Attractions

Local Attractions

Beautiful, historic Robe is the heritage centre of seafood, wine and coastal delight. Located on the Limestone Coast, South East of South Australia.

In Australia, 340 kms South East of Adelaide, South Australia and 580 kms North West of Melbourne, Victoria.

If you enjoy your holiday in a relaxing coastal retreat with

	fresh, local, gourmet produce and wine
	beautiful beaches
	magnificent views with excellent bushwalks
	fishing, surfing and all types of water sports

then make Robe your destination.

Some of the local attractions include:

Old Robe Gaol

Constructed in 1860/61

Beacon Hill Lookout

Follow the timber boardwalk, approximately 28 metres long and with an overall rise of over 3 metres

Cullen Reserve

At the base of Beacon Hill.

Cape Jaffa Winery

Mount Benson Wine Region

Waterhouse Range Vineyard

West Beach

Exposed ocean beach. Unsuitable for swimming but great for walking.

Long Beach

Eleven kilometres of surf washed sand and weather beaten dunes.

Guichen Bay (pronounced geeshen)

These quieter waters can really be appreciated by walking Long Beach.

The Obelisk

The point where the southern ocean meets the quieter waters of Guichen Bay.

Chinese Monument

The site where in 1857 some 20,000 Chinese landed on their way to the Victorian goldfields.

Little Dip Conservation Park

The Park is diverse and offers many different habitats and 4WD tracks..

The Lakes

Lakes Battye, Pub, Nunan and Fox are a chain of small lakes linked by Drain L and opened to the sea.

Golf Club

A fourteen fairway layout, played as eighteen holes.

Fishing

Rock, beach, harbour, lake, boat fishing and fishing charters.

Surfing

Plenty of Surf for the wave riding enthusiast. Visit one of Australia’s longest running surf shops.

Skating

Have a go on Robe’s recently developed skate park and check out the graffiti art by Jimmy C.