Second Valley

Second Valley is a picturesque coastal town on South Australia's Fleurieu Peninsula, about 90 kilometers south of Adelaide. The town derives its name from its location as the second valley north of Rapid Bay, which was initially explored by Colonel William Light. It is renowned for its stunning coastal scenery, including steep cliffs, old boat sheds, and fascinating geological formations. These natural features make Second Valley one of South Australia's most scenic and frequently photographed locations.

The protected bay is home to a variety of marine life, including leafy sea dragons, fur seals, and stingrays, attracting divers from around the region. The local jetty is a favorite spot for fishing enthusiasts, offering catches of fish and squid.