Discover

Victor Harbor's Story

at the National Trust Museum

Step back in time and explore over 200 years of local history through interactive displays, heritage rooms, and South Australia’s first recorded shipwreck. Perfect for families, history lovers, and curious visitors of all ages.

Why Visit the National Trust Museum?

Engaging for All Ages

Interactive displays, hands-on activities, and museum challenges keep children entertained while adults discover fascinating stories from Victor Harbor’s past.

Historic Building

Explore our main exhibition hall and the Heritage House, built in 1866. Walk through period rooms decorated to transport you back to colonial South Australia.

Award-Winning Attraction

Featured in Lonely Planet Australia (2018) and winner of the Beyond Bank Outstanding Business Award (2019). A little gem you won’t want to miss.

Essential Information

Opening hours
Admission

Adults: $6
Concession: $5
Children: $4
Family Pass: $16
National Trust Members: Free

Check out events and holiday specials throughout the year.

Find Us

1 Flinders Parade, Victor Harbor SA 5211
Free Street parking available nearby

See Something Extraordinary

The South Australian Shipwreck
Explore the interactive exhibit of South Australia’s first recorded shipwreck. See recovered artefacts and learn the dramatic story of survival.
Step Into a Bygone Era
Walk through six beautifully preserved rooms in the original Harbour Master’s residence, complete with period furnishings and fascinating family stories.
Historic Encounters
Discover the famous meeting of explorers Matthew Flinders and Nicolas Baudin in Encounter Bay, a moment that shaped Australian history.

What Visitors Say

Ready to Explore?

Whether you’re visiting Victor Harbor for the day or you’re a local looking to discover something new, the National Trust Museum offers a fascinating journey through time.