Things to do

Normanville is the largest coastal settlement on the Fleurieu Coast. The town is located in the centre of the 7.3 kilometre long beach, with Lady Bay and 100 metre high Yankalilla Hill forming the southern boundary and low Haycock Point the northern.

Bungala Park is a peaceful community space perfect for a relaxed day out, featuring a picnic area, free undercover electric BBQs, and the historic Bungala Cottage. It’s also home to several vibrant art poles, part of the Fleurieu West Pole Trail showcasing local artists since 2012.

Just minutes from Normanville, Links Lady Bay is one of South Australia’s top golf courses – a scenic, championship layout set among rolling hills, wildlife, and ocean views. Whether you’re a seasoned golfer or a casual player, it offers an unforgettable round in a truly spectacular setting.

One Little Sister is a beloved café nestled in the heart of Normanville, offering a relaxed, coastal vibe with a focus on fresh, local, and house-made food. Open seven days a week, it’s a go-to spot for breakfast, lunch, and special events.

Deep Creek National Park is one of South Australia’s most stunning natural escapes. It’s the largest remaining section of natural vegetation on the Fleurieu Peninsula, offering dramatic coastal scenery, native bushland, and abundant wildlife.

Held every August, the Fleurieu Food Festival is a month-long celebration showcasing the rich culinary landscape of South Australia’s Fleurieu Peninsula. The festival features over 50 events including tastings, long lunches, masterclasses, and farm tours.

The Fleurieu Coast Visitor Centre in Yankalilla is your go-to hub for local travel advice, Kangaroo Island ferry bookings, free WiFi, and regional souvenirs. Open daily, it offers expert tips on everything from bushwalks and waterfalls to wineries, beaches, and historic sites.