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Beacon Hill Lookout
Robe
A coastal lookout above Robe crowned by an old navigation beacon, with sweeping views over Guichen Bay.
Blue Lake
Mount Gambier
A volcanic crater lake that turns a vivid cobalt blue each summer, ringed by a 3.6km walking and cycling track.
Bool Lagoon Game Reserve
Naracoorte
A vast Ramsar-listed wetland system south-west of Naracoorte, one of the most important waterbird breeding sites in southern Australia.
Bowman Scenic Drive
Beachport
A spectacular coastal drive south of Beachport, hugging limestone cliffs above the wild Southern Ocean.
Brownes Lake
Mount Gambier
Butcher Gap Conservation Park
Kingston SE
A 180-hectare mosaic of seasonal wetlands and coastal scrub 6 km south of Kingston SE, with an easy interpretive loop walk and outstanding birdwatching.
Canunda National Park
Millicent
A wild coastal park of towering dunes, surf beaches and rugged cliffs stretching between Southend and Carpenter Rocks.
Cape Buffon Walk (Southend)
Millicent
An easy 2.5 km loop at the northern end of Canunda National Park, tracing limestone cliffs, sea stacks and lookouts above Rivoli Bay at Southend.
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.
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.
Coonawarra Rail Trail
Penola
A flat, sealed path linking Penola with the Coonawarra cellar doors, ideal on foot or by bike between tastings.
Crater Lakes Walk
Mount Gambier
A loop trail around the rims of the Blue Lake and Valley Lake craters, taking in lookouts over the volcanic landscape.
Ewens Ponds Conservation Park
Mount Gambier
Three interconnected freshwater spring ponds of extraordinary clarity, linked by channels you can drift-snorkel through.
Germein Reserve
Port MacDonnell
A 55-hectare community-managed wetland reserve at Port MacDonnell, with five short walking trails, a boardwalk, frogs, wallabies and rich birdlife.
Kilsby Sinkhole
Mount Gambier
One of the world's premier freshwater dive sites, a crystal-clear limestone sinkhole on private farmland near Mount Gambier.
Lake McIntyre
Millicent
A restored wetland reserve on the edge of Millicent, with easy boardwalks and abundant birdlife.
Little Blue Lake
Mount Gambier
A deep, intensely blue water-filled sinkhole south of Mount Gambier, a popular spot for a bracing freshwater swim.
Little Dip Conservation Park
Robe
A coastal wilderness of shifting sand dunes, surf beaches and freshwater lakes just south of Robe, laced with 4WD tracks and walking trails.
Little Dip Conservation Park
Robe
A string of colourful freshwater lakes hidden among the towering dunes of Little Dip, south of Robe.
Mount Gambier Railway Lands
Mount Gambier
Mount Gambier's old rail yards reborn as gardens, wetlands and play spaces in the heart of the city, linked to a flat rail trail running east-west.
Mount Muirhead Lookout
Millicent
A viewing platform on the Mount Burr Range near Millicent, looking across black-soil flats to Canunda's dunes, pine forests and lines of wind turbines.
Mount Schank
Mount Gambier
One of Australia's youngest volcanoes, a textbook scoria cone south of Mount Gambier with a steep walking trail to the crater rim.
Mount Scott Conservation Park
Kingston SE
A quiet inland park 22 km east of Kingston SE, where brown stringybark woodland shelters malleefowl, wallabies and nearly 150 recorded bird species.
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.