Victor Harbor, SA

Where the Southern Ocean meets the Fleurieu Peninsula — the horse-drawn tram to Granite Island and southern right whales in winter.

Live AI Coastal Briefing

G'day, mates, welcome to your Wednesday, 27 May, coastal weather report. It's a beautiful day to be out and about, with the sun shining and the sea breeze blowing gently. We're coming to you live from the stunning coastline where the Southern Ocean meets the shore, a truly unique and breathtaking spot.



The ocean conditions are looking great, with a wave height of 1.44 metres, which is waist to chest high, making for some solid surf. The water temperature is a comfortable 17.0 degrees Celsius, so you can expect a pleasant time in the water, whether you're swimming or surfing. With a high tide of 2.8 metres at 1:33 pm and a low tide of -1.6 metres at 8:35 pm, there's plenty of opportunities to get out and enjoy the beach.



If you're planning on getting active today, the conditions are perfect for a range of sports and activities. Surfers will love the consistent waves, while runners and cyclists will enjoy the cool 12 degrees Celsius temperature and gentle 2 km/h breeze from the SSW. Anglers can look forward to a great day on the water, and paddleboarders will appreciate the calm conditions. With plenty of sunshine and no chance of rain, it's a great day to get out and make the most of our beautiful coastline.



As we head into the afternoon, you can expect more of the same great conditions, with plenty of sunshine and a gentle breeze. With a low UV alert and no chance of rain, it's a perfect day to soak up the sun and enjoy the beach. So, grab your sunscreen, your board, or your fishing rod, and get out there to make the most of this beautiful day – we'll catch you back here tomorrow with another update on the coastal weather.