Cape Douglas

Cape Douglas is a coastal locality in South Australia's Limestone Coast region, approximately 386 km southeast of Adelaide and 24 km south of Mount Gambier. Overlooking the Southern Ocean, it stretches from Jones Bay in the west to Middle Point Headland in the east, encompassing the Cape Douglas headland and Umpherstone Bay. The area is predominantly agricultural, with conservation zones like the Douglas Point Conservation Park, which features exposed limestone, sea cliffs, sandy beaches, and dense coastal vegetation. This park offers opportunities for fishing, diving, and bushwalking.