Attractions near Whyalla

The lookout offers magnificent views of the upper Spencer Gulf, Southern Flinders Ranges and Middleback Range in the west.

A leafy memorial to the foresight of the early city fathers, Ada Ryan Gardens is Whyalla’s most popular park located between Cudmore and Watson Terraces.

The club offers the latest state of the art cardiovascular equipment, pin and plate loaded strength equipment, free group fitness classes and personal training.

Overlooking the eastern end of Whyalla, Hummock Hill was developed by BHP as a gift to the city to commemorate BHPs centenary year.

Whyalla Maritime Museum specialises in naval, BHP shipbuilding, maritime and natural history of the upper Spencer Gulf.

Step into yesterday’s schoolroom, blacksmith shop, workers cottage and more at the Mount Laura Homestead Museum and learn about the development of Whyalla.

The park is a family operated reptile and wildlife park that offers a wide range of native Australian reptiles and wildlife for viewing and also

Redbanks is a popular beach located north of the township of Arno Bay. Utilised mainly for swimming and surfing, it is a beautiful, pristine beach

The Freycinet Trail extends 12 kilometres along the coastline of Fitzgerald Bay in the Upper Spencer Gulf. Beginning at the northern end of Fitzgerald Bay

The Northern Festival Centre is a fully equipped multi-purpose arts centre and can accommodate a diverse range of conferences, performing arts, film screenings, seminars and

The Port Pirie National Trust Museum incorporates: the old Customs House which was opened in 1882 to cater for the increased shipping in the harbour;

Be inspired by Port Pirie Regional Council’s growing tourist attraction and walk the Mural Trail, telling the quirky and serious stories about our city.

S.D. Caputo And Sons has been supplying the Southern Flinders Ranges with fresh/frozen seafood for over 60 years. With four generations of seafood knowledge and

Visit the Port Pirie Regional Tourism and Arts Centre, formerly the Port Pirie Railway Station and redeveloped to reflect Port Pirie's heritage, with architectural features

Immerse yourself in the dramatic beauty of Mount Remarkable National Park, its high ochre ridges, deep gorges and watercourses lined with river red gums.

Telowie Creek flows through Telowie Gorge Conservation Park, creating a rich variety of plant and animal habitats. Bushwalking and wildlife watching are popular activities here.

A spectacular view of Spencers Gulf and the Port Augusta area can be seen from Hancocks Lookout, located at the top of the historic Horrocks

Taralee Orchards is a Demeter certified biodynamic stone fruit orchard located in the Wirrabara Forest area of the Southern Flinders Ranges. We produce a range

The Melrose Heritage Museum is an adventure into the past. Discover the history of this unique area by visiting the authentic exhibitions and audio visual

Just west of Wilmington on the road to Port Augusta lies Horrocks Pass.

Alligator Gorge is within the scenic Mount Remarkable National Park. Enjoy short walks and longer trails. There are toilets, a picnic area and barbecues.

A two hour Heritage Walk of Port Augusta will allow you to understand how Port Augusta contributed to the development of the Outback.

Gladstone Square is located in the Port Augusta city centre, on the corner of Jervois Street and Marryatt Street.

The Water Tower Lookout is surrounded by lovely gardens. This tower was built in 1882 to provide a pressure water supply for residents.

Discover the beauty of Australia’s arid heart at the Australian Arid Lands Botanic Garden, Port Augusta.

He Flinders Ranges Tourism Operators Association Inc. (FRTOA, pronounced 'fra-toe-ah') is a volunteer organization committed to developing and promoting the Flinders Ranges.

At 964 metres altitude, Mount Brown is one of the highest peaks in the South Flinders Ranges. There are various hikes within the park.

In Lake Gilles Conservation Park the saline lake is surrounded by low sandy rises, gypsum dunes and isolated stony hills, creating a peaceful environment.

14km south of Quorn along the Richman Valley Road is Mount Brown, there are two walks to choose from: - A 15 km loop walk

Devil's Peak is just under 700m high, and formed of pound quartzite approximately 700 million years old.

The Quorn Native Flora Reserve provides a relatively natural setting, offering a pleasant and easy short walk within minutes of the town centre of Quorn.

The walk is 1.3km long and will take approximately 2 hours return to complete. It is not a loop walk and it has some steep

The Late Brian Powell AM, with wife Fay, was widely known for promoting the use of native plants in home and public gardens, especially in

Experience the timeless Flinders Ranges in style aboard the Pichi Richi Railway. This historic railway line has been progressively restored and operated as a working

Coming Soon in April 2020 (projection is happening now but in the testing stages but still worth a look)

Quorn Historic Buildings Walk is a walk around the centre of town showcasing the historic building while providing information on what the building was used

Call into the Quorn Railway Station and ask the staff about the Pichi Richi Railway Museum situated in the same building as the Visitor Centre.

Visit the site and see the enormity of the ruins and image in its heyday how big Kanyaka Station was.

The Jade Motel hosts a display of Jade which has been found in the district.

This park offers a variety of family bushwalks and is open all year (other than on total fireban days). There are two main walks: -