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Limestone Coast
Blue Lakes, Caves & Coast
The Limestone Coast is one of South Australia’s most spectacular regions, shaped by ancient geology and powerful coastal forces.
From the striking blue waters of the Blue Lake and volcanic crater lakes to rugged cliffs, sinkholes and sweeping ocean views, the landscape here is unlike anywhere else in the state. Add in charming seaside towns, world-class caves and scenic coastal drives, and the Limestone Coast becomes a destination made for discovery.
Whether you’re exploring the dramatic coastline, wandering around crystal-clear lakes or uncovering hidden natural wonders, the Limestone Coast invites you to slow down, look closer and experience a truly unique part of South Australia.
Top Things to Do on the Limestone Coast
See the Blue Lake
One of South Australia’s most famous natural landmarks, the Blue Lake is known for its vivid blue colour and scenic walking track that circles the crat
Explore Umpherstone Sinkhole
Also known as the Sunken Garden, this spectacular sinkhole is beautifully lit at night and offers a unique glimpse into the region’s volcanic and limestone geology.
Discover Caves
Explore caves such as Tantanoola Caves, Naracoorte Caves and Engelbrecht Cave, each showcasing impressive limestone formations and underground chambers.
Climb Mt Schank
Take the short but rewarding walk around the rim of Mount Schank for panoramic views across the surrounding countryside.
Discover the Coast
Enjoy rugged coastal landscapes, cliffs and beaches along the Limestone Coast, including spots near Port MacDonnell and Cape Northumberland.
Enjoy Scenic Drives
The Limestone Coast is perfect for road trips, with scenic routes linking volcanic features, coastal viewpoints and charming towns.
Explore Mount Gambier
Spend time in Mount Gambier visiting parks, lakes, heritage sites, cafés and local attractions that make it the hub of the Limestone Coast.
