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Admella Discovery Trail
Mount Gambier
A coastal heritage trail commemorating the 1859 wreck of the SS Admella, one of Australia's worst maritime disasters.
Aquifer Tour
Mount Gambier
A glass-panelled lift descends the historic Blue Lake pump station to a viewing platform at the water's edge.
Beachport Jetty
Beachport
A 772-metre jetty reaching out over clear water at Beachport, a favourite for fishing, walking and watching the fishing fleet.
Beachport Visitor Information Centre
Beachport
Beacon Hill Lookout
Robe
A coastal lookout above Robe crowned by an old navigation beacon, with sweeping views over Guichen Bay.
Blanche Cave
Naracoorte
One of Naracoorte's grand show caves, with vast chambers, fossil deposits and a long history of public tours.
Blue Lake Pumping Station
Mount Gambier
Cape Banks Lighthouse
Mount Gambier
A skeletal steel lighthouse on a remote, wreck-strewn stretch of coast near Carpenter Rocks, watching over reefs that claimed many ships.
Cape Jaffa Lighthouse
Kingston SE
A heritage lighthouse, once built on a treacherous offshore reef, now reassembled in Kingston SE as a museum you can climb.
Cape Martin Lighthouse
Beachport
Beachport's mainland lighthouse, first lit in 1960 with the apparatus from the 1878 Penguin Island light that still stands abandoned just offshore.
Cape Northumberland
Port MacDonnell
South Australia's southernmost point, a windswept cape near Port MacDonnell with a lighthouse, blowholes and a little penguin colony.
Cave Garden (Thugi)
Mount Gambier
A dramatic limestone sinkhole and waterfall in the heart of Mount Gambier, of deep cultural significance to the Boandik people.
Centenary Tower
Mount Gambier
The stone tower crowning Mount Gambier's highest point, with a climb rewarded by 360-degree views over the crater lakes and far out to the coast.
Dingley Dell Conservation Park
Port MacDonnell
The restored cottage home of bush poet Adam Lindsay Gordon, set in a small coastal conservation park.
Father Woods Park
Coonawarra
A wayside park north of Penola where seven chainsaw-carved sculptures tell the life of Father Julian Tenison Woods, co-founder with Mary MacKillop of the Josephites.
Glencoe Woolshed
Millicent
A grand 1863 stone woolshed with 36 blade-shearing stands, built by the Leake brothers and preserved by the National Trust - never converted to machines.
John Riddoch Interpretive Centre
Penola
Penola's visitor and interpretive centre, telling the linked stories of the town, the Riddoch family and Coonawarra wine.
Kangaroo Inn Ruins
Beachport
The stabilised limestone ruins of an 1861-licensed wayside inn on the old Robe to Mount Gambier road, now on the State Heritage Register.
Lady Nelson Visitor & Discovery Centre
Mount Gambier
Larry the Lobster (The Big Lobster)
Kingston SE
Kingston SE's 17-metre fibreglass rock lobster, one of Australia's best-loved "big things" and a tribute to the local crayfishing industry.
Mary MacKillop Penola Centre
Penola
The museum and heritage precinct telling the story of St Mary MacKillop, who founded her first school for all children in Penola in 1866.
Millicent National Trust Museum
Millicent
A sprawling regional museum in Millicent, home to the Geltwood shipwreck relics and a vast pioneer collection.
Minijumbuk
Naracoorte
Naracoorte Caves National Park
Naracoorte
South Australia's only World Heritage site, a network of fossil-rich limestone caves preserving 500,000 years of Australian megafauna.