Beautiful and remote, Blowhole Beach is a stunning spot. You can view kangaroos and dolphins. Good for a picnic. Four wheel drive or walk in.

Bungala Park offers a picnic area and undercover barbecue facilities. The park is also home to the Historic Bungala Cottage.

The view from the Forktree Road Lookout in Carrickalinga is stunning with a great view of the coast!

Christ Church Yankalilla was established in 1857 and is one of the earliest Anglican churches in South Australia. Containing many beautiful stained glass windows.

Come and experience a wide range of activities such as bushwalking on an extensive network of trails.

The picnic area by the general store at Delamere has been colourfully decorated by local artists, residents and students the local schools.

On 5 November 2002 the ex HMAS Hobart was scuttled in Yankalilla Bay to form an artificial dive reef.

Fishery Beach is located between Cape Jervis and Blowhole Beach.

The Glacier Rock is also known as Selwyn's Rock, and is a 500 million year old boulder transported by a glacier from the vicinity of

Experience the Heysen Trail; one of the world's great walking trails and the longest in Australia. The 1,200 kilometre Heysen Trail extends from Cape Jervis

The HMAS Hobart was a Charles F Adams class guided missile destroyer in the Royal Australia Navy.

Ingalalla Waterfalls are located in the Second Valley Forest 10 kilometres south of Normanville on the Hay Flat Road.

Lady Bay Beach is an unpatrolled beach found in-between Normanville Beach and Marina St Vincent.

Morgan Beach is an unpatrolled sandy beach, nestled below 50 metre high cliffs.

Myponga Beach occupies a small valley that has been carved by Myponga Creek and is now partially filled with river and marine sediments.

The Myponga Market is located on the edge of the Myponga Reservoir, a beautiful drive south of Adelaide.

The Myponga Reservoir Lookout provides sweeping views of the reservoir and surrounding pine forest.

ENJOY, EXPLORE, PRESERVE Nestled near the township of Myponga on the stunning Fleurieu Peninsula, just 60 kilometres – or about an hour’s drive – south

Normanville is the largest coastal settlement on the southern Fleurieu Peninsula. The town is located in the centre of the 7.3 kilometre long beach.

Rapid Bay is 105 kilometres south of Adelaide and reached by a steeply descending road from the main Normanville-Cape Jervis Road.

Second Valley Beach is an unpatrolled beach, divided by a jetty into two smaller beaches.

There are multiple ways to to begin your dive, swim across the first bay, walk around the second bay.

The Starfish Hill Wind Farm is located across two hills on the tip of the Fleurieu Peninsula near Cape Jervis.

Talisker Mine was once the largest silver and lead mines in South Australia. The Talisker Mining Company began working July 1862.

Tunkalilla Beach is a straight beach, backed by a low fore dune and wave over wash deposits, and continuous grassy slopes.

The Heritage Trail consists of a number of historical buildings in Yankalilla,

Yankalilla golf club is a very friendly well-maintained community golf course with affordable green fees and 18 holes.

The Yankalilla Historical Museum has an extensive collection reflecting rural and social life of the district.

The Yankalilla Lions Youth Park offers an active and fun day out. The park has a large skate park, perfect for anyone with bikes, skateboards.

The Yankalilla Memorial Park is home to the Yankalilla Golf Course, and a variety of Yankalilla sporting clubs including the Bowls Club, Netball Club, Football