Open Space
Unlike any other development in Australia, Beyond Today offers an enormous 64 hectares (over 70% of the site) of open space... Providing a range of natural benefits unique to this seaside location, these include:
- stunning views and outlooks from your home
- the comfort of having space between you and your neighbours
- a more open feel to your property and lifestyle
- linked parks and reserves providing beautiful walks
- great spaces for children to play
- seed banks for native plants and grasses
- a protected area for native birds and fauna
Throughout the open space, parks and wetland areas, over 100,000 native provident plants and trees have been planted, and at least another 15,000 will be planted in the next 3 years. Seldom will you find a development that holds such importance in the regeneration of native flora and fauna providing you with a natural ecosystem at your doorstep.
Beyond's developers will continue to maintain the site for an extra 3 years (at a minimum) beyond the required 1 year by councils, making sure that planted areas are given the best opportunity to flourish and mature.
Viewing platforms by the wetlands, playgrounds, barbecues, shelter and seating will all be constructed throughout the open space for your use and enjoyment.
Bike/Walkway
A stunning bike/walkway running the length of the development, weaves its way along one edge of the wetlands and around the mounds of the lower wetland, leading you to Watson's gap and the beach. A beautiful soft sanded, swimming and surfing beach is located within only a gorgeous short walk or ride from your home.
This bike/walkway links with the Victor Harbor to Goolwa bikeway just before reaching the beach and can be taken in either direction for a relaxing and sightseeing ride. Take a right and you find yourself in the heart of Victor within minutes. Continue on this trail and make your way around Encounter Bay to Rosetta Head (the Bluff), riding along the coast the whole way with fantastic views out to the islands. Take a left and you ride into Pt.Elliott for some whale watching, past Basham's beach into Middleton and along the surf beaches, through Tokouremoar native reserve, then finally along the river Murray into Goolwa.