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Experience Kilsby Sinkhole

Kilsby Sinkhole is celebrated for its crystal-clear waters and exceptional visibility, making it one of the best snorkelling  and dive sites in Australia. Whether you’re a seasoned certified diver or a novice snorkellor looking to explore, Kilsby Sinkhole provides an unparalleled underwater adventure. Our guided snorkelling tours cater to all skill levels, ensuring a safe and exhilarating experience.

Immerse yourself in a quick tour of Kilsby Sinkhole, including our accommodation, our gin, and  a deep dive into the water itself, with the Feel Good Family.

Tours & Tastings

Stay At Kilsby Sinkhole

Enhance your visit by staying in our beautifully appointed villas. Nestled in the tranquil farmland surrounding Kilsby Sinkhole, our accommodation offers a peaceful retreat away from the hustle and bustle of city life. Each villa is designed with your comfort in mind, featuring modern amenities and breathtaking views of the natural landscape. Enjoy the perfect blend of adventure and relaxation, with all the comforts of home just steps away from one of Australia’s most stunning natural attractions.

Villa Accommodation Stay At Kilsby Sinkhole

Explore Mount Gambier and Beyond

During your stay, take the opportunity to explore the vibrant city of Mount Gambier. Just 10 minutes away, Mount Gambier is known for its iconic Blue Lake, fascinating cave systems, and rich cultural heritage. Highlights include:

  • Blue Lake: Witness the mesmerizing colour changes of this famous lake.
  • Engelbrecht Cave: Discover the underground beauty of Mount Gambier’s cave system.
  • Local Cuisine: Enjoy delicious meals at a variety of restaurants and cafes.

Plan Your Visit

Whether you’re here for the snorkelling and or sinkhole tours, the diving, the serene accommodation, or the nearby attractions, Kilsby Sinkhole offers an unforgettable experience. Book your stay in our wonderful villas today and discover the best that South Australia has to offer.

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Overhead view of Kilsby Sinkhole by Kate Bennett