Light Region Visitor Information
Light Region, South Australia
The Light Region is a local government area in South Australia, located north of Adelaide. It covers an area of 6,476 square kilometres and has a population of around 15,000 people. The region is named after William Light, the first surveyor-general of South Australia.
Things to See and Do
Visit Burra
Burra is a historic town in the Light Region, known for its copper mining heritage. Visitors can explore the town's heritage buildings, including the Miners' Dugouts and Burra Town Hall. The Burra Heritage Passport provides access to all the town's museums and attractions.
Discover the Clare Valley
The Clare Valley is a wine-growing region located within the Light Region. Visitors can enjoy wine tastings and tours at the many cellar doors, including Sevenhill Cellars, the oldest winery in the region. Other attractions include the Riesling Trail, a picturesque walking and cycling track.
Explore the towns of the Light Region
The Light Region is home to several charming towns, each with its own unique character. Some of the towns worth visiting include Kapunda, known for its historic architecture and mining heritage, and Freeling, home to the historic restored Freeling Hotel.
Getting There
The Light Region is located approximately 100 kilometres north of Adelaide. Visitors can reach the region by car, using the Main North Road or the Sturt Highway. There is also a regular train service that connects Adelaide with the major towns of the Light Region.
Accommodation
The Light Region offers a variety of accommodation options to suit different budgets and preferences. Visitors can choose from hotels, motels, bed and breakfasts, and holiday rentals. Some of the popular accommodation options include the Burra Motor Inn, the Clare Country Club, and the Kapunda Tourist Park.
Plan Your Visit
For more information about the Light Region, including accommodation, events, and attractions, visit the official tourism website: