Historic seaside fishing town
Robe
A historic coastal town known for its fishing fleet, beaches and heritage buildings.
Robe is a picturesque seaside town on the Limestone Coast, established in the 1840s as one of South Australia's earliest ports. Today it is a popular holiday destination known for its rock lobster fishing fleet, sandy beaches, and well-preserved colonial architecture. Landmarks include the Obelisk on Cape Dombey and the ruins of the old gaol. With cafés, galleries and long stretches of coastline, Robe is a favourite for summer holidays and seafood lovers.
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- View of Robe coastline and Obelisk 20230214 1.jpg by DXR , CC BY-SA 4.0 via Wikimedia Commons