Destination Info
Wool Bay
Yorke Peninsula
Named Wool Bay because it had a cutting in the cliff wide enough to roll a bale of wool down to the beach, this small seaside town, situated between Stansbury and Coobowie, once served as a port for the district's farms and pastoral runs.
Just 224 kilometres from Adelaide, Wool Bay is the perfect place to leave behind a fast-paced life, lie back, relax and enjoy the peace and quiet with its sandy beaches, great fishing and moderate year-round weather.
Things to do:
Visit Barachel Alpacas where you can watch the alpacas graze, or visit the on-farm shop for alpaca wool products.
Walk The Yorke
Wool Bay Jetty
historic lime kilns
fishing
Wool Bay Golf Course
Formerly known as 'Pickering', the town was founded in 1876 and was a wool, grain and lime exporting town.
It took its current name in 1940 and the remains of the uniquely designed lime kilns, can be seen on the cliff top.
Just 224 kilometres from Adelaide, Wool Bay is the perfect place to leave behind a fast-paced life, lie back, relax and enjoy the peace and quiet with its sandy beaches, great fishing and moderate year-round weather.
Things to do:
Visit Barachel Alpacas where you can watch the alpacas graze, or visit the on-farm shop for alpaca wool products.
Walk The Yorke
Wool Bay Jetty
historic lime kilns
fishing
Wool Bay Golf Course
Formerly known as 'Pickering', the town was founded in 1876 and was a wool, grain and lime exporting town.
It took its current name in 1940 and the remains of the uniquely designed lime kilns, can be seen on the cliff top.
