Yorke Peninsula Towns
Explore our towns
Between Port Broughton in the north and Marion Bay in the south, there are many interesting towns on the Yorke Peninsula.
Mild summer weather, great swimming beaches and places to stay make the Yorke Peninsula an excellent holiday destination. Towns include Black Point, Coobowie, Curramulka, Edithburgh, Stansbury, Port Vincent and Wallaroo.
Regional centres
During the off-season, these towns offer a great chance to get away from it all. The bigger towns like Ardrossan, Kadina, Maitland, Minlaton, Warooka and Yorketown have well stocked supermarkets and tasty eateries.
Every two years, Paskeville, just outside of Kadina, is home to the Yorke Peninsula Field Days. For three days, the town puts on displays of agricultural equipment, technology, information and local services. People come from across Australia to visit.
Coastal towns
The Yorke Peninsula has 700 kilometres (435 miles) of coastline, so it makes sense that some of the most loved towns boast fabulous beaches for swimming, fishing or simply admiring.
Plot a course for Corny Point, Hardwicke Bay, Point Turton, Port Clinton, Port Hughes, Port Julia, Port Rickaby, Port Victoria or Wool Bay. These towns are sure to please.
Port Wakefield is located in the perfect place for last minute supplies and a break. After stopping at Port Wakefield, head down the Yorke Peninsula for the perfect holiday getaway.
Things to do
Here are some great ideas for you to try while you’re in the area
What's On
There are plenty of events on in the Yorke Peninsula.
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