One of the larger towns in the Fleurieu Peninsula, Yankalilla has retained its 'old village' atmosphere, with the pretty Bungala River flowing through the township. Take a walk along the tree-lined streets, admiring the rural architecture and cottage gardens.replacenewlinereplacenewlineYankalilla is home to the first country Josephite school, opened by Saint Mary McKillop in 1867, which is now a private residence.replacenewlinereplacenewlineIn town you'll find a famous bakery, a well-stocked supermarket, banking facilities, a great pub and a number of art, craft and bric-a-brac stores for the keen bargain hunter. Drop into the Visitor Information Centre for maps and advice on things to do. A must-see while in Yankalilla is the town's historical museum, which is constantly being highly rated by visitors.
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