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Known for its remote coastal scenery, the bays and coast­line around the Cof­fin Bay Nation­al Park are ide­al for boat­ing, fish­ing, sail­ing, scu­ba div­ing and …

Mem­o­ry Cove Wilder­ness Pro­tec­tion Area, locat­ed 50km from Port Lin­coln, con­serves the mag­nif­i­cent scenery sur­round­ing Mem­o­ry Cove, as well as pro­vid­ing refuge for the park’s …

When you vis­it this park, keep an eye out for seabirds such as the Osprey, White-bel­lied Sea-Eagle, Hood­ed Plover, Pied Oys­ter­catch­er and Fairy Tern. Oth­er …

Sanc­tu­ary zones are the core con­ser­va­tion areas, cre­at­ed in key loca­tions such as Port Noar­lun­ga Reef and Pel­i­can Lagoon

In Onka­paringa Riv­er Recre­ation Park, the riv­er spills onto the plains, cre­at­ing wet­land ponds and flood plains.

Take a short stroll or horse tram ride over the cause­way that con­nects the main­land at Vic­tor Har­bor to Gran­ite Island Recre­ation Park. The island is …

This small rocky point with gran­ite boul­ders con­tains long, sandy beach­es and sand dunes. It pro­vides excel­lent fish­ing, camp­ing and swim­ming oppor­tu­ni­ties. Access is lim­it­ed …

The area is also a pop­u­lar bird watch­ing site and shares most of its north­ern coastal habi­tat with the Ade­laide Inter­na­tion­al Bird Sanctuary

You can ride your bike on roads open to the pub­lic or use the spe­cif­ic moun­tain bike trails and tracks on offer in the Sturt …

An inter­pre­ta­tive walk­ing trail describes the park’s cul­tur­al and geo­log­i­cal her­itage, includ­ing evi­dence of an Aus­tralian ice age some 280 mil­lion years ago. The out­stand­ing …