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South Australia's southernmost town and a rock-lobster fishing port, gateway to the coastal heath, springs and the slopes of Mount Schank.
6 places
The Limestone Coast's largest city, built on the rim of an extinct volcano and famous for the cobalt-blue crater lake that gives it its name.
23 places
A narrow strip of red terra rossa soil over limestone that produces some of Australia's most celebrated and age-worthy Cabernet Sauvignon.
21 places
A historic township at the gateway to Coonawarra, the birthplace of Australia's saint Mary MacKillop and her first school.
8 places
A beloved seaside holiday town with a colonial port history, drive-on beaches, fresh crayfish and a much-photographed clifftop obelisk.
13 places
Home to the World Heritage-listed Naracoorte Caves, a fossil treasure trove, and the bird-rich wetlands of Bool Lagoon.
14 places
A laid-back fishing and crayfishing village with one of Australia's longest jetties and the buoyant, salt-rich Pool of Siloam.
9 places
A friendly service town between Mount Gambier and the coast, close to Tantanoola Caves, Canunda National Park and the Glenelg River.
10 places
The northern gateway to the Limestone Coast, famous for the Big Lobster, calm swimming beaches and the wetlands of the Coorong's edge.
