Cabbage Tree Harbour

There are no restaurants or shops located directly on Cabbage Tree Harbour, but visitors can find a variety of dining options in nearby towns like Mount Gambier and Port MacDonnell. Local cuisine includes fresh seafood, regional produce, and locally produced wine.

Accommodations near Cabbage Tree Harbour include holiday homes, cabins, and bed and breakfasts. The nearby towns of Mount Gambier and Port MacDonnell offer a wider variety of accommodations, including hotels, motels, and camping grounds.

Cabbage Tree Harbour has few amenities, so visitors should plan their trip accordingly. The beach does not have any lifeguards on duty or public restrooms, and dogs are not allowed on the beach. Visitors should bring their own food and drinks as there are no nearby shops or restaurants.

activities available at Cabbage Tree Harbour include swimming, snorkeling, and fishing. Visitors can also explore the nearby rock pools and take a walk along the beach.

There is a small parking lot available for visitors, and parking is free. However, the lot is limited and may fill up quickly during peak season.

Fun fact: Cabbage Tree Harbour is named after the Cabbage Tree palm, a type of palm tree that was once abundant in the area.

The main attraction at Cabbage Tree Harbour is the scenic view of the rocky coastline and the beautiful blue waters. Visitors can take a walk along the rocky shore or explore the nearby Carpenter Rocks Conservation Park. The park offers hiking trails, picnic areas, and scenic lookouts.