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Coobowie
Edithburgh
A quiet seaside hamlet on a broad shallow bay, perfect for safe swimming, wading and small-boat launching.
Edithburgh Jetty
Edithburgh
A historic jetty famed among divers for its rich marine life, and a favourite spot for jetty fishing.
Edithburgh Salt Lakes
Edithburgh
Vivid pink salt lakes on the edge of Edithburgh that blush rose under the right light and season.
Edithburgh Tidal Pool
Edithburgh
A beloved natural tidal swimming pool set into the rocky foreshore, safe for families and topped up by the sea.
Point Davenport Conservation Park
Edithburgh
A wild, little-visited coastal reserve of dunes, samphire flats and rich birdlife near Edithburgh.
Sultana Point
Edithburgh
A tranquil residential point near Edithburgh with shallow flats famed for crabbing and prolific birdlife.
Sultana Point Beach
Edithburgh
A broad tidal beach south of Edithburgh, good for low-tide walks and birdwatching across the flats.
Troubridge Hill Lighthouse
Edithburgh
A striking unpainted brick lighthouse on the clifftops west of Edithburgh, first lit in 1980 to replace the old Troubridge Island light.
Troubridge Island
Edithburgh
A low sandy island off Edithburgh, home to little penguins, nesting seabirds and a heritage lighthouse and cottages.
Wattle Point Wind Farm
Edithburgh
One of Australia's landmark wind farms, operating near Edithburgh since 2005, with a free public viewing area and interpretive displays beneath the turbines.
Wool Bay Jetty
Edithburgh
A heritage jetty and old lime kiln on the southern east coast, a quiet spot for fishing, snorkelling and watching the sun rise over the gulf.
Wool Bay Lime Kiln
Edithburgh
A heritage-listed lime kiln above the Wool Bay jetty, the last survivor of an industry that once shipped high-grade lime to build Adelaide.