Yorke Peninsula South Australia
Across the blue Gulf St Vincent from Adelaide or ninety minutes by road, boot shaped Yorke Peninsula is a blend of country and coastal living and with six hundred km's of coastline, the peninsula has much to offer - as well, it boasts some of the richest wheat and barley country in the nation. Often called 'Little Cornwall' due to its Cornish heritage it has many historic copper mining towns that tell of past mining booms and colonial adventures.

For those who love the sea there's plenty to do in the clear blue waters; swim, surf, dive the shipwreck at Cape Spencer, fish for salmon and mulloway, catch squid, net crabs and rock lobsters, camp on the beach, visit the lighthouse and the blowhole.