Victor Harbour is a beautiful seaside location on the Fleurieu Peninsula offering plenty of walks, beach strolls and parks for picnics or relaxing. The historical tramway is a fun way to access Granite Island - where further scenic walks are available - or access by the causeway is also a good option. The Cockle Train rides between Victor Harbour and Goolwa are nostalgic and fun and allow you to hop on and hop off to enjoy Port Elliott and Middleton along the way. There are plenty of accommodation options, shops to browse, coffee shops and eateries for a variety of food. The town also has medical services, major supermarkets, hardware stores and other service providers. Other interesting places to see on the Peninsula are accessible by car. A great place to holiday!

Victor Harbour is a great holiday destination. It has beautiful beaches and if warmer we would have swum. Plenty of nice eateries and good shopping so could cook at home easily. The house is very family friendly and spacious, Great bedding options. 2 families could have easily fitted. It is a modern very clean house.

My stay at Back Valley Farm House was below par. No cooked breakfast, which was advertised as an everyday thing. Not much heating. I definitely had no control over the heating. I was accused of damaging a screen door and I did not. The place is in very poor repair. The screens have not been serviced or looked at for a long time. They were full of spider webs. The customer service did not exist and the owners of the place were not friendly or welcoming at all

I love Victor Harbor. It’s a beautiful seaside country town with lots of tourist things to see and do - Granite Island, the beaches, markets and other events. This time we came for the SA Viking Festival which is a large and popular event every year! There is also the Urrimbirra Wildlife park just as you come into Victor Harbor. We ate at Mum’s Beard cafe which was amazing and I highly recommend it!

We did the Victor Harbor Heritage Walk which led us to some beautiful and interesting buildings. We accidentally discovered an art gallery on Fisher Street run as a co-op for local artists, with some fabulous works. On Saturday morning we went to the Farmer's Market and found some delicious cheeses, crusty sourdough bread, beautiful dried pears and, my favourite, Pastelli.

The best thing was to take the horse drawn tram along the causeway to Granite Island, walk round the island on the walking track, and call in to the cafe. We also enjoyed the walks round The Bluff, and along the coastal path, didn’t see any whales but saw a pod of dolphins. Interesting museum. Lovely Italian cafe, Fino’s.