Located in stunning Edithburgh on the Southern Yorke Peninsula just a comfy two and a half hour drive from Adelaide (minus toilet stops. ALL the toilet stops) and smack bang on the Esplanade in prime position in front of the jetty. These are the perfect apartments to base yourself for a trip through Yorkes. It’s also just a hop skip and a jump over the road to the famous Edithburgh Tidal Pool too!
The accommodation here is just what you need, with modern and updated decor and styling, and all the amenities you need when you come home after a big day of exploring. With 2 bedrooms, featuring a queen bed in one plus 2x singles, this will comfortably fit a family of 4. The bathroom was nice and modern, the kitchen had all the kitchen things you would expect and there is a laundry room at the back of the property as well. We did find the beds a tad short for those taller folk, but overall it is sensational value for money and an ideal spot to rest your head.
We loved the huge grassed area at the back of the property, which is perfect for the kids to run around and kick they footy, but having the fabulous Edithburgh foreshore greet you as the open your front door was just spectacular. Make sure you check out the jetty across the road or do what we did and follow the ‘Walk the Yorke’ trail for a few km’s for the ideal morning stroll.
There is room for your boat, and you are adjacent the all weather modern boat ramp facilities + yep, there are fish cleaning facilities on site too.
This place has to be our top pick for a wonderful affordable Yorkes stay.
Where: 20 O’Halloran Parade, Edithburgh SA 5583
Phone: (08) 8852 6132
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