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Ardrossan
Maitland
A working grain-port town on the east coast, famous for its red cliffs, blue swimmer crabs and panoramic gulf lookout.
Ardrossan Heritage Museum
Maitland
A National Trust museum in the 1907 powerhouse of Clarence Smith's plough factory, celebrating the stump-jump plough that opened the mallee to farming.
Ardrossan Lookout
Maitland
A lookout south of Ardrossan with sweeping views over the giant open-cut dolomite mine, the red cliffs and Gulf St Vincent across to the Adelaide Hills.
Maitland
Maitland
A planned hilltop town at the centre of the peninsula, with heritage streetscapes, a museum and a popular market.
Maitland Museum
Maitland
A National Trust museum in Maitland's 1877 former school, with a Cereal Heritage Shed and Barley Shed telling the story of the peninsula's farming heartland.
Port Victoria
Maitland
A historic west-coast town once known as the last of the windjammer ports, now a relaxed fishing and diving base.
Port Victoria Jetty
Maitland
A long heritage jetty on the west coast, a favourite for squid, whiting and a stroll over clear water.
Port Victoria Maritime Museum
Maitland
A jetty-side museum in Port Victoria telling the story of the windjammer grain ships that made this the last great sailing-ship port.
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Maitland
A small east-coast town with a long salt-harvesting history beside the samphire flats of upper Gulf St Vincent.
Wardang Island
Maitland
An island off Port Victoria ringed by eight shipwrecks forming a renowned maritime heritage dive trail.
Zanoni Wreck
Maitland
The 1867 wreck of the barque Zanoni lies in 18 metres of water off Ardrossan - the most intact 19th-century shipwreck in South Australia, protected by an exclusion zone.