South East SA Accommodation

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  Best Western Limestone Coast Motor Inn

  43 room 3 1/2 star Best Western property. Family owned and operated. Friendly attentive service, wireless internet access to all rooms. Licensed restaurant & bar. Swimming pool, bbq, enclosed playground area, guest laundry, Austar TV, family rooms, queen size beds.
  
  
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  Lakeside Manor Backpackers Lodge

  Come and stay in luxurious hostel accommodation within a Grand 1880's Sandstone Mansion.
  
  
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  Lemon Gum B&B - SA

  Quiet and peaceful self contained 4 star accommodation just minutes from Mount Gambier, on a 5 acre property with farm animals and an orchard. Perfect for couples and families alike.
  
  
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  Naracoorte Backpackers - SA

  Naracoorte Backpackers Travellers Lodge is a small 40 bed hostel ideally situated halfway between Adelaide and Melbourne. A welcome stopover when visiting the World Heritage listed Fossil Caves at Naracoorte or travelling via The Grampians and the Great Ocean Road. A friendly country hostel
  
  
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  Robetown Motor Inn

  The motel was upgraded in 2005. We now have a heated indoor pool, spa and self catering indoor BBQ area. We even supply towels for the INDOOR HEATED POOL and spa.
  
  
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  The Jail SA

  Located close to the centre of town and will offer you a truly unique experience throughout your stay!
  
  

Mt Gambier, Robe, Beachport, Port MacDonnell

The south east includes beautiful seaside towns and world heritage listed areas such as Canunda and Cooring National Parks and the magnificent Naracoorte Caves. The European influence in this area can be seen in the towns of Robe, Beachport and Port MacDonnell with quaint harbours and sandy beaches where you can enjoy numerous water activities.

Lake Eliza, Lake St Clair and Lake George lie along the coastal area and further south at  Carpenters Rocks you can tour along scenic walkways to visit the most southerly port in South Australia, Port MacDonnell.

This town is a busy base for a large lobster fleet and with the sounds of the bells on nearby trawlers and cosy whitewashed stone cottages the nostalgia of times past is ever present.

Inland at Mt Gambier you can visit the world renowned Blue Lake which rests in a volcanic crater and during the seasons of spring and summer the water reflects a mysterious  irredescent blue colour.

There are many limestone caves and sink holes which formed the sub structure of this region and around Mt Gambier you will find several caves worth visiting. The most accessible is Cave Gardens which is located in the centre of town.