Blackfellows Caves is a charming coastal township in South Australia's Grant Council area, approximately 37 kilometers southeast of Mount Gambier. Renowned for its stunning limestone bluffs and sea caves, the area offers two tranquil beaches: the 1.4-kilometer-long eastern beach, protected by offshore reefs, and a western beach ideal for fishing. The township provides a selection of holiday houses and campgrounds, catering to visitors seeking a peaceful retreat. Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy activities like fishing, boating, and exploring the Nene Valley Conservation Park, which preserves coastal vegetation typical of the region.
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