About the town

The historical town of Port Elliot is located along the coastline between the townships of Victor Harbor and Middleton. Absorb the glorious coastwise scene of its numerous viewing points or travel along the coastwise walkways close to the headlands and sheltered bays.

As Victor Harbor and Kangaroo Island are not that far away from Port Elliot, it stands to reason that you may wish to tour these area's while on holidays. In conjunction with our other site holidaystays we have put together a list here of tours . If you are travelling from interstate and need a car to rent, try our other site for car rental

Horseshoe Bay is a sheltered swim beach which is really fashionable with families on the lengthy summertime holidays. Consider time to search The Strand region with its numerous historical buildings, coffee shops, restaurants and stores.

Seaside accommodation varies from heritage bed-and-breakfasts, hotels, motels, holiday houses and apartments to a biggish caravan park with cabins and campgrounds.

The Strand

Meander the Strand and you'll discover yourself proceeding in and out of craft shops, antique buildings and coffee shops. At the ending of The Strand follows the powerful Southern Ocean and a looking point across the glorious Horseshoe Bay. This represents a outstanding area to catch the returning Southern Right Whales in the wintertime.

Horseshoe Bay

Bring the family to this familiar and extremely viewed swim beach. You are able to fish from the Jetty, observe the children frolic in the Playground or travel for some swimming in this protected bay. Why not stick with the rough headlands close to the coast and search the small bays and beaches. Horseshoe Bay has long been a preferred address for visitors to the Fleurieu Peninsula for years, get along and know this really touristy address.

Crows Nest Lookout