Port Broughton Holiday Deals

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Holidays in Port Broughton

Can't sleep? Tossing and turning all night? Could be that intrepid spirit of yours! So what are you waiting for? Get up, dig out your passport and book a trip to Port Broughton!

It sits 1,050 kilometres west of Australia's capital, Canberra.

Bring a picnic hamper and a blanket for a relaxing lunch by the water at Simms Cove or Whyalla Foreshore.

Would you like to venture outwards? Snowtown is 35 kilometres to the southeast of Port Broughton and Crystal Brook is 40 kilometres to the northeast. Jump in the car and discover what's out there!

Locals often make the journey to Moonta Bay. This place is 60 kilometres to the southwest and not far from Port Hughes Jetty, Port Hughes Waterfront Park and Moonta Bay Jetty. If you're staying a little while, remember to visit Port Hughes Boat Ramp and the Moonta Mines Railway and Museum.

Experience the region's landscapes from a new angle and sign up for some hiking or four-wheel driving. They're both popular hobbies in this corner of the globe.

If you're feeling a little fatigued, take the opportunity to spend time out in the open and go shore fishing. If that's not your style, camping might leave you feeling more relaxed.

Too many things to see and do? Sometimes the best way to discover a place is to get involved in a tour. The region boasts some excellent wildlife spotting tours, culinary tours and winery tours.

If you'd like to get outdoors and get wet, why not plunge headlong into a few watersports like swimming or snorkeling? All you need is some sun cream and a sense of fun.

Whether you enjoy chasing Michelin stars or munching on a snack from a street stall, sampling the local food and drink is one of the best things about travelling. So why not tingle your taste buds by tucking into some of the region's mouthwatering offerings?

Typical fare here tends to include beef and dairy products, two of the staple ingredients for which the area is famous for plating up.

Don't pass up the chance to dig into a plate of salt and pepper squid or meat pie. These well-loved meals are what South Australia is all about.

'Stressed' spelled backwards is 'desserts', and that's no coincidence. There's no more scrumptious way to let your concerns melt away than with peach melba, a treat that's often found on dining tables here.

For those who love a satisfying pint, hunt down a cosy bar and ask for Southwark Premium. It's best enjoyed with a side of storytelling and mingling with the locals.

Neat, on ice, in a cocktail — it doesn't matter! A couple of rounds of Bundaberg Spiced Rum will kick start your night out! It's a favourite with locals, and it's certainly worth a try.

It doesn't matter if you're a wine connoisseur or you don't know your whites from your reds, you're sure to love a taste of the local Coonawarra Cabernet Sauvignon or Riverina Chardonnay.

When you're ready to pack your suitcase and head home, the closest terminal, Adelaide Airport (ADL), is 160 kilometres to the south.