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McLaren Vale and Fleurieu Coast Travel Blog
Discover the Best Scenic Drives Adelaide Has to OfferThey say it's not the destination that matters, but the journey.
Imagine a romantic escape full of rolling vineyards, sparkling beaches and views that go on for miles?
Where to Find the Best Breakfast & Brunch Spots in McLaren Vale & Fleurieu CoastAre you ready for a delicious adventure?
There are plenty of playgrounds and family-friendly wineries & cellar doors in McLaren Vale & Fleurieu Coast.And many of them have plenty to do all year round, so why wait?
A scenic drive in South Australia really does make for the perfect day out!Words and Imagery by Kelly Golding
Enjoy the Autumn School Holidays in the McLaren Vale & Fleurieu Coast! Parents and carers everywhere are searching for activities to keep the kids entertained.
Words and Images by Jess Zarnow from Dressed in Copper
Spring is the perfect time to explore McLaren Vale and Fleurieu Coast. As the weather warms up, the region comes alive with blooming vineyards, vibrant landscapes, and a range of activities that showcase the best of this stunning destination. Whether you're looking to relax with a glass of wine, sip on a fancy gin or embark on an outdoor adventure, here are some must-do experiences this spring.
Explore the Beaches of McLaren Vale & Fleurieu CoastWhether its sunrise or sunset, soak up some of South Australia’s best beaches or enjoy the coastal serenity along the breathtaking coastline whilst exploring Route 31 Coastal Drive.
Want to see the region from a different perspective? Take it all in from the air! At the Aldinga Airfield you can take a scenic flight over the southern beaches with views stretching all the way to Kangaroo Island.
The LandAldinga is a beautiful place known to the Kaurna Miyurna (people) as “Ngaltingga”. Ngaltingga is brimming with history where even today you can walk around and find well-trodden Kaurna walking paths throughout. Whether it’s putting your feet in the sand or walking through the scrublands, you can sense the ancient spirit of the place. Surrounded by hills to southeast and water to the southwest, Ngaltingga sustained Kaurna Miyurna for many thousands of years.