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Mount Gambier Visitor Centre: Your Gateway to the Limestone Coast

Your adventure starts here! Discover Mount Gambier & the Limestone Coast with expert advice, maps, & local secrets at our central hub.

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The Mount Gambier Visitor Centre is the perfect starting point for exploring the natural wonders of the Limestone Coast. Knowledgeable staff provide brochures, maps, and local insights to help you discover the region's sinkholes, crater lakes, caves, and more. It also offers souvenirs, public restrooms, and ample parking.

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35 Jubilee Hwy E, Mount Gambier, South Australia, 5290, AU
Monday
9 am-5 pm
Tuesday
9 am-5 pm
Wednesday
9 am-5 pm
Thursday
9 am-5 pm
Friday
9 am-5 pm
Saturday
10 am-4 pm
Sunday
10 am-4 pm

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    Getting There

    Walking

    From the intersection of Commercial Street East and Jubilee Highway East, walk east along Jubilee Highway East for approximately 200 meters. The Mount Gambier Visitor Centre will be on your left, at 35 Jubilee Highway East. This is a straightforward walk along the main road.

    Public Transport

    Mount Gambier's city bus services operate with several loops, all starting and ending at the bus stop on Ferrers Street, near Coles. From the Ferrers Street bus stop, transfer to a loop that includes a stop near the Jubilee Highway East. Alight at the stop closest to the Visitor Centre, then walk approximately 100 meters east along Jubilee Highway East to reach the center. A single bus fare within Mount Gambier costs around $2.40 - $15.82.

    Taxi/Ride Share

    From any location within Mount Gambier, a taxi or rideshare service can provide direct transport to the Visitor Centre at 35 Jubilee Highway East. Input 'Mount Gambier Visitor Centre' into your ride-share app, or provide the address to the taxi driver. A short taxi ride within the city typically costs between $10 and $20, depending on the distance and time of day.

    Local tips

    Grab a map and brochure: Maximize your visit by collecting maps and brochures detailing local attractions, walking trails, and driving routes.
    Ask the experts: Chat with the knowledgeable staff for personalized recommendations and insider tips on the best things to see and do.
    Utilize the facilities: Take advantage of the clean public restrooms, ample parking, and disabled access.
    Plan your transportation: Inquire about bus schedules, routes, and ticketing options for exploring the region.
    Borrow a bike: Explore Mount Gambier's scenic trails and parks with free bike hire from the Visitor Centre.

    Discover more about Mount Gambier Visitor Centre

    Located in the heart of Mount Gambier, the Mount Gambier Visitor Centre serves as the premier information hub for tourists exploring the Limestone Coast. Knowledgeable and friendly staff offer personalized advice, brochures, and maps to help visitors discover the region's diverse attractions. Here, you can learn about the area's unique geological features, including the iconic Blue Lake, the fascinating sinkholes like Umpherston Sinkhole, and the intricate cave systems. The center also provides information on local events, activities, accommodations, and dining options. Souvenirs are available for purchase, allowing you to take a piece of Mount Gambier home with you. The Visitor Centre provides essential amenities such as public restrooms, ample parking (including large vehicle parking), and disabled access. After-hours information is available at the front door, ensuring that visitors can access assistance at any time. The center also acts as a transportation hub, with bus departures and ticketing services available. Free bike hire is available, encouraging visitors to explore the city's many parks and trails. Whether you're seeking adventure in the sinkholes, exploring the region's history, or simply looking for local tips, the Mount Gambier Visitor Centre is an invaluable resource for making the most of your visit to Mount Gambier and the Limestone Coast.
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