You wind through the hills of the Fleurieu Peninsula, past neat rows of vines and paddocks that stretch into the distance. Then, just as the road crests, the ocean appears—deep blue neatly boarding the vibrant green farmland. The contrast is striking, but here, land and sea don’t just sit side by side—they work together.
The grapes ripen slowly, thanks to the sea air. The pastures stay green, the olives grow richer, the seafood lands on plates within hours of being caught. Here, land and sea don’t fight for space—they fold into each other, working together in ways that don’t need explaining. Take a sip, take a bite and you'll know exactly what we mean.
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Standing on Kaurna Country, the South Australian Tourism Commission recognises the uniquely diverse Aboriginal communities across the state.
We value the knowledge Aboriginal people hold of Country and culture and are committed to growing genuine relationships with Traditional Custodians.
We will continue our journey of reconciliation and support Aboriginal tourism operators and communities to tell their own stories and share their culture with the world.
Kaurna Yartangka yuwanthi, South Australian Tourism Commisionriu tampinthi wiwurra Yaitya Miyurna kuma parnaku Pirkurna Kanthipartu‑arra.
Ngadiu yurikaityanthi, Yaitya Miyurnaku ngutu yartaku kuma Tapa‑Purruna. Ngadlu nilputa tika‑apirringutha Yaitya. Yarta‑Mathanyarna‑ityangka.
Ngadluku tapa nguyanguya murititya ngadlu muinmurningutha. Ngadlu karrpatha Yaitya Miyurna Mikarri‑apipinarna kuma Pirkurna, parnakunta pirrkurna kuma parnaku Tapa‑Purruna yungkurringutha, marngu‑ityangka.
