Limestone Coast Destinations
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Allendale East
Allendale East, South Australia (Destination)
Named after William Allen Crouch, an early landholder in the district, Allendale East is situated 22 kilometres south of Mount Gambier. The town is famous for the cave in the middle of the main road through the town where the road divides. Allendale East Area School is situated in the town as well as the Kirinari Kindergarten which, both combined, ... READ MORE »
Beachport
Beachport, South Australia (Destination)
The beautiful seaside town of Beachport boasts one of the longest jetties in South Australia and rarely does a day go by without anglers of all ages trying their luck at landing a prize catch. A relaxed atmosphere prevails at this historic whaling port located on Rivoli Bay, with whales sighted through the cooler months a welcome addition to this ... READ MORE »
Carpenter Rocks
Carpenter Rocks, South Australia (Destination)
Carpenter Rocks is situated on the coastline 37 kilometres west of Mount Gambier. It has a beautiful bay, which provides a safe haven for the many fishing boats moored there. Cape Banks Lighthouse is situated approximately four kilometres from the town and is the area where the Admella was wrecked in 1859 resulting in the loss of 84 lives. Also nea ... READ MORE »
Coonawarra
Coonawarra, South Australia (Destination)
With the Coonawarra name comes the expectation of quality, estate grown red wines, famous around the world. Sometimes called ‘Australia’s other red centre', the Coonawarra district has spent more than 100 years developing a reputation for outstanding red wines from its famous terra rossa soils. Its secret lies in these soils, pure underground wate ... READ MORE »
Donovans
Donovans, South Australia (Destination)
Donavans is a small township situated on the banks of the South Australian section of the Glenelg River named after Thomas John Donovan. Donovans is popular for fishing, skiing and river cruising. Numerous shacks and sheds line this section of the river. It is located 30 kilometres south-east of Mount Gambier. ... READ MORE »
Kingston South East
Kingston Se, South Australia (Destination)
Referred to as the 'Gateway to the South East', Kingston is a coastal town nestled on the picturesque waters of Lacapede Bay and located at the southern end of the Coorong. Lacapede Bay with its relative calmness, offers families the safety of its waters and long stretches of sandy shores, an invitation to beach goers to enjoy a wide range of wate ... READ MORE »
Kongorong
Kongorong, South Australia (Destination)
Small Township situated in fertile rural area 25 kilometres south west of Mount Gambier. Kongorong was derived from the local native Boandik Language. Numerous sinkholes and caves are located in the area. It also has a primary school. ... READ MORE »
Limestone Coast
Robe, South Australia (Destination)
Have a brilliant Limestone Coast break and save on fuel. Stay three nights at a caravan park, bed and breakfast, or motel in the Limestone Coast and save 60 cents per litre on fuel. To get your fuel voucher, call 1800 087 087. * conditions apply Famed for its red wines, red soils and red rock lobster, the Limestone Coast is located in the middle ... READ MORE »
Meningie
Meningie, South Australia (Destination)
Set on the shores of Lake Albert, Meningie offers a foreshore with spectacular sunsets over the lake. Look out for the Riverboat Trail sign that tells the story of the shipping industry. Visit the Cheese Factory that tells the story of the people of Meningie. There's also a pleasant playground and barbeque area and a range of accommodation includ ... READ MORE »
Millicent
Millicent, South Australia (Destination)
Millicent is a busy service centre for the prosperous Limestone Coast area. A great place to start is to drop into the Millicent Visitor Information Centre that houses an excellent gallery of local timber art, local crafts and the well regarded Living History Museum. This museum houses many local historical pieces and an excellent carriage collecti ... READ MORE »
Naracoorte
Naracoorte, South Australia (Destination)
Many caves and sinkholes surround Naracoorte, including the incredible World Heritage listed Naracoorte Caves fossil site. The caves were inscribed into the World Heritage list in December 1994 for the incredible fossil deposits found within the caves. Only nine sites in the world are inscribed to the world heritage list for fossil deposits. Guest ... READ MORE »
Nene Valley
Nene Valley, South Australia (Destination)
This is a quiet seaside town which boasts good fishing and spectacular swimming beaches provide for beachcombing and walking. An early survey of the area completed in about 1885 shows a creek nearby as Nyn Valley Creek. This name appeared on the Land Office plan of the Hundred of Kongorong. Shacks were built along the coast known as Maggoty Poi ... READ MORE »
Penola
Penola, South Australia (Destination)
Penola claims to be the oldest town on the Limestone Coast and has earned a strong reputation as a centre for culture and arts with its association with Australian poets Adam Lindsay Gordon, John Shaw Neilson and Will Ogilvie. Penola has significant religious significance as the place blessed Mary MacKillop, ‘a saint for all Australians’, co-found ... READ MORE »
Port Macdonnell
Port Macdonnell, South Australia (Destination)
With spectacular coastal features and lookouts along the coastline, visit Port MacDonnell to soak up the Limestone Coast experience. Seaside drives allow you to view the rugged coastline and penguin rookery. Sheltered from the southern ocean, the harbour provides excellent fishing options for children and adults from jetties or small boats. A boat ... READ MORE »
Robe
Robe, South Australia (Destination)
Experience its relaxing charm and fine hospitality, laze on famous Long Beach, sample its outstanding seafood and local wines, or just walk down the village main street searching for that fine coffee experience. In fact Robe has its own coffee roasting house and you can sample Mahalia Coffee at the factory door, or in most of the café and restauran ... READ MORE »
Tarpeena
Tarpeena, South Australia (Destination)
Tarpeena means Redgum Trees, from the Aboriginal words Tart Pena, and the original part of the town was established in the mid 1860s. In the early years the township played an important role in that it was a change station for the coaches and mail. It is now mainly a timber milling town with one of the largest softwood milling operations in Austra ... READ MORE »
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