2025 Port Elliot Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in April)

The beautiful Victoria coast in South Australia has beautiful scenery. #Australia travel destinations . This time we were on a self-driving tour. There are some famous wineries here. We tried various wines in the winery and bought some cheese and assorted nuts in the winery. The red wine here is of good quality. After tasting the wine, I bought three boxes of red wine, and then drove to the beach to take a walk and take a look. Feeling very relaxed and comfortable.

#roadtripaustralia Located on the stunning Fleurieu Peninsula, Port Elliot is a must-visit for anyone road-tripping through South Australia. With pristine beaches, rugged cliffs, and a charming seaside vibe, this small town is the perfect place to spend 2–3 nights. Stay at the Port Elliot YHA Beach House, a cozy hostel set in a historic building overlooking Horseshoe Bay. Its unbeatable views and friendly atmosphere make it an ideal base to explore the area. Things to Do in Port Elliot 1. Coastal Walks & Running Start your day with a walk or jog along the Port Elliot to Victor Harbor Coastal Trail. This 7km scenic path offers incredible views of cliffs and turquoise waters. Keep an eye out for dolphins and seasonal whales (May–October). 2. Swimming & Beaches Horseshoe Bay, with its calm waters and golden sands, is perfect for swimming and relaxing. Nearby Boomer Beach is great for surfing, while Knights Beach offers dramatic views and a peaceful vibe. 3. Day Hike in Deep Creek National Park Just a short drive from Port Elliot, Deep Creek National Park is a hiker’s paradise. Spend a day exploring trails like the Blowhole Beach Hike or the Deep Creek Waterfall Walk, where you’ll find rugged landscapes, native wildlife, and spectacular ocean views. 4. Learn Local History Discover Port Elliot’s maritime past by visiting the Port Elliot Railway Station and taking a ride on the historic Cockle Train, which connects Victor Harbor and Goolwa. 5. Cafes & Eateries Enjoy fresh local flavors at The Flying Fish Cafe, a beachfront classic for fish and chips, or grab your morning coffee at De Groot Coffee Co. Why Stay Longer? Port Elliot’s relaxed pace, stunning scenery, and proximity to other attractions make it worth a multi-night stay. Whether you’re hiking, swimming, or exploring local history, this town offers something for everyone. Add Port Elliot to your road trip itinerary and experience one of South Australia’s most charming coastal towns! #southaustralia

If indulgence had a form, it would be South Australia. I arrived with no expectations and left with cherished memories and connections. Here’s my route, filled with hand-picked recommendations from locals: Day 1️⃣ — Port Elliot Relax at the beach, enjoy a coastal run, and catch up on laundry. Sleeping at: YHA Port Elliot one of the best hostels I’ve ever seen (€24) Day 2️⃣ — Deep Creek National Park Drive for a scenic day hike exploring rugged trails and stunning coastal views. Met my first kangaroos there! Sleeping at: YHA Port Elliot (€24) Day 3️⃣ — Rapid Bay & Glenelg Dip into ocean at Rapid Bay and grab a gelato at Glenelg before camping at under the stars. Sleeping at: Parham Camping Ground (€9), 70km drive north from Adelaide. Day 4️⃣ — Adelaide Trail run at Morialta Conservation Park, visit the Botanic Garden and Himeji Garden, and enjoy pizza and ginger beer. Sleeping at: YHA Adelaide Central (€22) Day 5️⃣ — Coastal Adventure Explore Sellicks Beach, Port Willunga caves, the Dali art at D’Arenberg Wines, walk down the pier at Port Noarlunga, spot koalas and kangaroos at Punchbowl Lookout and Trails and watch the ocean sunset at Hallett Cove. Sleeping at: YHA Adelaide (€22) Day 6 — Barossa Valley Wine tasting (17 wines!) at Kellermeister wines learning about local grapes, and camping in style in the Gods Hill Wines vineyard (make sure to greet the host Charlie!) Sleeping at: camping at Gods Hill Wines vineyard (€30) Save it for your South Australian roadtrip ✨ #southaustralia #barossavalley #adelaide #roadtripaustralia #adventures

#AdventurousTraveler The soft white sand on Buma Beach is as smooth as silk, and it is very comfortable to walk on it barefoot. I found a quiet corner, spread out my towel, and lay down to enjoy the soothing warmth of the sun. The sea breeze brings bursts of fresh salty taste, making people feel refreshed. The gentle sound of waves lapping in the distance sounded like nature's lullaby. I especially like to observe the people around me: children playing and chasing each other, couples sitting together, and old people taking a leisurely stroll. This vibrant atmosphere makes people feel happy. At that moment, I felt the perfect integration with nature, and my body and mind were completely relaxed.