Deep Creek from a drone

Deep Creek Nation­al Park is locat­ed on the Fleurieu Penin­su­la approx­i­mate­ly 108 kilo­me­tres south of Adelaide.

Known for its exten­sive walk­ing trails, spec­tac­u­lar coastal scenery and great camp­grounds, its land­scape gives vis­i­tors the per­fect bal­ance between land and sea.

Vis­it­ing Deep Creek from the ground is a breath­tak­ing expe­ri­ence, but an aer­i­al view gives a com­plete­ly dif­fer­ent perspective.

With 360-degree pho­tog­ra­phy and drone footage all the rage at the moment, a licensed drone oper­a­tor with a per­mit sent his drone to the skies to cap­ture these amaz­ing shots:

Blow­hole Beach

Tapanap­pa Campground 

Trig camp­ground

South­ern Coastal Cliffs

If these shots have got you think­ing about your next vis­it to Deep Creek – reserve your camp­site via the Nation­al Parks South Aus­tralia website.

While it might be tempt­ing to get out into a nation­al park with your drone – remem­ber it’s actu­al­ly an offence to fly one in South Aus­trali­a’s nation­al parks, reserves andmarine park restrict­ed access zones with­out a permit.

Per­mits are con­sid­ered for sci­en­tif­ic research and com­mer­cial film­ing. For more infor­ma­tion, vis­it the Nation­al Parks South Aus­tralia web­site.

This sto­ry was orig­i­nal­ly post­ed in July 2016.

Main image: Blow­hole Beach