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Kangaroo Island

With its plethora of wildlife, white sandy beaches (usually in combination) and natural wonders, Kangaroo Island has been tagged the Galapagos of Australia.... Read more

Lobethal

For grey nomads looking for a healthy dose of Christmas spirit as they travel over the festive period, the South Australian village of... Read more

Loxton

Known as the ‘Garden Town of the Riverland’, Loxton has obvious appeal to grey nomads venturing into this magnificent part of South Australia.... Read more

Mount Gambier

Strategically located 450 kilo­metres from both Adelaide and Melbourne, Mount Gambier is an obvious stopping-off point for on-the-move grey nomads. With a population... Read more

Murphy’s Haystacks

While it may not have the same near mythical allure of Uluru or even Wave Rock, the hard rock formation known as Murphy’s... Read more

Oodnadatta Track

The Oodnadatta Track is one of the icons of unsealed road driving in Australia. Despite its remoteness and legendary status, the track can... Read more

Penola

The tourism authorities market the small, historic South Australian town of Penola as ‘a place to pause’ but they may well be doing... Read more

Port Lincoln

Port Lincoln is often referred to as the ‘Seafood Capital of Australia’ and, once you see its location on magnificent Boston Bay, it... Read more

Quorn

The old railway town of Quorn, located 40 kilometres from Port Augusta at the southern end of South Australia’s Flinders Ranges, may be... Read more

Renmark

The South Australian town of Renmark is a place that no grey nomad should pass through without stopping to explore for a few... Read more