Special Tours
Dunns Bus Service
& Dependable Travel
Are you looking to take an
organised bus tour?
Or maybe a charter is more your style?
Then why not contact
Dunns Bus Service?
Dunns Bus Service the parent company of
Dependable Travel Service, has been in operation and successfully run by Peter & Shirley Dunn since 1976.
For many years a major part of the business was the school bus runs, then later on organised coach tours to all parts of Australia were incorporated into the business.
Today you can travel in comfort and style aboard our fully air conditioned 5 star coach!
Featuring: Air Conditioning, Seat Belt Equipped, Lay Back Cloth Seats, DVD & Toilet if nature calls.
So the next time you are thinking about an organised bus tour or group charter why not contact the team at Dunns Bus Service and let us tend to your needs.
CONTACTS:
Kadina:
Peter Dunn 08 8821 1565
or 08 8821 4147
Bruce Woodcock 08 8821 4147
Adelaide:
Maxine 08 8231 4002
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Tourist Attractions
Yorke Peninsula
Yorke Peninsula, South Australia
Renowned for their cruisy atmosphere and laidback lifestyle, the beaches of Yorke Peninsula are great places to go swimming, surfing, fishing or on a family picnic.
Snorkling around the best beaches of South Australia
Here, you can stroll in the shallows to catch blue swimmer crabs by the bucketload, dive for crayfish and scallops, or throw out a line for garfish, tommy ruffs and King George whiting.
As well as fishing holidays, the Yorke Peninsula has many fascinating heritage museums for you to tour. Hike through untouched wilderness, taste Barley Stacks Shiraz at the region's first winery, or relax with a book under a beach umbrella. And the locals are so friendly. You'll be warmed by the welcome and reinvigorated by your stay.
> Learn more about the Yorke Peninsula
Kadina
Kadina (aboriginal meaning Lizard Plain) is the largest town on the Yorke Peninsula, and is a thriving commercial centre. It has a population of around 4200 people.
Kernewek Lowender 2009
The Kernewek Lowender - Copper Coast Cornish Festival is Australia's largest Cornish festival. It is held to celebrate the early mining heritage of the Yorke Peninsula country towns of Kadina, Moonta and Wallaroo.
The festival is held over seven days with the highlight being 'The Big Weekend'. The festival is packed with a variety of traditional Cornish activities and other festival like events.
> Learn more...
Innes National Park
Innes National Park, South Australia
On the southern tip of the Yorke Peninsula, Innes National Park encompasses spectacular coastal landscapes, a diversity of wildlife habitats and a wide range of recreational opportunities. Hear the waves crash on the beaches, the wind whispering through the sheoaks, view the rugged coastlines sculpted by the Southern Ocean and wander through remnants of South Australias mining and maritime history.
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The Farm Shed Museum
and Tourism Centre
Interpretive displays in the National Trust museum bring together the stories and farming collection that has been growing for the last 40 years. Yorke Peninsula is renowned for its innovation in dryland farming machinery and techniques. The stump-jump plough was just the beginning! See it in action on the screen in the landclearing display and don't miss 'Her Side of the Story' about women on farms.
> Learn more...
Did you know?
What is The Copper Coast?
The Copper Coast is famous for having some of South Australia's best holiday beaches.
This region of the Yorke Peninsula, located in South Australia and comprising town such as Kadina, Moonta, Wallaroo, Paskeville and Port Hughes, is rich with history and thriving with coastal developments.
The region also hosts significant extractive industries, including limestone, granite, dolomite, gypsum, copper and sand mining.
> Learn More...
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The information above was taken originaly from the following sources:
www.southaustralia.com
www.coppercoast.sa.gov.au
 
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