Limestone Coast

The Limestone Coast Local Government Association (LCLGA) is the designated Regional Tourism Organisation (RTO) for the Limestone Coast. As a regional subsidiary, the LCLGA represents seven constituent councils and works in partnership with the South Australian Tourism Commission (SATC) to support and advocate for regional tourism development. It currently employs a part-time Regional Tourism Manager.

To find out more about the Limestone Coast, check out our consumer website, drop into a visitor information centre or contact:

Kate Napper
Regional Tourism Manager Manager
T: 0429 875 627
E: [email protected]
W: visitlimestonecoast.com.au 

 

The Obelisk, Limestone Coast
The Obelisk, Limestone Coast

 

 

REGION DOCUMENTS

More information and how tourism is tracking in this region is provided in the documents below:

Value of Tourism - Limestone Coast

FACTSHEET: Tourism statistics for the region: Results for Year Ending December 2024 (released: July 2025).

Regional Profile - Limestone Coast

PROFILE: Results for Year Ending December 2024 - Released: June 2025

South Australian Regional Visitor Strategy 2025 – Limestone Coast

Region-specific priorities outlined in the South Australian Regional Visitor Strategy 2025

Regional Visitor Strategy progress snapshot 2024 – Limestone Coast

Region-specific outcomes achieved in 2024, aligned with the South Australian Regional Visitor Strategy 2025 (released June 2025).

Regional Visitor Strategy progress snapshot 2023 – Limestone Coast

Region-specific outcomes achieved in 2023, aligned with the South Australian Regional Visitor Strategy 2025 (released April 2024).

Regional Visitor Strategy progress snapshot 2022 – Limestone Coast

Region-specific outcomes achieved in 2022, aligned with the South Australian Regional Visitor Strategy 2025 (released May 2023).

Regional Visitor Strategy progress snapshot 2021 – Limestone Coast

Region-specific outcomes achieved in 2021, aligned with the South Australian Regional Visitor Strategy 2025 (released May 2022).

 

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