Mount Gambier Attractions
Also known as The Sunken Garden, Umpherston Sinkhole was created through the dissolution of a limestone cave, standing as one of the nation's most beautiful marriages of man and nature. After the c...
Occupying one of the extinct volcano craters of Mount Gambier, Blue Lake is the making of something magical. The city's natural reservoir, has an area of 70 hectares and an average depth of 77metre...
Situated in Lower Glenelg National Park amidst the depths of the pine forest is Hells Hole - a circular sinkhole filled with magnificently deep blue hued water. Enthusiastic divers take to the wate...
In the heart of Mount Gambier, the Tourist Information Centre beckons visitors with its vibrant, welcoming atmosphere. Known for its expert local advice and extensive resources, this centre stands ...
Engelbrecht Cave, located in the scenic Mount Gambier region of South Australia, offers a captivating underground experience unlike any other. Visitors are greeted by striking limestone formations ...
The Blue Lake Pumping Station, located in the picturesque suburb of Mount Gambier, invites visitors to explore a unique piece of history amidst the stunning backdrop of the Limestone Coast. This de...
The theatre is named after the late Sir Robert Helpmann, a world renowned performer. He was born in Mount Gambier before pursuing an international career as an actor, dancer, choreographer and dire...
Contains a wealth of historical and environmental information on the discovery of Mount Gambier as well as a full scale replica of the survey vessel "The Lady Nelson". Winner of numerous major Tour...