Yorke Peninsula Locations

Port Vincent, known as the water sport centre of the Yorke Peninsula, is the ideal location for fishing, boating and sailing. The attractive and peaceful bay provides swimming for families, while spectacular walking trails take you along the cliff top north of the town with stunning views... read more

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 and soak up the views. Relax while fishing, swimming, sailing, boating or crabbing. Black Point is centrally located on eastern Yorke Peninsula... read more

Cape Spencer marks the very tip of the Yorke Peninsula. From the edge of the cliff, the ocean stretches out towards Althorpe island. The serenity and isolation is disturbed only by the crashing waves against the rocks below. The most popular landmark at Cape Spencer is the Cape Spencer... read more

Edithburgh is a delightful holiday destination just 233 kilometres from Adelaide with a population of around 450. Once the third busiest port in South Australia, today it is a popular tourist and fishing village, making it the perfect place for a family holiday. There are nearly 200 hundred... read more

Clear water laps the pristine sands of Hardwicke Bay making it the perfect holiday destination for almost anybody. The tranquility during dusk sets a romantic atmosphere for couples and the calm beaches make it safe for a fun family holiday. The sheltered waters are great for swimming... read more

Innes National Park offers spectacular coastal landscapes, a diversity of wildlife habitats and a wide range of recreational opportunities. Hear the waves crash on the beaches, the wind whispering through the sheoaks, view the rugged coastlines sculpted by the Southern Ocean and wander through... read more

Only 148 kilometres from Adelaide, Kadina is the largest town on the Yorke Peninsula, with a population of around 4,000. It houses The Farm Shed Museum & Tourism Centre, and a Banking and Currency Museum. Kadina is also one of the homes of the Kernewek Lowender festival, the world's largest... read more

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 available, visitors are sure to enjoy this small town. Marion Bay has a small population of approximately 130 permanents; this swells to 500-900... read more

Moonta is a pretty coastal town that is steeped in history. Just 165 kilometres from Adelaide, it's popular with holidaymakers, especially families. Nearby, you'll find Moonta Bay - a delightful holiday spot with excellent accommodation and facilities. Its sandy beaches and jetty make it a... read more

Overlooking the pristine beaches of Hardwicke Bay, Point Turton is a charming holiday town two and a half hours outside of Adelaide. For those looking for a laid back holiday, this is your destination. Miles of beach to mosey along, collect some shells or explore the reefs... read more

At Pondalowie Bay a protected sandy beach capped by dense vegetation will often really turn it on, with either perfect 'tuberoonies' (surf parlance for well-shaped waves) or beach fishing action. The name Pondalowie is the Aboriginal name which translated means 'limestone water hole'... read more

Port Hughes, only two hours away from Adelaide, is a picturesque coastal town with pristine beaches, clear blue green water, and fantastic jetty with great fishing. Ideally located only minutes away from Moonta and Kadina, Port Hughes has one of the prettiest beaches in the northern Yorke... read more

Port Victoria is on the western coast of the peninsula, 189 kilometres from Adelaide, with Wardang Island off its shores. Its beautiful protected harbour was once packed with square-rigged ships which loaded grain bound for Europe. Have a go at the Port Victoria Geology trail... read more

Port Wakefield is well known to the travelling public for the many roadhouses that line Highway One, providing valuable refreshments for the weary traveller. But the town also encourages you to venture off the highway, take a break, and discover the heritage and charm that lies behind the busy... read more

Stansbury sits on the pristine waters of Oyster Bay in Gulf St Vincent against a background of Norfolk Pines. Located on Yorke Peninsula, a two and a half hour drive from Adelaide, it's an ideal base to explore the region. Stansbury is centrally located for access to Innes National Park, 110... read more

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 the many inland or coastal trails. Discover the Thomson/Pfitzner Plaster Trail from Stenhouse Bay to historic Inneston village and the old woodcutters... read more

Wallaroo is one of the state's favourite holiday spots, being very popular with families as it is great for swimming, and an excellent place for fishing, relaxing and sightseeing the Copper Coast. Wallaroo is growing very quickly especially with the construction of the new multimillion-dollar... read more

An easy 90 minute drive from Adelaide on the east coast of Yorke Peninsula, Ardrossan sits on top of imposing red cliffs providing excellent views of Gulf St Vincent. Wander down the jetty at sunrise to see the cliffs' amazing display of colour in the morning light... read more

Lazy days on the beach ... Coobowie is a great destination for your next relaxed, easygoing holiday. The beach is a top spot for swimming and fishing, as well as making for delightful sandy walks. There's beachside accommodation available, including villas and a caravan park... read more

Sitting on the north west tip of the Yorke Peninsula, Corny Point is a delightful seaside town. Corny Point offers sheltered beaches as well as some excellent surf beaches within 15 minutes drive, including Rock Pool, Salmon Hole, Daly Head and Berry Bay. It also offers a wide variety of water... read more

The small township of Curramulka is located 186 kilometres from Adelaide, and is part of a busy farming community. It is within easy driving distance of the coastal townships on either side of the Peninsula, and is only a short drive from Minlaton. Curramulka is acknowledged as having the... read more

Located 197 kilometres west of Adelaide and 88 metres above sea level, Minlaton is the main service centre for the surrounding rural districts. Offering a variety of facilities for travellers venturing to the 'bottom end' of Yorke Peninsula, Minlaton is a picturesque township with... read more

A popular holiday town with good beaches, jetty and fishing, Moonta Bay is located on the shores of Spencer Gulf 168 kilometres from Adelaide. Its sandy beaches and jetty make this township a real draw card for fishermen, families and holidaymakers alike. While here, take the opportunity... read more

Paskeville is famed as the host town for the Yorke Peninsula Field Days, held every September in odd numbered years. This event is the oldest in Australia and one of the biggest, exhibiting millions of dollars worth of farm machinery. Named Community Event of the Year 2006, the field days... read more

Port Broughton is ideally situated neighbouring the Mid North, Lower Flinders Ranges, Clare Valley and the Copper Coast, making it the perfect spot to visit a number of different regions and caters for many different interests. Being in the top end of the Peninsula means that it a little drier... read more

Port Clinton is the northern most town on the Yorke Peninsula facing the St Vincent Gulf, with wide sandy beaches that are perfect for crabbing, fishing or just doing nothing. The town is situated 130 kilometres south of Port Pirie and 125 kilometres from Adelaide. Port Clinton is a peaceful... read more

Not actually located on the Yorke Peninsula, Port Gawler is at the start of the Samphire Coast, which goes along Gulf St Vincent up to Port Clinton. The Samphire Coast is great for those interested in bird life, with the coast containing sites that are regarded as the third and fourth ranked... read more

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... read more

Situated 228 kilometres west of Adelaide, Warooka is a small town known as the gateway to the bottom end of the Yorke Peninsula. The name Warooka comes from the Aboriginal word wiruka meaning 'muddy waterhole'. Warooka is a major service centre for the surrounding area, and offers... read more

Wool Bay is an attractive small seaside town situated between Stansbury and Coobowie. The town of Pickering was founded in 1876 and later in 1940 its name was changed due to the fact that the jetty (built in 1882), was wide enough to roll a bale of wool down; consequently the locals called... read more

Yorketown as the name suggests takes its name from the peninsula. It's considered to be the hub of the Southern Yorke Peninsula. The town sits at an intersection of five roads to other towns. It's 230 kilometres from Adelaide, in the heel of the Yorke Peninsula's foot - practically... read more