Angaston (cafes, wine bars, boutiques, antiques, Collingrove Historic House, Barossa Farmers Saturday Market with 30 stands, Barossa Valley Cheese Company, Angas Park Fruit, Schulz Butchers 5 star bacon), Gawler (earliest town in South Australia [1839], heritage architecture, Church Hill State Heritage Tour, South and North Para Rivers, art and craft galleries, organic food products, Gawler Clock Tower), Greenock (village green, microbrewery and country pub), Kapunda (historic copper mining centre, home of Sir Sidney Kidman, the Australian Cattle King, Celtic heritage and Celtic Festival, bronze statue of 'Son of Cornwall', character houses, museum), Lyndoch Valley (country town surrounded by vineyards and wineries and cafes), Seppeltsfield (excellent Seppeltsfield Winery and cellar door, Shakespeare in the Vines festival, avenues of date palms), Marananga, Nuriootpa (commercial centre of the Barossa Valley, Elderton Winery, Wolf Blass Wine VC and Penfolds Winery, Coulthard House, Coulthard Reserve, Nuriootpa (the awesome Maggie Beer’s Farm Shop, where "Everything is about the flavour; taste and quality are paramount". And Maggie Beer’s Cooking Classes), Tanunda (Lutheran riverside township, churches, cafes, restaurants. Chateau Tanunda Winery and brandy, Peter Lehmann Wine, Langmeil, Richmond Grove, Lambert Estate, Mengler's Hill Lookout with vistas across the Barossa Valley), Williamstown (Barossa reservoir and the Whispering Wall, Hahndorf, Conservation Park, Mt Crawford Forest, Barossa Goldfields, huge mural, antiques, pubs, Colonist Corner, Victoria Creek Reserve, Domain Day Winery, TeAro Estate Winery, Linfield Wines), Springton Herbig Tree (hollow gum tree where Mr and Mrs Herbig and two kids actually lived).

So much more to see and do today in the fabulous Barossa Valley; discover Nuriootpa (the awesome Maggie Beer’s Farm Shop, where "Everything is about the flavour; taste and quality are paramount" - Why not book in for one of Maggie Beer's world famous Cooking Classes?), Tanunda (Lutheran riverside township, churches, cafes, restaurants. Chateau Tanunda Winery and brandy, Peter Lehmann Wine, Langmeil, Richmond Grove, Lambert Estate, Mengler's Hill Lookout with vistas across the Barossa Valley), Hahndorf, Conservation Park, Mt Crawford Forest, Barossa Goldfields, huge mural, antiques, pubs, Colonist Corner, Victoria Creek Reserve, Domain Day Winery, TeAro Estate Winery, Linfield Wines), Springton Herbig Tree (hollow gum tree where Mr and Mrs Herbig and two kids actually lived), Edwardstown, St Mary's, Bedford Park, Sturt Gorge Recreation Park, Reynella, Morphett Valle, Christies Beach, Seaford, Old Noarlunga, McLaren Vale Wineries (region of vineyards, orchards and gourmet produce farms, shiraz, cabernet sauvignon, grenache, chardonnay and sauvignon blanc, famous wineries are Coriole, D'Arenberg, Hardy's Tintara, Rosemount Estate), Port Willunga, Sellicks Beach Lookout, Willunga, Mount Compass, Hindmarsh Valley, Hindmarsh Falls (cascading waterfall 25m high), Glacier Rock (500 million year old boulder), Middleton Vinery, Urimbirra Wildlife Park (70 species of Australian fauna in natural surroundings), Greenhill's Adventure Park (golf course, go karts, waterslides, climbing walls, etc) or Victor Harbor (take a horse drawn tram across the causeway, see penguins come home to roost, whaling port, home to South Australia Whale Centre).Direct driving 159km (2.13 hours) .

Victor Harbor (events, heritage buildings, early colonial architecture, pubs, restaurants, cafes, adventure park, mini golf), Cockle Train (steam rail ride Port Elliot - Goolwa along cliffs), South Australian Whale Centre (exhibits from days of whaling in 1837 whaling station), Below Deck Oceanarium, Steamranger Heritage Railway, Greenhills Adventure Park (Tractor Train Rides, Waterslides, Moon Bikes, Archery, Dry Slides, Paddle Boats, Canoes, Flying Foxes, Golf, Tennis, Maze, Go-karts, Climbing Wall), Girdler Family Amusements (biggest touring Ferris Wheel in SA, double slide inflatable, Dodgem Cars), Urimbirra Wildlife Park, Wild Rose Gardens and Miniature Village, Inman Valley, Glacier Rock (geological formation access via a very short walk with steps), The Bluff (500 million years old, granite headland created when magma was squeezed up from the crust of the continental shelf), Waitpinga Hill (lookout over Encounter Bay), Granite Island Tram (unique ride on the last horse drawn tram in the Southern Hemisphere, the Clydesdale horse-drawn tram crosses the 630m causeway above the ocean, stunning views), Granite Island Recreation and Nature Park (Southern Right Whales in Encounter Bay, Petrel Cove, Chiton Rocks and the Dump surf beaches, wildflowers, sea cliff views, rock formations, cafe/kiosk, guided Penguin Discover Tours).

Perhaps take time to explore some of the treasures you discovered en-route to Victor Harbor; put together a picnic of fresh local produce purchased from farm gates, to savour as you take in the splendid vistas of the beaches or the National Parks, or enjoy a long luncheon at one of the many elegant wineries as you pass via the McLaren Vale Wine Region. Direct driving 82km (1.20 hours)