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Innes National Park
Innes National Park offers spectacular coastal landscapes, a diversity of wildlife habitats and a wide range of recreational opportunities.. [continued]
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Marion Bay
On the ‘foot' of Yorke Peninsula, Marion Bay is the gateway to Innes National Park. With surf and swimming beaches, and a variety of fishing.. [continued]
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Moonta
Moonta is a pretty coastal town that is steeped in history. Just 165 kilometres from Adelaide, it's popular with holidaymakers, especially families.. [continued]
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Pondalowie Bay
At Pondalowie Bay a protected sandy beach capped by dense vegetation will often really turn it on, with either perfect 'tuberoonies' (surf parlance.. [continued]
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Port Hughes
Port Hughes, only two hours away from Adelaide, is a picturesque coastal town with pristine beaches, clear blue green water, and fantastic jetty.. [continued]
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Stenhouse Bay
Stenhouse Bay is a stunning section of Innes national park where you can whale watch from the cliff tops during the winter months. Walk along.. [continued]
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Black Point
Black Point's long stretch of sand lining a glistening bay makes it a popular destination for holiday makers. Stay in a beachfront holiday home.. [continued]
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Situated on the western side of Yorke Peninsula with the Spencer Gulf lapping its shores, Port Rickaby lies in a clearing between long coastal sand dunes. A shallow bay guarded by north and south reefs creates a sheltered, sandy swimming beach ideal for family holidays.
Fishing opportunities from the jetty, boat or beach attracts fishers of all ages with boat ramp facilities allowing beach launching for small or medium sized boats. A local kiosk is well stocked offering takeaway meals, fuel, ice and general supplies available.
Port Rickaby was once a busy grain port visited by ketches and steamships. Large wheat stacks dominated the land now occupied by the caravan park.
The jetty was once three times its current length with up to nine ketches moored at the same time. The names of some of the ketches and steamships that frequented these waters are now used as local street names, for example: Falie, Waimana and Coringle.
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