Meningie, South Australia

Meningie, Limestone Coast, South Australia Set on the shores of Lake Albert, Meningie is known as the northern gateway to the Coorong. Stroll along the foreshore of Lake Albert, swim, fish or relax and take in the fabulous sunsets. Meningie also boasts a pleasant playground and barbecue area and a range of accommodation offerings.

A short walk to Meningie Hill Lookout provides uninterrupted views of Lake Albert and surrounding properties, while the Wetland Bird Sanctuary serves as a haven for many of the birds seen in the Coorong, providing unrestricted viewing.

The Meningie Cheese Factory and Museum offers a good insight into the area showcasing both historical and present-day artefacts, as well as cheese tastings and sales.

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Coorong captures the senses

Few places capture the senses like the glassy waters of the Coorong at sunrise. Sit quietly and watch as thousands of birds awake to greet the dawn. More than 200 species live here or migrate each year. Learn its secrets from the Aboriginal people and the European history from Old Tailem Town. more

Migrating birds on glassy waters

The beauty and isolation of the inland saline waters of the 145 kilometre long Coorong National Park attracts thousands of migratory birds, some from the Arctic Circle. Listen to their calls, picnic among sand dunes and native plants and walk with the Aboriginal Ngarrindjeri people to learn their ways.

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Animal Viewing:
Birdwatching:
Bushwalking:
Caravan and Camping:
Canoeing:
Cycling:
Fishing - Estuary:
Kayaking:
Sailing:
Scenic Flights:
Self-Guided:
Swimming:
Water Skiing:
Wind Surfing:

Meningie, South Australia

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Coorong captures the senses

Migrating birds on glassy waters

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Set on the shores of Lake Albert, Meningie is known as the northern gateway to the Coorong. Stroll along the foreshore of Lake Albert, swim, fish or relax and take in the fabulous sunsets. Meningie also boasts a pleasant playground and barbecue area and a range of accommodation offerings. A short walk to Meningie Hill Lookout provides uninterrupted views of Lake Albert and surrounding properties, while the Wetland Bird Sanctuary serves as a haven for many of the birds seen in the Coorong, providing unrestricted viewing. The Meningie Cheese Factory and Museum offers a good insight into the area showcasing both historical and present-day artefacts, as well as cheese tastings and sales.
Articles Coorong captures the senses Few places capture the senses like the glassy waters of the Coorong at sunrise. Sit quietly and watch as thousands of birds awake to greet the dawn. More than 200 species live here or migrate each year. Learn its secrets from the Aboriginal people and the European history from Old Tailem Town. more Migrating birds on glassy waters The beauty and isolation of the inland saline waters of the 145 kilometre long Coorong National Park attracts thousands of migratory birds, some from the Arctic Circle. Listen to their calls, picnic among sand dunes and native plants and walk with the Aboriginal Ngarrindjeri people to learn their ways.
Activities
Animal Viewing: Birdwatching: Bushwalking: Caravan and Camping: Canoeing: Cycling: Fishing - Estuary: Kayaking: Sailing: Scenic Flights: Self-Guided: Swimming: Water Skiing: Wind Surfing: