter Bikeway

Victor Harbor

A mostly flat 30km sealed path running along the Encounter Coast between Victor Harbor and Goolwa - perfect for families, casual walkers and cyclists.

A calm man-made saltwater lake at Encounter Bay with two swim beaches and sheltered paddling for families - one of the safest swimming spots near Victor Harbor.

A samphire estuarine wetland on Matthew Flinders Drive at Encounter Bay, with a sealed walking path, shaded shelters, fish nursery and rich birdlife.

Hatha yoga classes across Encounter Bay, Victor Harbor and the south coast, suited to all levels with beach and studio sessions.

A walk-in-only bushland reserve north-east of Mount Compass, on the Heysen Trail - one of the quieter walking destinations on the central Fleurieu.

A sheltered fishing beach a few kilometres east of Cape Jervis, the site of an 1840s whaling station and the shipping port for the historic Talisker Mine.