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Port MacDonnell & District Maritime Museum
Port MacDonnell
A small museum telling the stories of more than 30 ships wrecked on this coast - including relics from the Admella, Australia's worst civil shipwreck.
Port MacDonnell Foreshore
Port MacDonnell
The waterfront of South Australia's southernmost town and busiest rock-lobster port, with a sheltered swimming pool and jetty.
Robe Foreshore Playground
Robe
Robe Marina
Robe
Robe Town Beach
Robe
The town's sheltered swimming beach below the Obelisk, with calm water tucked under the limestone cliffs.
Stick-Tomato Cave (Wet Cave)
Naracoorte
Naracoorte's self-guided cave: two big chambers with automated lighting, tree ferns at the entrance and no tour timetable to keep.
Tantanoola Caves Conservation Park
Millicent
A single, richly decorated show cave set in an ancient sea cliff near Millicent - and one of the few wheelchair-accessible caves in Australia.
Umpherston Sinkhole
Mount Gambier
A collapsed limestone cave transformed into a terraced sunken garden of hydrangeas, ivy and hanging vines, floodlit at night when possums emerge.
Valley Lake
Mount Gambier
A crater lake in the Crater Lakes reserve with a wildlife park, boardwalks and easy walking beside the water.
Wonambi Fossil Centre
Naracoorte
A life-sized reconstruction of Naracoorte's ice-age megafauna, bringing the World Heritage fossil record to life.
Wyomi Beach
Kingston SE
A long, calm swimming beach on Lacepede Bay at the edge of Kingston SE, with white sand, gentle waves and easy access for families.