Discover the Serenity of Warland Reserve

Getting There

• Car

  If you're driving to Warland Reserve from anywhere in the Fleurieu Peninsula, head towards Victor Harbor. The reserve is located in Victor Harbor, which can be accessed via Main South Road (B37). Follow the signs for Victor Harbor and take the exit towards Victor Harbor. Once in Victor Harbor, look for the signs directing you to the coast and Warland Reserve. The reserve is situated along the waterfront, making it easy to spot. Parking is usually available nearby but may incur a small fee during peak tourist seasons.

• Public Transportation

  To reach Warland Reserve using public transportation, you can take the Southern Coast Transit bus services that operate from Adelaide to Victor Harbor. Check the bus schedules ahead of time, as they may vary. Once you arrive at the Victor Harbor bus terminal, Warland Reserve is just a short 10-minute walk away. Head towards the waterfront and follow the coastal path to reach the reserve. Make sure to check the bus fare, which can vary, so have some coins or a travel card ready.

• Walking

  If you're already in Victor Harbor, Warland Reserve is easily accessible on foot. From the main shopping area of Victor Harbor, head south towards the coastline. Walk along Ocean Street and you will come to the reserve within a few minutes. This is a lovely walk, and you can enjoy the views of the ocean along the way.

• Bicycle

  For those who enjoy cycling, there are bike paths leading to Warland Reserve from various points in Victor Harbor. You can rent a bicycle from local shops if you don’t have one. Follow the bike paths along the coastline, which are well-marked and relatively flat, making for an enjoyable ride. There are bike racks available at the reserve for you to secure your bike while you explore.