Coorong National Park 
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Coorong National Park (300 sq.km) was established mainly to protect its rich bird life and fascinating coastal scenery. A long, narrow lagoon, never wider than 3 km, and shallow saltpans are sheltered from the surf by the high sand dunes on the long Younghusband Peninsula. The area is frequented by cormorants, pelicans and ibises.
Address:
National Parks and Wildlife South Australia Coorong and Lakes District Office, Box 105, Meningie, SA 5264, Australia
Tips: Access from Adelaide on the Princes Highway (Highway 1), going southwest, to Meningie (160km) or Kingston, then south along the coast. The best time to visit is Sep.-May.
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