Top Things to do in Yorke Peninsula
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Discover the best top things to do in Yorke Peninsula, Australia including Troubridge Island Conservation Park, Pacific Estate Oysters, Miner's Cottage and Heritage Garden, Moonta Heritage Trail 38, Wallaroo Heritage Trail 37, Captain Harry Butler Memorial, Moonta Bay Jetty, Point Turton Jetty, Wool Bay Jetty, Corny Point Lighthouse.
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1. Troubridge Island Conservation Park
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 6 reviews
Reviewed By roamnothome - Adelaide, Australia
To stay on Troubridge Island is a privilege. Accomodation is in the old lighthouse keepers cottage, clean and simple. The island is a sand island, it takes under an hour at high tide to walk around. Birdwatching, fishing, sleeping and reading are the main pastimes. Very safe for children, shallow sandy beach. You are the only people on the island, clearly no shops, pack wisely. Love this place.
2. Pacific Estate Oysters
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5.0 based on 7 reviews
Volunteer Deckhands can book our "Deckie for a Day" experience and be immersed in Oyster Farming in the clean, clear, pristine waters of Oyster Bay, Stansbury on the Southern Yorke Peninsula. Learn how oysters are farmed, help with the duties on the day and be rewarded by indulging in oysters straight from the sea.
Reviewed By PenelopeM77 - Adelaide, Australia
Highly recommended. This was the high point of my trip - Steve and Gerri make you feel very welcome, providing you with warm clothing for the experience which includes learning about the oyster life cycle, how they are grown and marketed, and getting your hands wet before being treated to a huge variety of fresh oysters. Includes a lesson on shucking oysters, a knife to shuck them and a dozen to take home.
3. Miner's Cottage and Heritage Garden
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 29 reviews
Beautifully maintained and furnished example of a Miner's Cottage from the 1860s. Relive the historic days of Moonta's early settlement by making a visit to the cottage. Explore the lovingly tended heritage garden and relive the heady days of copper mining in the region.
Reviewed By Terrymoonta2016 - Moonta, Australia
See how Cornish miners lived True old time cottage and furniture See the old cottage garden Take a picnic and eat in the garden
4. Moonta Heritage Trail 38
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4.5 based on 9 reviews
Reviewed By davidsY8473EV - Melbourne, Australia
Mainly dirt roads (but in good condition) to explore the area. Lots of old ruins and some buildings still in pretty good condition and the informations boards provided certainly give you a great insight into the history of the area. Easily spend a couple of hour exploring.
5. Wallaroo Heritage Trail 37
6. Captain Harry Butler Memorial
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 16 reviews
Reviewed By char5656 - Adelaide, Australia
A must visit when in Minlaton as the history of this gentleman is so interesting and the memorial is a tribute to the people who set it up as it is really well done. A must see
7. Moonta Bay Jetty
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 27 reviews
Reviewed By Terrymoonta2016 - Moonta, Australia
We are lucky to have this old wooden pier Authentic and historical Fancy a spot of fishing or safe swimming in the ocean
8. Point Turton Jetty
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By KettsOnTour - Albion Park, Australia
We stayed at the fantastic caravan park across the road. Jetty is a great place to relax and have a swim, stingrays are in the water nearby most of the day, so just be mindful of these beautiful creatures.
9. Wool Bay Jetty
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4.5 based on 5 reviews
Reviewed By josephinen553 - Narre Warren, Australia
We come here almost every year. It seems that the jetty gets more popular each time and not hard to see why. Just look at the ink marks all over. Squid is definitely caught here. The area has toilet facility, boat ramp and car parking all situated at the base of the remains of a lime kiln built in 1907. Length of stay here depends on how the squid are biting. We enjoy the squidding and find it relaxing especially on a lovely day. A beautiful part of the peninsula.
10. Corny Point Lighthouse
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 5 reviews
Reviewed By Justine8Grey - Sydney, Australia
Beautiful lighthouse of 30 metres, it was first lit in 1882. Before leaving make sure to spot the Horizontal Pine, it's an incredible tree suspected to be a survivor or relative from trees that were planted in 1892 by the local students, and because the strong onshore winds the trees grew horizontally. Amazing force of nature and adaptation! Located on the top of the Yorke Peninsula, I'd recommend a 4WD if you are coming from the south which is a gravel road (we had a car, needless to say we drove slow, but it was worth it). The road to Corny Point township was also gravel but it was quicker.
