Our recent stay at this naturally beautiful national park at the bottom end of South Australia’s Yorke Peninsula, just reinforced my feelings of how fortunate we are to have places such as this to visit and stay in. In 2020 Innes National Park was officially renamed Dhilba Guuranda – Innes National Park in recognition of… Read More Coastline, Wildlife, & History at Dhilba Guuranda – Innes National Park
A favourite holiday spot on South Australia’s Yorke Peninsula is Point Turton, a quiet place to relax, enjoy the fishing in the sheltered bay and soak up the serenity of country coastal calmness. A big part of its charm is that it’s still an unspoilt gem, with just enough in the way of facilities to… Read More Views, Beaches, Seafood – Hello Point Turton, Yorke Peninsula
We are fortunate to have another incredible exhibition currently on, at Signal Point Gallery in Goolwa. Weaving through time is an amazing look at Ngarrindjeri weaving by Aunty Ellen Trevorrow, an internationally acclaimed weaver with over 40 years’ experience. Her works carry tens of thousands of years knowledge of weaving techniques, passed down from elders,… Read More Weaving Through Time – Exhibition at Signal Point Gallery
Each year, Lonely Planet releases a guide to the best in travel, a list of the 25 most inspiring destinations for the year ahead, as chosen by a team of travel experts. For 2026 only one Australian destination made it to the list and that is the Flinders Ranges in South Australia, for its ‘otherworldly… Read More Flinders Ranges on Lonely Planet’s must see list in 2026
That’s the title of my latest story in ‘The Wanderer’, the magazine of the Caravan and Motorhome Club of Australia, and it refers to the fact that when you holiday in Goolwa South Australia you get a river holiday and a beach holiday in one delightful stay. We have holidayed in this area of the… Read More Two Holidays in One – Goolwa SA
A new public artwork titled ‘Hearthstone’ can be seen at the Goolwa Wharf Precinct, near the Signal Point Gallery. The artwork celebrates family and connectedness and connecting the past to the present. There are three main elements to the sculpture which are, etched granite stones, reed like structures made of steel and bronze and granite… Read More Ngarrindjeri Art & Culture in Goolwa
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