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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.
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.
Beachport Conservation Park
Beachport
A coastal park of dunes, salt lakes and surf beaches wrapping around the town of Beachport.
Blanche Cave
Naracoorte
One of Naracoorte's grand show caves, with vast chambers, fossil deposits and a long history of public tours.
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.
Blue Lake Pumping Station
Mount Gambier
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 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 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 Jaffa
Kingston SE
A small fishing settlement and marina south of Kingston, the gateway to the wild Cape Jaffa coast.
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.
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.
Dingley Dell Conservation Park
Port MacDonnell
The restored cottage home of bush poet Adam Lindsay Gordon, set in a small coastal conservation park.
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.
Ewens Ponds Conservation Park
Mount Gambier
Three interconnected freshwater spring ponds of extraordinary clarity, linked by channels you can drift-snorkel through.
Geltwood Beach
Millicent
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.
Hells Hole
Mount Gambier
A deep, flooded sinkhole hidden in pine forest near Mount Gambier, a well-known cave diving site.