My Fleurieu: What the locals love about Fleurieu life

01. Bec Smith and India Giles – Pink Tulip Flowers, McLaren Vale Bec and India agree that what makes the Fleurieu so perfect for them is the inclusivity and acceptance they’ve experienced from the community. They feel like they’ve been embraced as relative newcomers to Main Road in McLaren Vale.

02. Morgan Lyall – Naturopath, Aldinga

Morgan loves the people on the Fleurieu Peninsula and their stories, the community and how the region produces such nutritious food – all of which she believes deserve to be celebrated.

03. Elle Brown – Gorgeous Soles, McLaren Vale

Seeing how the community and other businesses support each other is the highlight for Elle. She also likes the semi-rural locale, while still being close to the city. And as a fashion retailer, she appreciates how the people are relaxed but stylish.

04. Abbi Webber – Elliot & Me, Port Elliot Abbi loves the opportunities and positivity the Fleurieu and its businesses have to offer. She feels there’s endless opportunity – and that’s exciting.

05. Tam Hart – Valley of Yore, Myponga

For Tam, the comfort within the community comes from knowing everyone and connecting with people similar and different to yourself. She loves how relaxed the Fleurieu lifestyle really is: ‘Like being on holiday at home.’

06. John Lacey – Artist, Mount Compass

Serenity, light and inspirational were all words John used to describe his experience of living on the Fleurieu. John also mentioned his love for the fresh and pure feeling in the air.

07. Jack Webb – Barista, Willunga General Store

Jack is all about the community connections he makes slinging coffees on the main street of Willunga. He’s never lived anywhere else, and proudly states he has ‘no desire to move.’ An avid fan of cafe culture, when he’s not working in one, he’s catching up with friends for coffee or heading down to Port Willunga beach.

08. Amy Palmer-Millin – Owner, Kookery stores, Willunga and Old Noarlunga.

Since Amy moved over from Melbourne, her foodie dreams have come true in Willunga. She wanted to be of service to the community and feels that moving to Willunga is like living in a village, and she loves the community’s commitment to shopping local.

09. Alyssa Harris – Barista, de Rose Kitchen, Willunga

With a beaming smile, Alyssa says she loves that everyone who comes into de Rose is ‘just so chirpy and happy to chat.’ On her days off, she enjoys exploring all the hidden gems in the Fleurieu’s ‘nooks and crannies.’

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