Nature
The Limestone Coast is home to some of South Australia's most spectacular natural attractions and the rest of the world agree. It is here that you will find World Heritage-listed caves and Wetlands of International Importance and you have the opportunity to visit these special places for yourself.
- World Heritage
- The spectacular Naracoorte Caves National Park is South Australia's only World Heritage-listed site. Read More
- National & Conservation Parks
- Amazing geological features, fascinating bird life and dramatic landscapes. Read More
- Caves
- If you like the sound of the Naracoorte Caves, you might also want to check out the nearby Tantanoola Caves Conservation Park, 31 kilometres from Mount Gambier and once part of the Australian coastline. Read More
- Volcanoes
- There are no active volcanoes in Australia, there's still lots to explore in the Limestone Coast Read More
- Limestone Coast Heartland
- Turn your back on the sea breeze and travel inland where endless green paddocks and vistas of vineyards lead the way to thriving townships. Read More
- Limestone Coast Forests
- South Australia's climate, soils and topography have been combined with excellence in forest management to develop fully integrated production, harvesting and processing to ensure a world competitive plantation timber industry. Read More
- Bool Lagoon Game Reserve
- If it's summer and you're a wader bird, this is the place to be. Read More
- Bushwalking in the Limestone Coast
- Get out there and experience nature...on foot. Read More
- Bird Watching
- The Coorong is home to Australia's largest breeding colony of pelicans and at Bool Lagoon you'll find many species of ducks and other waterfowl. Read More
