Private tours in Mount Gambier and its surrounds offer a diverse range of experiences, allowing you to explore the stunning natural attractions and fascinating history of South Australia's Limestone Coast. Some of the top attractions and activities include: Blue Lake Reserve, where you can stroll around the lakeside or join a guided tour to learn about the lake's mysterious color and geological history. Umpherston Sinkhole offers an underground garden of Eden with an original cave formation and a sunken garden to discover. Engelbrecht Cave provides a fascinating cave system to explore, offering a glimpse into the subterranean world beneath the streets of Mount Gambier.
Mount Schank invites you to climb the 2km trail around the dormant crater's rim for incredible views of the surrounding area, while Little Blue Lake provides a picturesque spot to relax, nestled between two dormant volcanoes. Adventurous visitors can descend deeper at Kilsby Sinkhole, a world-famous dive site popular among freedivers and scuba divers. Snorkeling in the crystal-clear waters of Piccaninnie Ponds offers a unique natural attraction experience.
Mount Gambier Hotel, South Australia's oldest hotel, welcomes visitors with seasonal fare and a wide variety of local beers, wines, and spirits. The town also boasts heritage buildings, shops, cafes, and restaurants, providing a rich cultural experience for visitors. With direct flights to Mount Gambier from Adelaide or Melbourne, accessing this hidden gem on the Limestone Coast is convenient.