Port Pirie Region Visitor Information
Port Pirie Region
Located in the mid-north of South Australia, the Port Pirie Region offers visitors a diverse range of natural and historical attractions to explore.
Attractions
Port Pirie
The city of Port Pirie is known for its lead smelter and mining history. Visitors can learn about the industry by visiting the Port Pirie National Trust Museum or by taking a guided tour of the smelter. The city also has a bustling main street with shops, cafes, and restaurants.
Port Germein
A 15-minute drive from Port Pirie is Port Germein, a small coastal town known for its impressive 1.5km long jetty. Visitors can walk along the jetty, go fishing, or relax on the beach. The town also has a pub and a general store.
Mambray Creek
A 30-minute drive from Port Pirie is the Mambray Creek camping ground, nestled in the foothills of the Flinders Ranges. Visitors can go bushwalking, birdwatching, or enjoy a picnic by the creek.
Accommodation
The Port Pirie Region offers a range of accommodation options, from caravan parks to motels and bed and breakfasts. Some popular choices include the John Pirie Motor Inn, the Port Pirie Beach Caravan Park, and the Germein Bay Caravan Park.
Getting There
Port Pirie is located approximately three hours north of Adelaide by car. Visitors can also take the regional train service from Adelaide, which stops at Port Pirie.
Visitor Information
For more information about the Port Pirie Region, including accommodation options and upcoming events, visit the Port Pirie Tourism website.