Corker Train (The Cockle Train) is a landscape railway from Victor Harbor in (Fleurieu Peninsula), South Australia's Floriere Peninsula, to and from (Goolwa)., Gulva.
The Corker train, which dates back to 1887, runs along Australia's oldest railway, most of the time along the beautiful coastline, using ancient steam locomotives. After departing from Gurwa and passing through (Wharf Precinct), the historic dock area along the Murray River (Murray), the train crossed the plain to Middleton (Middleton), and then to the port of Elliot (Port Elliot), which would then climb the coastal cliffs. After experiencing the most beautiful coastal scenery on the Floriere Peninsula, enter Victor Harbor's railway station in the heart of the town.
Kirker's 15-kilometer, one-way trip takes about 30 minutes, with four stations, Gulva, Middleton, Port Elliot and Victor Harbor, where passengers can buy tickets directly at any station.
Uptime:
Kirker trains usually run on Wednesday and Sunday, and during holidays or school holidays, please refer to the official website. The first train from Gurwa is 10: 00 a.m., the last is 14: 45 p.m., and the first from Victor Harbor is 11: 00 a.m., and the last is 15: 45 p.m.
Fare:
- Adult round trip: HK $20 one way, A $30 round trip
- Children's journey: HK $16 one way, A $10.5 round trip
