Destinations

12 places

Tidal pool, jetty and gateway to Troubridge Island.

Edithburgh

A historic salt-and-shipping port on the south-east coast, famed for its ocean tidal pool, heritage jetty and Troubridge Island penguins.

4 places

Hub of the southern peninsula and its pink salt lakes.

Yorketown

The commercial heart of southern Yorke Peninsula, surrounded by a constellation of shimmering pink and white salt lakes.

10 places

Heart of Little Cornwall and its copper-mining heritage.

Moonta

The richest of the copper triangle towns, where poppet heads, miners' cottages and a celebrated pasty keep the Cornish story alive.

6 places

Working port, broad swimming beach and maritime history.

Wallaroo

A historic copper-smelting port on the Copper Coast with a sweeping town beach, busy marina and proud maritime museum.

17 places

Wild coast at the foot of Yorke

Innes National Park

A rugged coastal park of cliffs, surf beaches and the historic Inneston township.

6 places

The largest Copper Coast town and Cornish festival host.

Kadina

The biggest town on the peninsula and a service hub, with Cornish heritage on full display at the Farm Shed Museum.

14 places

Last town before Innes National Park and the wild south.

Marion Bay

A small holiday town at the foot of the peninsula, the gateway to Innes National Park, surf breaks and the Ethel wreck.

13 places

Home of the Red Devil and the heart of the wheat country.

Minlaton

A central agricultural town famous as the home of aviator Harry Butler and his "Red Devil" monoplane.

17 places

Hilltop "heart of Yorke Peninsula" market town.

Maitland

A planned hilltop town at the geographic centre of the peninsula, surrounded by rolling farmland and big gulf views.

6 places

Picture-perfect yachting harbour on the gulf coast.

Port Vincent

A pretty east-coast holiday town with a sheltered marina, sandy swimming beach and lively summer scene.

4 places

Oyster town with sheltered bays and a heritage feel.

Stansbury

A quiet east-coast town known for its oysters, sheltered swimming bays and the annual Oyster Festival.