Limestone Coast

The brilliant blend of the Limestone Coast stretches from the Glenelg River on the Victorian Border to Port MacDonnell, Robe, Tailem Bend and across to Bordertown. Our size gives you the opportunity to experience more than one holiday at a time. Stay a weekend in one spot or stay a while and experience all that the area has to offer. The Limestone Coast is a culinary delight, and the relaxed, friendly lifestyle ensures plenty of time to savour the region's sensational food and wine. Few places boast such home-grown variety and world-class quality, ensuring award-winning menus at local bistros, cafes, coffee shops and restaurants.

Within the region are the famed vineyards of Padthaway, Coonawarra and Mount Benson. Local wines for all occasions are suggested as an accompaniment to meals, or else visitors can take the opportunity to discover them for themselves on a cellar door tasting tour of Australia's premium wine-producing region. Leave plenty of time to visit Coonawarra, Mount Benson, Robe, Wrattonbully, Padthaway and Mount Gambier.

Nowhere is the delicately-crafted natural balance of the Limestone Coast's environment more evident than Coorong National Park, the place where the coast and the Murray River meet. You'll see lagoons and lakes set among the scrubland, areas filled with native birds and wildlife. The Coorong's stretches of sandy coast also provide you with the perfect setting for four-wheel driving, fishing, camping, and picnics.

Snorkel across the top of 'The Chasm' at Piccaninnie Ponds and peer into the dark depths below. With visibility that can exceed 40 metres, this is one of the prettiest and most spectacular underwater sites in South Australia.

For a great cave adventure, you really can't beat the World Heritage-listed Naracoorte Caves National Park. Giant prehistoric marsupial remains were discovered in what's now known as the Victoria Fossil Cave in 1969, and the Wonambi Fossil Centre brings these giant marsupials back to life as fantastic robotic re-creations. You can view bats from the Bat Observation Centre, try your hand at adventure caving or take a guided tour of the many beautiful caves dotted throughout the park.

The region has a busy calendar of performing arts, with local performers as well as touring national and international performers and musicians. The Limestone Coast is a scene of alluring beauty, changing colour, thriving contrasts, wild coastlines, unique wetlands, underground wonders and welcoming locals. Explore the Limestone Coast's Brilliant Blend a rich landscape characterised by dramatic contrasts, breathtaking scenery and unique experiences.

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