Edithburgh
South Australia
… a tourist and fishing village!
Come & Play!
Accommodation
Each unit accommodates up to 5 people and is well equipped for a comfortable stay.
Enjoy the foreshore just metres away!
A perfect choice if you are wanting to get-away from the hustle and bustle of every day living.
Location
Easy walking distance to all of the town’s jetty, tidal pool, main street, cafe and hotels.
Swimming
There is a Safe Tidal Swimming Pool directly in front of the units on the beach front.
Comfortable holiday accommodation!
Unlimited Free Wi-fi!
Bring your family or friends, even your dog and enjoy the serenity of the beautiful seaside town of Edithburgh.
Pet friendly! – enclosed back yard with kennel. Contact us prior to booking.
| Spacious dining/kitchen | Electric oven/microwave/fridge |
| Two bedrooms | Cooking appliances/utensils |
| Bathroom inc. hair dryer | Crockery & cutlery |
| Laundry inc. washing machine & iron | Colour TV/DVD/CD/VCR |
| Enclosed outdoor area | Quilts/blankets/pillows |
| Airconditioned & ceiling fans | Outdoor Furniture/gas-bbq |
| Fan forced heating | Car & Boat Parking |
Clan Ranald caters for the fisherman!
We provide an outdoor fish cleaning area with plenty of fridge/freezer space to store your catch. Little jetty buggys are also provided to help you carry your fishing gear from the units to the jetty. Great BBQ facilities are also available.
Edithburgh is a popular fishing spot and is renowned for its stunning underwater views which are much favoured by scuba groups from across Australia. It has a large jetty with a boat ramp nearby. Fish, swim, snorkel, scuba dive or sail board off the great sandy beaches.
Edithburgh is located just 233km from Adelaide and has a population of 450.
Edithburgh was established in 1869 and is Southern Yorke Peninsula’s oldest town. The town was designed with terraces and parklands allowing for a beautiful environment. The Jetty was built in 1873 and salt, gypsum and lime were shipped off to Adelaide. Salt was the major industry of the town and between 1891 and 1900 they were supplying over 40,000 tonnes per year to a variety of salt factories. This business ceased in 1950.
Edithburgh and Troubridge Island are home to a number of shipwrecks one of the worst being the ‘Clan Ranald’ where close to 40 lives were lost. Hence, the name of our Holiday Units.
Nowadays Edithburgh is a scenic tourist and fishing village with all the modern conveniences of a larger town., and an excellent location for the keen fishermen with mullet, yellow fin, whiting and larger fish making their home in these waters. Edithburgh is also home to the Sea Rescue and Police Water Response teams.
Edithburgh boasts some great eating spots, a museum with many fascinating displays including maritime memorabilia, scale models and military displays. It is also within easy driving distance to many other unique seaside towns which are just waiting to be explored.