We suggest ‘Top 10 Things To Do in Moana’ which is a fantastic area to explore.....

2. Top 10 Things To Do In
Moana

4. Top 10 Things To Do In Moana
Moana is a coastal town 35 kilometres south of Adelaide,
and due to city spread is now considered a southern
suburb of South Australia’s largest city.
We suggest ‘Top 10 Things To Do in Moana’ which is a
fantastic area to explore, especially if you like the great
outdoors:

5. Coast to Vines Rail Trail
A bike trail that follows sealed surfaces and gentle
gradients, this trail leads from Adelaide to Willunga with
much of it following the old rail corridor.
You can join the trail from Moana and cycle your way to
the McLaren Vale wineries.

6. Kayaking
Hire a kayak and check out the Onkaparinga River estuary
and wetlands. The River Road entrance of the
Onkaparinga River Recreation Park has a barbeque area
and public toilets, so you can relax with lunch after a
kayaking session.

7. Surf lessons
Moana is about 40 minutes from Adelaide. They also have
a great beach where you can learn how to surf with small
waves.
Surf & Sun provides all equipment and expert instructors
so you can learn to surf without having to buy all the gear
first.

8. McLaren Vale Wine & Food District
Moana is a good base for visiting the McLaren Vale
vineyards where you can enjoy cellar door visits and
gourmet food.
There are over 70 vineyards producing and selling top
Australian wines so you’re spoiled for choice.

9. Moana Park
This beachside park is great for a family get-together with
a grassed area to kick around a ball or two, playground
(suitable for older kids) and a cycle path.
There are covered picnic tables, barbeques and public
toilets.

10. Marion Coastal Walking Trail
Located in the Marion Coastal Park a short distance from
Moana, this clifftop trail is 7.2 kilometres oneway from
Marino to Hallett Cove.
Sights includes small coves, rocky cliffs and community art
placed along the trail.
For trail details, visit www.marion.sa.gov.au today!

11. Fishing
Moana is one of just a few beaches where you can legally
drive onto the sand, so it’s a popular spot to park up and
try your luck fishing.
Take a sandwich, a seat and cast your rods for tonight’s
dinner or better yet, enjoy beach activities while fishing.

12. Moana Sands Conservation Park
The park’s coastal sand dunes are significant to Aboriginal
culture for the Kaurna people.
Archaeological artefacts (shell middens, burial sites) have
been uncovered here, but today it is better known as a
birdwatching area where you can glimpse wattlebirds,
swamp harriers and rare hooded plovers.

13. Jubilee Adventure Playground
Just north of Moana in Port Noarlunga, is this adventure
playground equipped with monkey bars, slides, swings
and bridges.
Park facilities include barbeques and picnic tables, and
accessible public toilets are nearby.

14. Moana Surf Lifesaving Club
An important cornerstone for Moana’s community, stop
by to watch a surf lifesaving event or buy an icecream or
fish and chips and sit on the beach soaking up the view.

15. For more details
Visit us @
http://www.surfandsun.com.au/
Or Call us Today!
1800 786 386