Ardrossan
149km from Adelaide - Population 1,555
Situated on top of imposing red cliffs, Ardrossan is a thriving seaport and centre for agriculture. Spectacular scenery from a cliff top lookout, an abundance of blue swimmer crabs, shipwrecks and an interesting history make this a great spot to while away a few relaxing days.
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Arthurton
Situated in the centre of Yorke Peninsula, north of Maitland, Arthurton is a small rural community offering visitors the facilities of a General Store and Hotel. It was just north of the town, that the famous Smith brothers designed and built their first invention of the 'stump-jump plough'.

Balaklava
92km from Adelaide - Population 1,502
A bustling rural centre servicing a large agricultural district, Balaklava is a picturesque town lined with historical buildings and can be reached by turning off Highway One at Two Wells.
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Balgowan
184km from Adelaide
Once a busy little shipping port, Balgowan is now a popular holiday area for families and fishers. There is a small caravan park, boat ramp facilities and store.

Black Point
165km from Adelaide
A popular destination with holiday makers, Black Point offers a relaxing lifestyle revolving around fishing, swimming, sailing, boating, crabbing and beach activities.

Bute
142km from Adelaide - Population 597
A service centre for the surrounding agricultural industry, Bute is the perfect place for travellers to take a break. The Bute tourist train arrives around lunchtime during scheduled runs, there's a gallery in the old police station and a fauna park on the edge of town.

Coobowie
221km from Adelaide - Population 200
A popular holiday town with a sheltered bay and calm beach, Coobowie is close to many great fishing spots and ideal for the family escape.
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Corny Point
260km from Adelaide - Population 100
Offering great surfing and boat fishing with a beautiful North facing beach, Corny Point is an easy drive to Innes National Park and Stenhouse Bay, enjoy the magnificent coastal scenery at lookouts along the way.
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Curramulka
189km from Adelaide - Population 100
A small rural town almost in the centre of Yorke Peninsula, Curramulka  derives its name from two Aboriginal words,'gorry' meaning 'emu, and 'moolka' meaning 'stone watering holes'..
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Dublin
60km from Adelaide
A service town on Highway One, Dublin offers its own butcher, fruit and vegetable store, roadhouse, general store and service station and a small park with conveniences.

Edithburgh
233km from Adelaide - Population 450
A safe harbour with twin boat ramps and floating pontoons, Edithburgh is a scenic holiday town, popular with recreational and professional fishers and home to the Sea Rescue and Police Water Response teams.
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Hardwicke Bay
213km from Adelaide
With vast kilometres of pristine beaches, this is a very popular holiday location and fishing site. With a well sheltered bay, it is perfect for most water based activities.
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Kadina
148km from Adelaide - Population 4,563
The largest town on the Peninsula, Kadina is a major service centre for the farming industry and the nearby port of Wallaroo.  Visitors to Kadina are well catered for with two motels, three hotels, a caravan park and excellent shopping facilities.
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Kulpara
116km from Adelaide

Lower Light
49km from Adelaide
Lower Light provides one of the service stops along Highway 1 with a service station and hotel. As well as this, it is also home to some thrilling sports including skydiving and a rifle range.

Maitland
169km from Adelaide - Population 2,091
Often referred to as the 'Golden Heart' of Yorke Peninsula, with rich limestone soils supporting a productive agricultural industry, Maitland is a major service town with all facilities available.
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Marion Bay - 278km from Adelaide - Population 120
Situated on a beautiful bay near the entrance to Innes National Park, Marion Bay is an excellent base for holidays. Close to swimming beaches for families, surfing beaches for the more adventurous, fantastic fishing from boats, jetties or beaches and incredible scenery, fauna, flora and bird life in Innes National Park.
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Middle Beach
50km from Adelaide
A Samphire discovery trail offers a unique insight into mangrove forests, samphire flats and inter-tidal seagrass meadows on the sand and mud flats.  

Minlaton
197km from Adelaide - Population 1,917
Known as the 'Barley Capital of the World' Minlaton is the centre for the surrounding rich barley, wheat and grazing districts.  Minlaton is a great service town and base for those visitors wishing to utilize both sides of the Yorke Peninsula.
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Moonta/Moonta Bay
167km from Adelaide - Population 3,391
With a rich mining heritage, Moonta is a fascinating town to visit offering all of the modern facilities but retaining its beautiful old stone buildings and old world charm. An interesting way to take in Moonta's mining history is a tour on the tiny Moonta tourist train.
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Paskeville
129km from Adelaide
This small service town is famous for hosting Australia's oldest field day event the 'Yorke Peninsula Field Days'. Held every second year in odd numbered years, millions of dollars worth of farm machinery and rural merchandise are exhibited at the Field Day site, 3km west of the town.

Pine Point
165km from Adelaide - Population 165
Just 2 hours drive from Adelaide, Pine Point is situated on a cliff overlooking the bay of Black Point. Popular for crabbing and fishing, there are boat ramp facilities, a licensed general store and caravan park.

Point Turton
230km from Adelaide - Population 150
Excellent boat ramp facilities and sheltered waters make Point Turton a great place for year round boating and sailing. A peaceful seaside town offering a 7-day general store and a well located caravan park next to the jetty.
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Port Broughton
176km from Adelaide - Population 1,473
Adjacent to the Mid North, Lower Flinders Ranges, Clare wineries and the Copper Coast, Port Broughton is ideal for a range of holiday adventures. The new boat ramp facilities offer great fishing and crabbing opportunities; there are a range of attractions and  accommodation.
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Port Clinton
125km from Adelaide - Population 260
Enjoy a relaxed holiday on wide sandy beaches with great crabbing and fishing opportunities.
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Port Gawler
45km from Adelaide
The Samphire Coast begins here, stretching all the way to Port Clinton and is ranked highly among birdwatchers for migrating shorebirds. A small conservation park, the Gawler river delta and the local beach are great spots for viewing the bird life.
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Port Hughes
171km from Adelaide - Population 540
Safe waters for swimming, boating and other water sports from one of the prettiest beaches around makes Port Hughes a fantastic destination for fishers and families alike, with a range of accommodation available.
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Port Parham
73km from Adelaide
Known as the "Premier crabbing beach" Port Parham has pristine shallow water, which is a safe haven for children. A free camping area at the northern end of the town is popular with families. Fuel and supplies are available at nearby Dublin.

Port Rickaby
209km from Adelaide - Population 30
This seaside town offers great fishing, a calm swimming beach and a peaceful place to relax. The caravan park has new cabins on the foreshore and offers fuel and grocery supplies.
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Port Victoria
189km from Adelaide - Population 311
Known as the last windjammer port, Port Victoria is steeped in nautical history. There are eight shipwrecks around Wardang Island forming part of an underwater diving trail making this a haven for scuba divers; a geological walking trail records the ancient volcanic history of the area.
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Port Vincent
196km from Adelaide - Population 453
Australia's award winning tidiest town in 2004, Port Vincent is a well known holiday playground. Set on a beautiful sweeping bay, a mecca for yachties with the bay's providing sheltered anchorage, and swimming for all the family.
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Port Wakefield
99km from Adelaide - Population 543
The gateway to Yorke Peninsula, Clare Valley, Mid North and lower Flinders Ranges, Port Wakefield is a pleasant stop-over for travellers with all services available. For those wishing to enjoy fishing the northern reaches of Gulf St Vincent, 24 hour boating access is now available.
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Price
133km from Adelaide - Population 155
A peaceful town offering all the conveniences required for that quiet holiday escape. A tidal creek to Gulf St Vincent offers good fishing and kayaking experiences amongst the mangroves.

Stansbury
213km from Adelaide - Population 797
A beautiful foreshore with a modern playground, barbeques and shaded areas near the jetty overlooking, picturesque Oyster Bay. An ideal destination for family holidays, fishing or just relaxing on the beach, a large range of accommodation and facilities are available.
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Stenhouse Bay
248km from Adelaide
Situated within Innes National Park, Stenhouse Bay was the site where bags of mined gypsum from Inneston were loaded onto ketches in the 1880's. Remnants of the mining industry remain including the heritage listed jetty that is ever popular today with local anglers.

Thompsons Beach
70km from Adelaide
A holiday home community with walking trails at the northern and southern end of the town - part of the Samphire Coast.  

Tickera
173km from Adelaide. 
This small township on the calm waters of Spencer Gulf has a population of around 70.  Overlooking the bay is a picnic area with toilet facilities, barbeques and sheltered seating.  A site worth visiting is the Tickera Historic Well, established in the 1850's.

Two Wells
39km from Adelaide
Retaining many of its historic buildings and cottages, Two Wells is a retail and service centre for the surrounding districts. The "Two Wells" site has been restored and is part of the historic town walk.
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Wallaroo
160km from Adelaide - Population 2,714
A favourite family holiday destination, Wallaroo offers fantastic fishing or scuba diving from its famous jetty, great boat fishing and a delightful swimming beach for the children. Home to the Spencer Gulf prawn fleet, it's the perfect place to enjoy local seafood delicacies.
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Warooka
228km from Adelaide - Population 475
Known as "the gateway to the bottom end", Warooka is a service centre for the surrounding agricultural districts. A great place for visitors to top up on supplies, Warooka offers a hotel, general store, hardware store, fuel outlet, take away shop and more.
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Webb Beach
74km from Adelaide
A small coastal holiday village famous for its blue swimmer crabs. South of Webb Beach is the tidal Bakers Creek with pristine water, healthy mangrove forest and samphire flats which provide a haven for migratory birds.

Wool Bay
224km from Adelaide - Population 100
The port was established to ship lime, grain and wool from the nearby pastoral runs. Today there are remnants of a lime kiln in the foreshore cliffs and the jetty is famous for its fishing. Relax in the comfort of a cosy B&B or visit the local fuchsia gardens for morning tea.
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Yorketown
230km from Adelaide - Population 997
A compact town offering many services to travellers as well as internet and email facilities. There are approximately 200 salt lakes surrounding the district reflecting colours from vivid pinks to blues depending on the weather, making it an artist and photographer's delight.
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