The coastal town of Granite Island, the southernmost part of the flery peninsula (Fleurieu Peninsula) in southern australia Victor Harbor, covers an area of about 26 hectares and the entire island is protected by Granite Island conservation park.
The Granite Island is connected to the Victor Harbor through a 600-meter wooden trestle, but only pedestrians and Victor Harbor sign horse-drawn vehicles (Horse Drawn Tram) can pass. The ecology on the Granite Island is well preserved, the plant is overgrown, the strange stone stands, if the evening comes Granite Island, may choose to stay to participate in the evening tour, appreciates the night return nest small penguin. To see underwater activity, there is a floating platform for you to watch marine life safely; you can also take a cruise to see dolphins (all year round) or watch whales (mid-May-October).
