Limestone Coast

The locals joke it took 26 million years to make the Limestone Coast. Check out the sites here and you’ll agree it’s been time well spent! Formed by tonnes of marine life falling to the sea floor, the Limestone Coast is book-ended by rivers. The coast heads south from the Coorong at the Murray River mouth and east to the Glenelg River. It's a treasure trove of natural wonders. The Limestone Coast features 20 sites of international or national significance. Mount Gambier’s Blue Lake fills the crater of a dormant volcano. The Pool of Siloam at Beachport is seven times

Pendleton Farmstay

Pendleton Farmstay is situated one and a half kilometres off the Dukes Highway between Keith and Bordertown. It has camping sites, permanent canvas tents, bunkhouse and cottage accommodation (beds up to 180 people). It is available for camps, conferences, weddings, day events, family gatherings, or just overnight stays. Catering, and a hall are available if required. Guests are welcome to feed the animals, try canoeing and play in the maze. Group activities like orienteering, archery, scrub survival and team games can be arranged.

Woakwine Range Wind Farm Tourist Drive

This magnificent drive takes you past the Woakwine Range Wind Farm. The dozens of giant turbines, which dominate the Woakwine Range skyline, comprise the largest wind farm development in the Southern Hemisphere. When fully operational, the 123 spectacular turbines at Canunda and Lake Bonney wind farm development will generate almost 300 megawatts which represents the equivalent of one eighth of South Australia''s energy needs. The project will cost AUD546 million. Along the way you will pass Lake Bonney - South Australia''s largest fresh water lake, Tantanoola Caves - one of South Australia''s most beautiful caves and Canunda National Park -

Watervalley Wetlands

Watervalley Wetlands offers over 40 kilometres of self-guided four wheel drive tracks that are suitable for all levels of experience. These tracks take you through our working cattle station with majestic views of the Coorong, and then deep into our pristine heritage-listed vegetation. Our expansive system of wetlands lay dry after summer and teem with life following the winter rains, supporting a diverse range of flora and fauna. Should you wish to explore this private property with a friendly guide we offer half day and full day tag along tours. You will discover a different side to the Coorong that

Robe Golf Club

Robe is located on the Limestone Coast, 340 kilometres south east of Adelaide, South Australia and 580 kilometres north west of Melbourne, Victoria. The Robe Golf Course is a 14-fairway layout, played as 18-holes. Four fairways are played twice, two from a different tee. The course is situated in amongst the beautiful landscape of sand dunes and natural flora and fauna. The Robe Golf Club can be hired out for specials occasions and functions such as weddings, birthdays, parties, anniversaries, engagements and more. We have a fully licensed bar, kitchen, restrooms and car park.

Beachport Hotel

The Beachport Hotel has built a reputation for consistently great meals, icy cold beer, functions and live entertainment. A-La-Carte meals are available for lunch and dinner seven days a week with lunch available between 12pm and 2pm and dinner available between 6pm and 8pm Sunday to Thursday and between 6pm and 8:30pm Friday and Saturday. Be sure to check out our daily specials board. We also cater for all private functions including weddings. Pub TAB and Sky Channel are available. There is also a gaming room with twelve machines, drive thru and walk in bottle shop and automatic teller machine.

Centenary Tower

Walk to Centenary Tower, 190 metres above sea level for spectacular views of the lakes, the city and the beautiful countryside. Opened in 1904, the tower includes an extensive display of early photographs of the Lakes area. The foundation stone for the tower was laid on 3 December 1900, to commemorate the 100 years since Mount Gambier was sighted and named by Lieutenant James Grant aboard HMS Lady Nelson on 3 December 2000, two plaques in the Tower car park were unveiled to commemorate the Bicentenary and the refurbishment of the Tower which is open when the flag is flying.