Community and Lifestyle
Where the river meets the sea.
Sitting on the coast of the famed Fleurieu Peninsula, just an hour’s drive from Adelaide and minutes from historic Goolwa, Goolwa North gives you the best of both fresh and saltwater, making it a great place to go fishing or boating, or to simply relax and enjoy. A long-established and much loved holiday destination, where the river, lake and sea connect, this area is scattered with historic towns, surfing beaches, water basins and lagoons. A luxuriously leisurely lifestyle awaits all who join the locals living in this unspoilt township.
Shopping.
It’s just a few minutes drive to the local shops and amenities of Goolwa town centre including Woolworths, Foodland and Bunnings. Larger townships are within easy reach. The Adelaide CBD is about an hour away.
Transport.
Easy access from the surrounding area via Port Elliot Road and Stathalbyn-Goolwa Road. Many destinations are just a few minutes by car or on foot. During weekends and school holidays the famed SteamRanger Cockle Train runs along the south coast beaches between Goolwa and Victor Harbour, taking in panoramic ocean views.
Education.
There are two excellent schools close to home. Goolwa Primary School is a state run school, Investigator College is an independent, church affiliated school which caters for new entrants through to Year 12 students.
Recreation.
Seconds from the river and minutes from the sea, this spot is perfect for water lovers who can enjoy boating, windsurfing, jet skiing, fishing and even cruising on a paddle steamer further up the Murray. Goolwa and South Lakes golf courses are nearby. It’s just a short drive to the Coorong National Park. Or head inland to the Currency Creek wine region. Many restaurants, cafes and art galleries are within easy access, as are the hours of sight-seeing pleasure that will be found on the many walks and drives in the area.
