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Each corner of Yorke Peninsula has its own character. Choose a region to dive in.
A historic salt-and-shipping port on the south-east coast, famed for its ocean tidal pool, heritage jetty and Troubridge Island penguins.
13 places
The commercial heart of southern Yorke Peninsula, surrounded by a constellation of shimmering pink and white salt lakes.
4 places
The richest of the copper triangle towns, where poppet heads, miners' cottages and a celebrated pasty keep the Cornish story alive.
11 places
A historic copper-smelting port on the Copper Coast with a sweeping town beach, busy marina and proud maritime museum.
6 places
A rugged coastal park of cliffs, surf beaches and the historic Inneston township.
19 places
The biggest town on the peninsula and a service hub, with Cornish heritage on full display at the Farm Shed Museum.
7 places
A small holiday town at the foot of the peninsula, the gateway to Innes National Park, surf breaks and the Ethel wreck.
16 places
A central agricultural town famous as the home of aviator Harry Butler and his "Red Devil" monoplane.
14 places
A planned hilltop town at the geographic centre of the peninsula, surrounded by rolling farmland and big gulf views.
17 places
A pretty east-coast holiday town with a sheltered marina, sandy swimming beach and lively summer scene.
A quiet east-coast town known for its oysters, sheltered swimming bays and the annual Oyster Festival.
5 places
