A maritime hub with coastal hikes, squid fishing, and wreck dives.
Once one of South Australiaâs most important âwindjammerâ ports, Port Victoria still wears its maritime heritage on its sleeve. Get a taste of its shipping heyday as you stroll the 19th-century jetty and visit the maritime museum, then cruise out to Wardang Island, where scuba divers can explore eight different shipwrecks. Bring your fishing tackle, as the island is also a popular spot for snapper fishing, and Port Victoria jetty is teeming with squid and snook at night. Campers have a few options in Port Victoria, including a caravan park with powered sites and cabin rentals available, and a spacious campground by the Oval. Alternatively, youâll find beach campgrounds dotted along the west coast of the Yorke Peninsula, affording easy access to the âWalk the Yorkeâ hiking and cycling trails and the wild beaches and sea cliffs of Dhilba Guuranda-Innes National Park.