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Cape Jaffa Wines
Kingston SE
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.
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.
Di Giorgio Family Wines
Coonawarra
A welcoming Italian-Australian family cellar door at the southern end of Coonawarra, with vineyards across the Limestone Coast.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Hells Hole
Mount Gambier
A deep, flooded sinkhole hidden in pine forest near Mount Gambier, a well-known cave diving site.
Hollick Estates
Coonawarra
A Coonawarra estate pairing terra rossa reds with a hilltop restaurant looking out over the vines.
Jack Estate
Coonawarra
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.
Katnook Estate
Coonawarra
A premium Coonawarra producer with a cellar door set in the historic 1860s Katnook woolshed, where the region's wine story began.
Kilsby Sinkhole
Mount Gambier
One of the world's premier freshwater dive sites, a crystal-clear limestone sinkhole on private farmland near Mount Gambier.
Kingston SE Foreshore
Kingston SE
Kingston's long sandy foreshore and jetty, the calm bayside face of the town beneath Larry the Lobster.