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Whether you’re looking for somewhere to take a stroll or somewhere to catch your next meal, the Port Hughes Jetty ticks all the boxes. Reaching out roughly 400 metres from the shore into water 6–7 meters deep, there's an abundance of blue swimmer crabs, tommy ruff, garfish and squid below the waterline.

Once serving the shipping industry, today the jetty’s focus is firmly fixed on recreation. It’s not a bad place to visit at any time of day, but it can be particularly picturesque at sunrise and sunset.

Feel welcome and right at home every time you visit Drakes Moonta. The family-owned independent grocer has all the brands you know and trust, including favourites from South Australian producers.

You’ll find grocery, fruit and veg, deli, meat, bakery and even general merchandise in-store. Whether you’re stopping in for a loaf of bread or your weekly needs, the team will be ready to serve you with their friendly smiles.

Drakes Moonta is open from 7.30 am to 8 pm on weekdays and 8 am to 8 pm on weekends.

Find all your favourite pub fare at Port Hughes Tavern – steak, schnitzels and seafood platters are just the beginning. Enjoy their huge range of tap and craft beers and extensive wine and cocktail menu.

Plus there’s a Friday Night Happy Hour, which includes meat tray prize draws, and the Sunday Sessions are perfect for settling in with friends to enjoy the live music and good conversation.

And being located right across the road from the Port Hughes Jetty, the outlook is hard to beat.

This Greg Norman golf club extends an invitation to golfers of all abilities. Whether it’s a social or competition round you’re looking for, or you want a hit with friends, you’ll enjoy some of the best fairways and greens in South Australia.

Maintained to championship standards, the course takes advantage of the natural contours of the land and its prime position on the coastline.

After the last ball has been played, enjoy a drink and snack in the clubhouse. Memberships are available and guests are welcome.

Built to PGA standard, The Town of 1770 Golf Course is set amidst 68 acres of natural bushland, close to the coast. Enjoy gentle sea breezes and beautiful views as you take on the Par 34 9-hole course or opt for the 18-hole tee.

Play under the watchful eye of resident wildlife, including wallabies and birds, as you enjoy a great day out with friends.

The course is open 7 days, and weekly medley golf competitions run on Thursday, Friday and Saturday. After you’ve finished on the greens, stop for a drink and light snack in the clubhouse.

The 1770 Marina isn’t just a destination for boaties, it’s a place to shop and dine too. Discover fashion, homewares and gifts and award-winning cafes and restaurants. Plus the marina plays host to a range of community events, big and small, including the Nights at the Marina music festival.

It’s also the perfect stepping-off point for a whale-watching tour and day trips to Lady Musgrave Island.

The 1770 Marina offers great options for boaties seeking to secure a marina berth for their vessel.

Whether you’re an experienced bowler or ready to try something new, the 1770 Bowling Club has the right green for you, and you can bowl year-round under the retractable shade cover.

Regular social bowls are held on Tuesdays and Saturdays from 1 pm. There are barefoot bowls every Friday, and senior members are welcome to join the Prime Timers at their regular fortnightly catchups over a meal and a few hands of cards.

This centrally located neighbourhood shopping centre is home to Everfresh IGA Supermarket, Agnes Water Doctors, Bendigo Bank, LiveLife Pharmacy, Bottlemart, and a range health, beauty and food and beverage options.

The centre is open 7 days and is a favourite destination for locals and holidaymakers alike. It’s where you can stock up on your weekly needs with ease. With 166 car parking spaces, a visit is always a breeze.

The historic and famous Urangan Pier is a former deep-water, cargo-handling facility originally built to support the export of sugar, timber and coal. It stretches for almost 1 km into the water, making it one of Australia’s longest piers.

Today, it’s just as popular with fishers as it is with walkers. It’s one of the best fishing spots in the region for whiting. A walk to the end of the pier will reward you with spectacular views of Hervey Bay and the chance to see fish, stingrays, and pods of dolphins.

Located in the Urangan Boat Harbour, the Great Sandy Straits Marina has 176 berths suited to 8-30 metre vessels. It offers long-term and short-term moorings in a secure setting, and facilities include toilets, showers and a laundry.

The marina is also home to restaurants, cafés and boutique shops. It’s the launching point for many tours and activities that take locals and visitors to world-heritage-listed K’Gari (Fraser Island) and into the crystal-clear waters of the Great Sandy Strait marine park for whale watching, fishing, snorkelling, diving and cruising.

The Boat Club is a unique dining and entertainment destination. It’s home to three relaxed dining options – Harbourview Restaurant, with a la carte dining and stunning views, Lighthouse Café which overlooks the marina, and The Deck. All the menus feature the best of the region’s seafood.

On weekdays the boat club comes to life with trivia nights and raffles, and on weekends there’s great live music. It’s a great place to meet friends for a meal and a drink, and to celebrate those big moments and milestones in life.

This challenging 18-hole championship course is set in beautiful natural surroundings, making it a pleasure to spend time there. It has well-bunkered greens and an excellent practice area and welcomes members and guests alike. There’s a pro shop onsite and a team of experts available to help every golfer to make the most of their game.

The clubhouse has recently undergone a multi-million-dollar renovation, which not only makes it the perfect place to pause after a game, but also a lovely place to enjoy a meal with family and friends.