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Ardrossan
Maitland
A working grain-port town on the east coast, famous for its red cliffs, blue swimmer crabs and panoramic gulf lookout.
Ardrossan Heritage Museum
Maitland
A National Trust museum in the 1907 powerhouse of Clarence Smith's plough factory, celebrating the stump-jump plough that opened the mallee to farming.
Ardrossan Lookout
Maitland
A lookout south of Ardrossan with sweeping views over the giant open-cut dolomite mine, the red cliffs and Gulf St Vincent across to the Adelaide Hills.
Balgowan
Maitland
A tiny west-coast holiday hamlet beneath low cliffs, long loved by anglers and shack holidaymakers.
Barley Stacks Wines
Maitland
The first commercial vineyard and winery on the Yorke Peninsula's barley belt, with a daily cellar door near Maitland pouring estate-grown wines.
Burners Beach
Maitland
A quiet sandy beach near Port Victoria, good for walking, fishing and watching the grain ships at anchor.
Clinton Conservation Park
Maitland
A coastal wetland reserve of mangroves and tidal flats at the head of Gulf St Vincent, rich in birdlife.
Maitland
Maitland
A planned hilltop town at the centre of the peninsula, with heritage streetscapes, a museum and a popular market.
Maitland Museum
Maitland
A National Trust museum in Maitland's 1877 former school, with a Cereal Heritage Shed and Barley Shed telling the story of the peninsula's farming heartland.
Port Clinton
Maitland
A small town at the top of Gulf St Vincent famed for its vast tidal flats and prime blue swimmer crabbing.
Port Victoria
Maitland
A historic west-coast town once known as the last of the windjammer ports, now a relaxed fishing and diving base.
Port Victoria Jetty
Maitland
A long heritage jetty on the west coast, a favourite for squid, whiting and a stroll over clear water.
Port Victoria Maritime Museum
Maitland
A jetty-side museum in Port Victoria telling the story of the windjammer grain ships that made this the last great sailing-ship port.
Price
Maitland
A small east-coast town with a long salt-harvesting history beside the samphire flats of upper Gulf St Vincent.
Tiddy Widdy Beach
Maitland
A wide, shallow tidal flat near Ardrossan famous for blue swimmer crab raking and long, calm walks at low tide.
Wardang Island
Maitland
An island off Port Victoria ringed by eight shipwrecks forming a renowned maritime heritage dive trail.
Zanoni Wreck
Maitland
The 1867 wreck of the barque Zanoni lies in 18 metres of water off Ardrossan - the most intact 19th-century shipwreck in South Australia, protected by an exclusion zone.