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Ewens Ponds Conservation Park
Port Macdonnell Imagine snorkelling in an underwater garden teeming with aquatic life and leafy green plants. |
Tantanoola Caves Conservation Park
Tantanoola Filled with a spectacular array of formations Tantanoola Caves, just 30 kilometres from Mount Gambier, is one of Australia’s most beautiful caves. All imaginable limestone creations are on view in one easily accessible cavern. |
Centenary Park - Beachport
Beachport Located in the centre of town, Centenary Park comprises of six acres of parkland surrounding a large lagoon with a bridge, barbeque areas with fixed seating, playground with slide, swings and climbing frame for the children and plenty of lawn... |
Willichum Lookout Walking Trail
Millicent Willichum is the Boandik Aboriginal word for the 'southern end' of Rivoli Bay. Splendid panoramic views of the bay, the Park and rocky cliffs reward walkers who reach the viewing platform. |
Engelbrecht CaveMount GambierOne of the Limestone Coast's fascinating cave sites. |
Geltwood Anchor MemorialSouthendOn the fifth of July 1876, the Geltwood, a three masted hull barque, on its maiden voyage from England was tragically wrecked a mile off shore, 16 kilometres from Rivoli Bay. There were no survivors. |
Beachport Conservation ParkBeachportThis 710 hectare park protects sand dunes and coastal vegetation between Lake George and the Southern Ocean. It was first set aside to conserve habitat for birds. The coastal scenery is outstanding. |
Penola Forest Arboretum TrailNangwarryThe Penola Forest Arboretum Trail walk passes 1,000 metres through small groves of mature forest trees. Information signs are posted at various points along the trail that describe the development of forestry in the South East. |
Piccaninnie Ponds Conservation ParkMount GambierThe freshwater sinkhole of Piccaninne Ponds is regarded as one of the best snorkeling and cave diving sites in Australia. With visibility that can exceed 40 metres it offers an amazing underwater world like no other - where tiny fish dart... |
Penola Cycling TrailsPenolaA number of cycling trails are available for you to enjoy showcasing the history, heritage, food and wine, and nature of the Penola and Coonawarra region. |
Valley Lake Wildlife Park And BoardwalkMount GambierThe Valley Lake is popular all year round with its excellent playground and recreational area. |
Woakwine CuttingBeachportThe Woakwine Cutting is an outstanding example of engineering. |
Greenrise Recreational ReservePenolaVisitors can enjoy 16 hectares of beautiful scenery at Greenrise Recreational Reserve to have a picnic, watch the birdlife or take a leisurely walk around the reserve. |
Naracoorte Caves National ParkNaracoorteNot only will the beauty of Naracoorte Caves leave you speechless, but their rich fossil history is enough to earn them a well-deserved spot on the World Heritage List – South Australia’s only listed attraction. For more than 500,000 years giant... |
Penola Conservation ParkPenolaPenola Conservation Park protects a remnant of the River Red Gum (Eucalyptus camaldulensis) lined swamps that were widespread in the southeast of South Australia. Located 10 kilometres west of Penola, this park contains a wide variety of plant associations and bird... |
Millicent Swimming LakeMillicentThe unique man-made Millicent swimming lake is set among spacious lawns and trees and is a very popular place during the warm summer months. All facilities are well maintained and the created beach and waders pool is a feature. |
Mount Gambier Crater Lakes Mountain Bike TrailMount GambierEnjoy cycling through spectacular scenery set among Mount Gambier's extinct volcanic crater lakes, on the Crater Lakes Mountain Bike Trail. Starting near the water tower on Keegan Drive, the first leg of the trail is quite adventurous, riding on a narrow... |
Blue LakeMount GambierThe Blue Lake in Mount Gambier occupies one of the craters of the extinct volcano after which the city has been named. Early each November, the lake's sombre blue, which is in evidence during the winter months, mysteriously changes to an... |
Lanky's WalkBeachportLocated in Railway Terrace towards the entrance to the Beachport Conservation Park. Follow a well-defined path through natural bush land with native plants named for easy identification. |
The Coonawarra ParkPenolaThe Coonawarra Centenary Sculpture in the town's park commemorates the beginnings of the fruit colony. |
Wendy's WalkBeachportWendy's Walk meanders through bushland, sand dunes and eventually onto the beaches of the majestic Southern Ocean. The walk is within easy walking distance from Beachport town centre. |
Jack And Hilda McArthur WalkBeachportThe Jack and Hilda McArthur Walk is situated in the Beachport Conservation Park approximately five kilometres north of Beachport between Lake George and the coast. |
Cave GardensMount GambierSituated in the centre of the city this sinkhole was the original source of water for the early settlers. Famous for its roses the Cave Gardens is a great place for a picnic. |
Mount Muirhead LookoutMillicentThe Mount Muirhead Lookout is a great place to view the surrounding Millicent flats, the Mount Burr Range and Forestry South Australia pine plantations. |
Hacks Lagoon Conservation ParkNaracoorteLocated midway between Adelaide and Melbourne, just 21 kilometres from Naracoorte, Bool Lagoon Game Reserve is one of the largest and most diverse freshwater systems in Southern Australia. Teeming with birds, insects and small reptiles, this 3,010 hectare wetland is an... |
Woakwine Range Wind Farm Tourist DriveTantanoolaThis magnificent drive takes you past the Woakwine Range Wind Farm. The dozens of giant turbines, which dominate the Woakwine Range skyline, comprise the largest wind farm development in the Southern Hemisphere. |
Mount Gambier Crater Lakes LookoutsMount GambierMount Gambier crater lakes area is serviced by a maze of roads and walking tracks, all of which lead to lookouts, providing excellent viewing and photographic opportunities. Around the circumference of the Blue Lake are several lookouts. |
Hatherleigh Golf CourseHatherleighThe Hatherleigh Golf Course is a nine-hole par 27 course. Situated in natural bushland the course is well sheltered making it a relaxing destination, whilst providing challenging golf for all standards and ages. |
Mount Gambier Crater Lakes Walking TrailsMount GambierThe Mount Gambier Crater Lakes walking trails are an extensive range of signposted trails, located within the extinct volcanic crater lakes of Mount Gambier. All trails offer interesting walks of discovery to suit all ages and levels of fitness. |
Laughton Park Gardens and TearoomsMount GambierLaughton Park Gardens and Tearooms is a unique tranquil oasis consisting of a waterfall descending through four ponds into a lake with a dolphin fountain and an island. |
Beachport JettyBeachportOne of the longest jetties in South Australia, Beachport Jetty reaches out into the waters of Rivoli Bay. Anglers keen to snare Salmon, Mullet, Mulloway and Whiting. |
Umpherston SinkholeMount GambierUmpherston Sinkhole, also known, as The Sunken Garden was once a cave formed through dissolution of the limestone. The sinkhole was created when the top of the chamber collapsed downwards. |
Naracoorte Nature Park and Swimming LakeNaracoorteNaracoorte Nature Park, an important area of remnant native vegetation, was opened by renowned naturalist Harry Butler in 1986. The Nature Park contains many locally threatened flora species, and is home to a large number of native bird and animal species.... |
Cape Buffon Walking TrailSouthendThis loop walk highlights how the forces of wind and waves have shaped the limestone cliffs, sea stacks, reef platforms and vegetation along the coast. A variety of plant life can be seen, many displaying colourful flowers in season. |
Bool Lagoon Game ReserveNaracoorteLocated between Adelaide and Melbourne, and just 21 kilometres south of Naracoorte, is the amazing Bool Lagoon Game Reserve, one of the largest and most diverse freshwater systems in Southern Australia. |
Durants LookoutBeachportDurants Lookout provides spectacular views of the township of Beachport, Rivoli Bay, Beachport Conservation Park and the Southern Ocean. Beachport is an isthmus with the sea on two sides and Lake George beside it. |
Jubilee ParkMillicentJubilee Park is a great place for all people of all ages as it offers a picturesque space to relax, unwind and take time out. |
Southern Ocean Shipwreck TrailPort MacdonnellThe Southern Ocean Shipwreck Trail encompasses the region between the Victorian border and the Murray Mouth, where 101 vessels have been wrecked with 218 lives lost. |
Blue Lake Rotary LookoutMount GambierThe Blue Lake Rotary Lookout provides excellent views of the Blue Lake and Blue Lake Pumping Station, the entire crater area and the rich agricultural land to the south including Mount Schank and the southern coastline of the district. |
Poltalloch StationMeningieNestled on the shore of Australia's largest freshwater lake, Poltalloch Station is one of Australia's most historic pastoral properties. |
Aquifer ToursMount GambierThe Blue Lake at Mount Gambier is a unique attraction. |
Bowman Scenic DriveBeachportBowman scenic drive follows the spectacular rugged coast of the Southern Ocean. |
Lake McIntyreMillicentLake McIntyre is a sanctuary for the prolific birdlife, has native trees, lovely shaded setting, observation hides, Interpretive Centre, boardwalk and bridge, viewing platforms, walking trail, free access and picnic areas. You don't have to be an experienced bushwalker to enjoy... |
Mount Gambier Crater LakesMount GambierThe Mount Gambier Crater Lakes area is made up of three main craters containing several lakes including Brownes Lake, Valley Lake, Leg of Mutton Lake and the world famous Blue Lake. The local phenomenon is the Blue Lake. |
Pool of SiloamBeachportA salt lake, reputedly seven times more salty than the sea and it is alleged to possess therapeutic assets. |
Limestone Coast HorseridingStruanLimestone Coast Horseriding operates at 'Kerami', a farming property located midway between Coonawarra and Naracoorte, close to the World Heritage Naracoorte Caves, in the heart of the Wrattonbully wine district. |
Coorong National ParkMeningieIts long, shallow, salty lagoons – stretching more than 100 kilometres - are a haven for birdlife while a narrow strip of sandhills protects the sheltered waters from the pounding surf of the Southern Ocean. Welcome to Coorong National Park: a... |
Beacon Hill LookoutRobeOriginally an old navigational point, Beacon Hill Lookout Tower overlooks Robe. The tower offers stunning views across the town to the ocean and bay and was built as part of Robe 150 Jubilee year celebrations. The tower was built by local contractor... |




