Set off on a solo voyage through the coastal heritage of Victor Harbor with a tailored audio guide as your companion. This tour is perfect for travelers with a curiosity for both natural wonders and the tales of human history. Starting at the Causeway, with the soothing sound of the sea in the background, embark on a walk that will lead you through time, from the late 19th century to the present day. The route begins at the striking Causeway, where the magnificent horse-drawn tram carries visitors over to Granite Island. From there, guide yourself past the South Australian Whale Centre and the stately town hall, all the way to the Soldiers' Memorial Garden at your journey's end. A highlight not to be missed is the old Screw Pile Jetty on Granite Island, an engineering marvel of its time. Along the path, see the Old Customs and Railway Station, Rosetta Head with its sweeping views, the gothic beauty of Adare House, and the entrance of Urimbirra Wildlife Park. As you wander, your senses will be treated to more than just sights; the stories of Victor Harbor will captivate your imagination, painting pictures of the past where whales once roamed and locals forever changed the landscape. This walking tour isn't just a history lesson; it's a step back in time, where every building whispers stories and every viewpoint offers a new perspective. End your tour with a sense of peace at the Soldiers' Memorial Garden, and carry the spirit of Victor Harbor with you long after you've returned home.