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Updated • updatedOct 4, 2025
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Nestled at the crossroads of the Outback and the coast, Port Augusta is a vibrant gateway to some of South Australia's most stunning landscapes and rich history. This charming town offers a unique blend of natural beauty and cultural experiences, making it a must-visit destination for travelers seeking adventure and insight. From the breathtaking views at the Water Tower Lookout to the fascinating exhibits at the Wadlata Outback Centre, there's something here for everyone to enjoy.
As you explore Port Augusta, you'll discover a mix of well-known attractions and hidden gems that showcase the area's diverse offerings. Whether you're wandering through the Australian Arid Lands Botanic Garden, soaking in the local art scene at the Curdnatta Artists' PLATFORM GALLERY, or savoring a cup of coffee at KD's Coffee Shop, each experience adds to the charm of this remarkable town. So pack your bags and get ready to uncover the wonders of Port Augusta—there's a world of adventure waiting for you!
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The Australian Arid Lands Botanic Garden, established in 1996, spans 250 hectares and is situated just 2 kilometers north of Port Augusta on the Stuart Highway. This expansive garden offers breathtaking views of the Flinders Ranges and showcases a diverse array of flora native to the Australian desert. Visitors can explore three walking trails that highlight vegetation from the Great Victoria Desert, Flinders Ranges, Gawler Ranges, and Eyre Peninsula's West Coast.
Absolutely Fabulous. Loved the myriad of walking trails, clearly signposted and easy to follow. Wonderful to walk through so many variations in landscape. The cafe was great, although the wait for food a little long, and my coffee was not terribly warm. The nature inspired ice creams are a must to try though.
Lieske V — Google review
Australian Arid Lands Botanical Gardens
Open 7.30am to sundown daily.
Lovely walking tracks, beautiful variety of plants, even ideas on how to plant out your small yards at home.
Beware the toilet is inside the Cafe building which opens at 10am on weekends so we witnessed several people digging a hole.
Maybe an outhouse is required!
The arid Gardens were great we saw a large variety of birds, especially at the bird guide as it had a pond, we watched over a dozen variety of birds and several shingle back lizards enjoying a drink and several wrens having a bath.
A great morning we had.
The variety of flora and fauna was great to see.
Huge car park.
When entering the inner garden stop and place a donation in the box
The Australian Arid Lands Botanic Garden is a fantastic place to explore the unique beauty of Australia’s dry landscapes. The walking trails are peaceful and well-marked, with incredible views and a wide variety of native plants. The café and gift shop are also lovely touches. A must-visit stop if you’re passing through Port Augusta!
Amazing iced chai and scones. Local tasting plate and ice cream
Beautiful views and lots of info on surrounding areas. Good place to stop and plan your forward journey. Lovely staff
Great little local garden to rest and recharge. I visited in July, some rare plants and local trees began to blossom. there is a nice Cafe and a gift shop, which I bought a few items to support the garden. oh, a cute little donation box do not forget to leave a few gold coin in it.
I also enjoyed playing the time machine, can you tell from the photos (also the instruction photo) what time I visited the garden?
Great place to have a stroll through the gardens.
It's a beautifully layed out arid botanical garden, however dogs are only allowed in picnic areas which aren't worth visiting if you have a dog. This severly limited our experience here and they should look at opening up more spaces for leashed dogs to explore, otherwise there's a whole demographic of travellers you're missing out on.
An amazing array of plants from our arid areas. Who knew there were so many beautiful lush plants and stunning flowers growing out there in such harsh climate. I did the self tour on Sunday in the rain and loved it so much I came back for the guided tour with Shirley on Monday morning. Thoroughly enjoyed it, well worth the visit and definitely jump on the 10am tour.
144 Stuart Hwy, Port Augusta West SA 5700, Australia•
Tourist information center
Visitor Centers
Located in Flinders Terrace, the Wadlata Outback Centre is a top-notch tourist information center that offers a comprehensive journey through the history of the Outback. The center provides valuable insights into the animals that once roamed the area, the Aboriginal presence, early European explorers, and the pioneers who opened up the Outback. With its award-winning status, it serves as a key stop for travelers passing through Port Augusta.
Fantastic experience! Its so interactive. My fault for coming by the end of the day and not having the time to watch every little clips and short movies. Definitely a place to visit if you are in town. You will learn so much!it worth the $25
Elodie G — Google review
Fantastic! A spectacular walk, great gift shop and bonza tucker too. Absolute 'must do' for when in town. No entry Fees.
A great place to visit with the family if you’re in town. Worth the money. Heaps of history and storytelling that could put your minds into wonder. Highly recommend.
Entrance fee is $27 per Adult. A little steep in my opinion but you do get free re-entry for 12 months (non-transferable). Its a good showcase of Aboriginal history and culture, wildlife, European exploration and hardship and linking the country by rail and Telegraph.
Wow! A total surprise that we did on spec. An excellent exhibition covering many areas. It truly would take two days to totally investigate, and the food / coffee is also excellent.
A terrific centre of knowledge of the local community. Great experience of Travelling back in time. Worth the money.
Great little stop for a coffee and to learn about the Outback.
Great facilities, toilets , food learnings.
Be sure to stop and have a look
Lots of interactive displays. Great videos but last one was a bit long. Great displays aside the ones that were all dark as they were having lighting issues. Would certainly recommend a visit 👍 did think it a little expensive at over $50 for two people one a concession too!
41 Flinders Terrace, Port Augusta SA 5700, Australia•
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Lookouts
Water Tower Lookout is a historic iron water tower located just west of Port Augusta. Built in 1882, it now offers panoramic views of Spencer Gulf, salt pans, and the Flinders Ranges. Visitors can climb four flights of stairs to reach the lookout point for a 360-degree view of the city and its surroundings. The area also features attractions like the Australian Arid Lands Botanic Garden and the Military Memorabilia Museum.
This place is worth visiting in Port Augusta. It's not too from the city. It was closed on late Saturday when we visited this site, but it was still enjoyable looking around the place. Just a little walk down the same road brings you to a bend, which provides some beautiful picturesque views of Port Augusta horizon.
Malay A — Google review
Its a water tower designed to increase the water pressure in surrounding houses. Makes for a good lookout. Good views if your half fit. I guess sunrise or sunset would be a good time for photos. 40 steps to the first landing, then another 30 to the top.
🌇 Unique Lookout with Panoramic Views
This quirky lookout offers a fun twist—it’s perched atop a tall water tower, adding a bit of adventure to the climb. Once at the top, you’re rewarded with sweeping views of the city stretched out in the distance. It’s an unexpected vantage point that delivers on both scenery and experience. Well worth a visit if you’re in the area!
Altough it looks scary and steepy. But actually there are some steady railings. The structure of the water tower is fantastic. Design of the steel structure brings everyone a chance to see the different aspects of views.
Glad they decided to repurpose the old water tower. Great views of the surrounds.
Great spot... Clever utilisation of an ancient water tower, to see all around Pt Augusta. Free Entry
Ah, the ol’ water tower!
History abound, impeccable grounds, a staircase that hasn’t changed since it was built - but that VIEW!!
TOTALLY worth the steps to get there, three levels of leg straining and stopping for a quick breath, but when you get to the top it will take your breath away!!
After that you’ll appreciate the view x
Short drive and climbed tower to see Port Augusta and surrounds. Steep climb narrow steps so go slowly if your a bit older 🙏 but I'm not good with heights. So beautiful to look over the area and the hills in distance in the direction to Ceduna.
Mitchell Terrace, Port Augusta West SA 5700, Australia•
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Emergency care service
The Royal Flying Doctor Service Port Augusta Base acts as the main hub for the RFDS Primary Health Care Service, catering to a vast area of 840,000 square kilometers. It offers a wide range of primary health care services to the residents in the far west and northern regions of South Australia.
Airport Rd, Port Augusta West SA 5700, Australia•
Sights & Landmarks
Points of Interest & Landmarks
Lookouts
The Matthew Flinders Red Cliff Lookout offers excellent views of the Flinders Ranges and Spencer Gulf. It is a simple lookout where early explorer Matthew Flinders once stood, providing a great spot to reflect on his journey. The area was first explored by Flinders in 1802, and it holds historical significance as Edward Eyre and J.A. Horrocks also made significant expeditions in the region.
The lookout was very nice, glad you can get relatively close to the edge and actually see alot of the view. It would be nice to walk further down towards the beach and also along the cliffs but with the current heat it will be another trip.
Nick M — Google review
🌊 Tranquil Lookout with Stunning Views
A lovely spot that offers peaceful views over the water—perfect for a quiet moment to unwind. Whether you’re soaking in the scenery or just enjoying the gentle breeze, this lookout is a relaxing escape worth visiting.
Awesome view from lookout. Ample parking 🅿️. Nice and short walk take water bottles with you.
🌊Stunning view on to the flinders ranges. Parking spot is right next to it and there are lots of spaces.
Great little lookout.
Heavily recommended.
No fuss easy place to get to
Watched the Ghan go through just by chance. Nice relaxing views of ranges.
Matthew Flinders look out is stunning for sunset walking relaxing time after you walking day .
It takes 5 min driving from Bent’s cabin park accommodations. You can enjoy the changing colour in dawn with silent soundtrack.
Beautiful deep red colours, an easy walk along the top of the clifftop.
Red Cliffs Loop, Port Augusta West SA 5700, Australia•
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Distance learning center
The School of The Air is a unique educational institution that caters to children living in remote areas of Australia. Utilizing innovative distance learning techniques, it connects students with teachers through radio and online platforms. This allows kids in isolated regions to receive quality education while maintaining their connection to the broader community. The curriculum is designed to be engaging and interactive, ensuring that students not only learn academic subjects but also develop social skills through group activities and projects.
Brotherhood went hard. Thanks MK
James — Google review
59 Power Cres, Port Augusta SA 5700, Australia•
Museum
The RSL Military Museum, located at the RSL Club on Fulham Road, is a treasure trove for enthusiasts of military history and memorabilia. As you approach the museum, you'll be greeted by an impressive West German Leopard 1 tank that proudly stands outside. This remarkable piece is just one of over 100 tanks and armored vehicles that were acquired by the Australian Army from Porsche during the 1970s and 1980s.
This Museum was closed on Sunday, make sure you plan your trip via Port Augusta to Adelaide on a weekday to touch base few local sites.
Suresh B — Google review
Went there excited, only to be let down as it doesn't open on a weekend. Very strange as I would have thought that's when most people travelling or on holidays would visit.
Best RSL in Australia. Great hospitality. Amazing memorabilia.
Well worth cm a visit
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Art gallery
Yarta Purtli Art Gallery offers a diverse collection of artworks by local artists and actively engages with the community through markets, exhibitions, dances, and cultural events. Visitors are encouraged to drop by to explore the ongoing exhibitions and immerse themselves in the vibrant arts scene.
6 Beauchamp Ln, Port Augusta SA 5700, Australia•
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Nestled in the historic Magistrate's Court, Port Augusta Cultural Centre - Yarta Purtli is a hub for Aboriginal art, showcasing regular exhibitions that celebrate the art and culture of local Aboriginal language groups. It complements a visit to the Wadlata Outback Centre by providing insight into the Indigenous history of the region. The center also hosts diverse exhibitions by local and visiting artists, making it an essential stop for art enthusiasts.
This wonderful gallery is such an asset to Port Augusta's vibrant ARTS scene.
Hosting exhibitions by local artists and a range of visiting exhibitions there is always something great to see.
Georgie S — Google review
Fabulous venue for music!
Worth a visit.
6 Beauchamp Ln, Port Augusta SA 5700, Australia•
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The Curdnatta Artists' PLATFORM GALLERY is a volunteer-run gallery located at Port Augusta's Railway Station. It showcases local talent across various art forms, including fine art and crafts. The gallery is housed in the old railway station, offering a spacious display of high-quality artwork and crafts for sale. Visitors can find unique gifts for family and friends while enjoying the extensive range of scarves and other locally made items.
Very well presented and a high standard of art work . Well worth a visit - some lovely things here. Housed in the old railway station building makes an additional feature. Will definitely return anytime I'm travelling through Pt Augusta, also coffee shop next door.
Elena C — Google review
The range of scarves was extensive when I visited in June.
Well displayed and a good price.
I’ve had plenty of positive comments when I wear the beautiful one I bought.
I’d love to visit again and take time to check out at the artwork.
We were catching the Pichi Richi train, so had to get a move on.
What a beautiful gallery and artist workshop and full of local artist work including Georgie that paints rich and colourful works, some transferred onto gorgeous silk scarves. Definitely should visit and chat with friendly local artists.
A spectacular example of local art.showing a great diversity of work. A credit to you all!
Visiting The Platform Gallery is one of the pleasures of coming to Port Augusta. Situated in the old railway station those of us who remember it in the past are thrilled with the transformation the booking office and clerical staff offices into a spacious gallery. A wide range of high quality art and craft is on display and for sale. Finding a gift for family and friends is never a problem at The Platform Gallery.
Wonderful old building, with gloriously high ceilings. A perfect venue for the remarkable artistic talent of Port Augusta and surrounds. A must see on your holiday, especially for that unique gift to take home.
Great spot to veiw local artist art and bits.
Great gift shop and all the while supporting locals.
Why not drop in and have a look you will be surprised I was.
Great location to showcase local artist's work. Lunch at the cafe next door and then spend time browsing the gallery. Absolutely delightful!
2 Stirling Rd, Port Augusta SA 5700, Australia•
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Park
Gladstone Square is a charming oasis nestled in the heart of Port Augusta's central business district. Surrounded by notable landmarks such as the Water Works Barracks and the historic Court House, this spacious plaza offers a delightful escape from urban life. With its lush grassy areas, ample seating options, and a variety of trees including gum trees and palms, it’s an ideal spot for relaxation or picnicking.
Little memorial park in the centre of the town. Always gathering so many people here day and night.
LucyLiao — Google review
Central hub, can park and visit Yarta Pertli art gallery, local library with kids area, supermarket and Wadlata Outback Centre and Visitor Information is not far.
Great place for kids to play when stopping for groceries.
A great place to relax on green grass after travelling the arid areas to and from Port Augusta SA. A shopping centre and toilets just across the road too.
Beautiful relaxing spot in Pt Augusta. Safe for kids and to have a picnic, run around, and play. lots of shade too and close walking to the water .
Great little park in the middle of the town. Toilets, fenced kids play area and lots of grass. Rest of the centre of town looks a bit dead with lots of vacant shops. Park well worth a visit.
Beautiful spot.
Lovely playground appropriately fenced off.
Includes a wheelchair swing.
Plenty of space grassed for picnics or table if preferred. Good parking.
Close to supermarket if you forget anything.
Golf course
Golf club
Port Augusta Golf Club is a picturesque course with a well-equipped clubhouse offering a bar, restaurant, and spacious dining area overlooking the lush greenery. The staff are friendly and accommodating, providing quick tours of the kitchen and warm welcomes to visitors. While the greens may be cut back during off-season maintenance, the overall course is well-maintained and offers great views of the Flinders Ranges. It's an ideal stop for golf enthusiasts looking for a fun round in the outback.
Was able to sneak on after finishing early from work. The guys in the clubhouse were very welcoming & gave me the quick run down/map of the course.
It's a good standard for a country course. The greens were just sanded which was a bit disappointing but not taking points away from maintenance ahead of winter. Rest of the course was a good standard.
Anthony P — Google review
What a wonderful outback golf course we stayed an extra night in Port Augusta just to play again
thank you
Port Augusta Golf Club
Visited on 19/6/2019
Our friends at Victor Harbour play hosts for our group and bri g us to have morning tea with their friends at the golf club.
The club house a bar, restaurant with large di ing area, overlooking the lustrous green course.
I manage to do my usual duty shaping photos of the compound, including some beautiful flowers in bll9m.
We are given a quick tour of the kitchen, and introduced to some staff working in the ,itchen.
Greens were really good. Didn't take any break till the ball slowed. Fairways were pretty good and would take alot of work to keep them that way. Stay on them cause the rough is very. Members very friendly. Thanks
Played here in January and great well watered maintained course. $20 for 9 holes. Great views of the flinders rangers too as the backdrop. Worth the stop on the way though.
Challenging course and well maintained despite the very hot conditions we had during my time in Pt Augusta. The Gentleman who I asked is it possible for a hit was very welcoming and friendly. Had a great time Thank You
Nice country course. A bit agricultural and needs a little TLC. Greens were great, well maintained. Staff were friendly and fun.
We held a wedding at the Golf Course
80 Hamilton Rd, Port Augusta West SA 5700, Australia•
Scenic spot
Mclellan Lookout offers a quick and easy stop along the road, providing a stunning view of the bay and mountains. While there may not be much to explore, it's definitely worth taking a minute to soak in the beautiful scenery.
Awesome lookout 😀
Mindy S — Google review
Definitely needs a lot of Attenion considering The TOURIST I see Going by To Actually arrive at a Lookout, which is a Waste of Time Port Augusta council should really put more effort into the Tourism Sites into this Town
Not alot to see but easy to get to on the road, worth a quick minute
Sadly Missing our Powerstation in background, but it shows a good view across part of our gulf
Beautiful view of the bay and the mountains
Beautiful views
Coffee shop
KD's Coffee Shop is a hidden gem located in the main street of Port Augusta. It offers great takeaway coffee at reasonable prices, making it a convenient stop for a quick caffeine fix. Situated by a hairdresser, you can easily grab your coffee from the window. While there are some bakery options available, the main highlight is definitely the excellent coffee and friendly staff. If you're in the area, it's worth giving KD's Coffee Shop a try for its great service and delicious beverages.
I stopped by Coffee at KD’s, a little hole-in-the-wall coffee shop, and was pleasantly surprised. The coffee is fantastic, easily one of the best in the area!
Despite the small size of the place, the service is incredibly friendly and welcoming, which really adds to the experience.
M T — Google review
Popped past for coffee while visiting Pt Augusta for work - really good coffee! And lovely people. The shakes and smoothie options looked good too. Served in compostable take away cups. X
Awesome coffee and chai 👌🏼 have tried a few places in town and this was by far the best.
Great made to order sandwiches & rolls. Fresh salad bowls & flakey sweets.
Great takeaway coffee, reasonably priced! Grab from the window at the hair dressers. A few bakery options for a treat but we didn’t grab any.
Really great coffee. My favourite is the ice coffee. Soooo yummm!!!
Great ‘hole in the wall’ coffee stop in the main street at Port Augusta.
Tricky to pick the right place for good coffee when travelling, but got it right today. Perfect espresso and flat white.
43 Commercial Rd, Port Augusta SA 5700, Australia•
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Fishing store
Tackle World Port Augusta is a hidden gem for outdoor enthusiasts, especially those passionate about fishing and camping. Often overshadowed by outdated perceptions, this vibrant hub offers exceptional service and a welcoming atmosphere. Visitors can find everything they need for their adventures, from top-notch fishing gear to quality camping supplies. The store's selection includes popular brands like Yetti, ensuring that you’re well-equipped for your next expedition into the stunning Flinders Ranges and Outback region.
Excellent service and had everything I was looking for in store!!
Scott K — Google review
Great service. Great people. Anything u need for fishing or camping. Love the Yetti gear too
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Gardens
Homestead Gardens is a garden center that offers a wide variety of plants, particularly succulents, at affordable prices. It is also a great place for children, as there are peacocks, chicks (soon), a friendly horse, a talking parrot, and interesting old wares to see. The owner is friendly and willing to engage in conversation while enjoying coffee or using the toilet facilities. Overall, it is an intriguing destination that is definitely worth visiting.
Lots and lots of plants. Mostly Succulents. Good prices. Great for kids. 7 yr old loved the peacocks, chooks (Chicks soon), friendly horse, talking parrot and the "strange" plants lol. Plus coffee, toilet, interesting old wares, friendly chat with owner.
Fascinating place all up. Definitely worth a visit.
Buying plants? Buy local and support local business 😉
Didn't think of taking photos. Next time...
Helen A — Google review
Not a great deal of plant varieties offered. Staff were talkitive, friendly and nice. It was great to see the animals but they were not very accessible to look at, apart from the horse, which we were allowed to pat. For buying plants there was not much to choose from and selection was extremely limited; as a family outing experience the petting zoo at Stone Hut is worth the extra drive over stopping here.
Excellent friendly. The grandkids loved the horse.
Wonderful knowlagble people great plants and atmosphere
She knows her plants! Exquisite and clearly a passion for plants I can recommend Homestead Gardens to the FULLEST!!
Bit hard to find needs better advertising as to directions-mostly succellents
Its ok to visit
Augusta Hwy, Port Paterson SA 5700, Australia•
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Park
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Playgrounds
Keith Jones Memorial Park is an excellent choice for a family barbecue or gathering, offering a safe playground in a spacious setting. However, it is important to note that the restroom facilities require more frequent inspections as there have been instances of needles being found. Despite this drawback, the park provides ample shade, well-maintained lawns without any litter, and a designated area with tables and benches for relaxation.
Great park for the family to enjoy, plenty of shade, BBQ, playground, public toilets and more than enough room for the kids to run around...what a shame homestead park next door is no more
SalParadise57 — Google review
Awesome park for the Kids , Always well Kept, Definitely went down hill and for the Crossroads of Australia this place should be nuked its Disgraceful
Great spot for a rest and relaxation
Public toilets at Lions jubilee park! Toilet on this park are closed
Great place for a family bbq or gathering safe playground in a large area! The toilets however need to be checked more often since there can be needles found in them apart from that great location!
Nice spot, kids playground.Macdonalds less than 5 mins walk and Caltex servo. BBQ and undercover seating/eating area...nice green lawn
Well kept lawns no rubbish around, activity area for children, tables and benches.
Lovely green grass area for children, good bins, play equipment is good but does not suit for younger children
Seaview Road / Elsie Street, Port Augusta SA 5700, Australia•
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Was my favourite location at Sunrise 😉Definitely glad I have taken a collection of photos,So glad I was able to go for a walk on it 😉
Amanda J — Google review
Did not manage to see the wooden part of the bridge there anymore. Not sure if it’s vanished or removed.
Cute but closed off which is unfortunate
Great picnic spot, public art and nice views
Great bit of history, of Great western bridge and barge #4
Yay upgrades :)
Love walking across here
Peaceful to drive across too
Its fenced off at the moment
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