Overview
Mystery Journeys in the Monoloci app include self-guided, narrated tours where the app acts as your guide, revealing clues to the next location and drawing the route along the way, only showing the next 300m of walking or 800m of driving to keep the suspense.
Each location is revealed once you arrive.
Monoloci Mystery Journey Tours are self-guided tours centred on a theme or location, with audio narration and non-audio options. The locations and final destination are unknown until you arrive, so the suspense of discovery is the fun bit.
Learning through the narration and guessing the next spot from the clues keeps your mind active.
Choose from a wide range of themes, including history, culture, sport, nature and food/drink.
Monoloci Game Journeys - Crack the case or solve the puzzle to answer a final question, all while exploring a city or town. Fun for solo, group or family adventures, with a unique story for each journey
Tours
Expect about an hour and a quarter of driving spread across the day, with the route moving south and west from the heart of McLaren Vale to the dramatic coastal cliffs of Port Willunga.
The stops mix cellar doors with heritage sites and coastal bushland, so the rhythm shifts between tasting, walking, and looking.
The final location puts you on a cliff top above a shipwreck with a glass of local wine and fresh Gulf seafood — which is, frankly, a reasonable way to finish anything.
Along the way, there is a five-storey architectural puzzle box, a slate quarry town built by Cornish immigrants, and a conservation park where the Kaurna people have cared for country for thousands of generations.
Expect about an hour and a quarter of driving spread across the day, with the route moving south and west from the heart of McLaren Vale to the dramatic coastal cliffs of Port Willunga.
To $8.99 Grab a single pass for 4.99, or get a 3 days pass to experience all journeys in the app
Follow the southern coast whale road.
Southern Ocean Encounters — Victor Harbor, Encounter Bay, Port Elliot, Goolwa — Southern Fleurieu, South Australia.
From the brutal whaling era that first drew Europeans to these waters, through dramatic wildlife and wild coastline, to the Indigenous connection to this country, and finally to the meeting of Australia's greatest river with the Southern Ocean. An arc from exploitation to wonder, from harpoons to hope.
Each location peels back a layer: The Hunt - The Station - The Crossing - The Wild Edge - The Harbour Table - The Quiet Shore - The Port - The Meeting of Waters.
