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Alexandra Cave
Naracoorte
The most beautifully decorated of Naracoorte's show caves: a 30-minute guided tour through three chambers of stalactites, columns and mirror-still pools.
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 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.
Beachport Visitor Information Centre
Beachport
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.
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.
Donovans Landing
Port MacDonnell
A tiny settlement on the South Australian bank of the Glenelg River near the Victorian border, loved for fishing, canoeing and lazy riverside picnics.
Engelbrecht Cave
Mount Gambier
A guided show cave winding beneath the streets of Mount Gambier, popular with cave divers exploring its flooded passages.
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.
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.
Kingston SE Foreshore
Kingston SE
Kingston's long sandy foreshore and jetty, the calm bayside face of the town beneath Larry the Lobster.
Lady Nelson Visitor & Discovery Centre
Mount Gambier
Lake Bonney SE
Millicent
Lake McIntyre
Millicent
A restored wetland reserve on the edge of Millicent, with easy boardwalks and abundant birdlife.
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.
Little Blue Lake
Mount Gambier
A deep, intensely blue water-filled sinkhole south of Mount Gambier, a popular spot for a bracing freshwater swim.
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.
Minijumbuk
Naracoorte
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.
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.
Naracoorte Swimming Lake
Naracoorte
A spring-fed swimming lake and reserve in Naracoorte, a long-loved free family spot in summer.
Pool of Siloam
Beachport
A landlocked salt lake near Beachport, up to seven times saltier than the sea, where you float effortlessly on the surface.