Walk the Limestone Coast offers an unforgettable nature tour experience in Regional South Australia, showcasing the region''s unique landscapes and rich history. The Taste of the Aussie Camino is a 6-night, 4-day walking tour that takes you through Bunganditj/Boandik Country, from the seaside town of Port MacDonnell to the picturesque Penola via Kalangadoo.

This guided nature tour allows you to explore diverse landscapes, including volcanos, sinkholes, wetlands, thriving farmland, pine and native forests. You''ll walk on backcountry roads, alongside paddocks, and sections of bitumen, as you traverse this rich limestone landscape. With a moderate fitness level required, the tour is designed to challenge and inspire, offering time to connect with others and nature.

As you walk, you''ll discover the extraordinary work of May MacKillop, Australia''s only saint, and Father Tenison Woods. The tour begins at Port MacDonnell, where Mary boarded a boat in 1867 to continue her journey to sainthood. On the final day, you''ll visit the Mary MacKillop Interpretative Centre and enjoy a celebration lunch in the famous Coonawarra.

The Taste of the Aussie Camino is more than just a walking tour; it''s an opportunity to slow down, immerse yourself in nature, and learn about Australia''s rich history and culture. We Wander is proud to partner with Walk the Limestone Coast, connecting you with authentic and inspiring nature experiences in Regional South Australia.

The tour includes 6 nights of twin share accommodation in historic hotels, luggage transfer to hotels, entry to the Mary MacKillop Interpretative Centre, and a celebratory multi-course lunch in the Coonawarra Wine Region. With a maximum of 8 walkers plus the leader, the tour offers an intimate and personalised experience, perfect for nature lovers and history buffs alike.

Join Walk the Limestone Coast''s Taste of the Aussie Camino and discover the natural beauty and cultural significance of Regional South Australia.