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Beachport Conservation Park
Beachport
A coastal park of dunes, salt lakes and surf beaches wrapping around the town of Beachport.
Beachport Foreshore
Beachport
The calm, sheltered bayside foreshore of Beachport, with safe swimming, a playground and the long jetty close by.
Beachport Jetty
Beachport
A 772-metre jetty reaching out over clear water at Beachport, a favourite for fishing, walking and watching the fishing fleet.
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.
Geltwood Beach
Millicent
Kingston SE Foreshore
Kingston SE
Kingston's long sandy foreshore and jetty, the calm bayside face of the town beneath Larry the Lobster.
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.
Long Beach
Robe
A 17km sweep of firm white sand at Robe where you can drive your car right onto the beach and swim in calm, protected water.
Nora Creina Bay
Robe
A near-circular bay of white sand and reef about 15 km south of Robe, backed by a tiny, tightly held settlement of beach shacks.
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
Robe
A beloved holiday town with a colonial port history, heritage main street, fresh crayfish and easy access to drive-on beaches.
Robe Foreshore Playground
Robe
Robe Obelisk
Robe
Robe's iconic red-and-white striped obelisk, built in 1855 as a navigation marker on the cliffs of Cape Dombey.
Robe Town Beach
Robe
The town's sheltered swimming beach below the Obelisk, with calm water tucked under the limestone cliffs.
The Granites
Kingston SE
A cluster of smooth granite boulders rising from the surf about 20 km north of Kingston SE - the only rock outcrop in roughly 180 kilometres of Coorong beach.
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.