Holiday houses & accommodation in Port Hughes

Sitting on the northern edge of the Yorke Peninsula, Port Hughes is a charming coastal town which deserves to be explored. Flawless beaches and calm blue waters await here, just a two hours drive away from Adelaide.

Culinary delights in Port Hughes

For a fine dinner, order a delicious meal at the Deck Bar and Cafe. In order to whet your appetite, you can enjoy a game of golf on the adjacent golf course. Fittingly, the cafe has a large deck where you can sit and enjoy your meal with breathtaking views over the golfing grounds.

Another highlight is Port Hughes Tavern, an upmarket eatery offering some of the best seafood platters in the area. The family-friendly establishment offers generous servings to ensure nobody leaves hungry, and the friendly staff takes good care of its customers.

Learn about the area's Cornish heritage

Head over to the Moonta Mines Museum for an extensive history lesson on the Cornish pioneers. Attracted by the region's rich copper deposits, the first pioneers sailed from Britain and settled in this wild area of Australia in 1861. The museum has a wide array of artefacts, showcasing the Cornish lifestyle during this bustling mining era.

Enjoy the warm weather in Port Hughes

Splash Town is a community water park located a stone's throw away from Port Hughes beach. The park is especially fun for children, who will love playing in the pools and whizzing down slides. The water park makes for a great day out with the family, and it is totally free!

Even though the 400m-long Port Hughes Jetty no longer harbours ships, it remains a great place to wander around, enjoying its seaside charm. Apart from diving and snorkelling, the jetty is also a popular fishing spot, perfect for catching squid and the occasional whiting. If you are lucky you may even catch a glimpse of dolphins in the early morning.

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