Best Historical Landmark South Australia: reviews, page 4

Awesome piece of South Australian history. Shame it's been scratched up so much.

Soooo BIG, gives you some perspective of how big the turbines are

The historic Paringa Bridge in Renmark Paringa, built-in 1927, remains operational to this day. The bridge lifts at 9.30 AM and 2.30 PM daily if large...

Old farming facility
Man made structure using minimal vehicle machines

Love Price. We have been staying there for 20 + years. The crabing is unreal at the right time of the year.

Interesting historical site. We stopped by chance as we were driving through the hills. Didn't do the full walk unfortunately as we had our dog with...

A truly unique and memorable fun community event held in the heart of the Berossa Valley wine region. Not to be missed by anyone visiting the area.

Traffic rest stop large enough for semi or extra long Caravan. A gravel shoulder affords you some safety from traffic but don't let children far as drivers...

Was extremely supprized that it was still alive and doing well

It's wonderful to see history of south Australia maintain and looked after. Government needs to cherish history and not get rid of it like #savewaitegatehouse!...

It's a lovely cemetery. Especially gazing up at the stars. However, be careful. A few friends and I went there to check it out at around...

This place is amazing. An unconventional ladder allows for a climb down for the brave tourist and once in the Tub, the view of the ocean lapping...

Quite sobering to sit in front of the grave and try to visualise the hardships of the journey.

A great camping location. Definitely worth seeing either at sunset or sunrise. Must be self sufficient.

Great views of The Bight. The approximately 10km of dirt road follows the Rabbit Proof Fence, and is suitable for 2WD in dry conditions if you take it easy...

Pretty far off the beaten track. The photo is showing the Eastern side of the fence. Some good fishing with some sheltered camp spots. I do not...

Federal Dock was a double sided dock that was filled in during the mid 60's after the wharf was extended in the early 60's. You can still...

Interesting little spot where Nicholas Baudin and his crew stopped while sailing round KI. It’s a quick walk round from the ferry is you have some...

There is a walking track from the car park in Foster St up the the lighthouse. The track continues onto the beach, if you don’t mind creating a bit of coastal...

Large and interesting monument commemorating the place from where Captain Charles Sturt first sighted the Southern Ocean and the Murray Mouth after...