The Naracoorte Caves World Heritage inscription recognises the extensive fossil record of the park. The caves have acted as pitfall traps, collecting animals for at least 500,000 years, preserving the most complete fossil record we have for this period of time. The bones of Megafauna species such as Thylacoleo carnifex Marsupial Lion, Thylacine, Zygomaturus and sthenurine kangaroos are found within the 100 fossil deposits found to date. Naracoorte Caves contain clues to help interpret the geological and evolutionary history of Australia.

Naracoorte Caves National Park has several developed walking trails. A short walk from the Wonambi Fossil Centre to Wet Cave has interpretive signage and twists its way through remnant native vegetation. The World Heritage trail is 1.2 km long, beginning adjacent to the entrance road making its way to the Victoria Fossil Cave. Interpretive signage gives in depth information of the park's World Heritage values, relating them to the features of the landscape. The trail from Victoria Fossil Cave to Stoney Point picnic area passes through a diversity of vegetation types including dry sclerophyll forest, Redgum woodlands and open savannah grassland. Throughout the park are examples of exotic tree and shrub plantings - a relic of the park's long history as a place for recreation and learning

The Limestone Coast is a culinary delight, and the relaxed, friendly lifestyle ensures plenty of time to savour the region's sensational food and wine. Few places boast such home-grown variety and world-class quality, ensuring award-winning menus at local bistros, cafes, coffee shops and restaurants are not to be missed.

As home to Australia's Rock Lobster Capital, the Limestone Coast's sensational crayfish harvested from the cold waters of the Southern Ocean is a sought-after delicacy. But inland, there are just as many attractions, from grain-fed beef to spring water barramundi, and succulent lamb.

Coonawarra is famous for full-bodied red wines and the rich, red terra rossa soils on which the vines flourish. It is situated between Adelaide and Melbourne, just the perfect stopover on the drive between South Australia and Victoria. The Coonawarra Cigar is a single, 20 kilometre strip of the famous limestone-based soil, so Coonawarra's 25 cellar doors can all be found along one straight stretch of the Riddoch Highway. And what a stellar cellar line up it is, with names like Hollick Winery, Rymill Coonawarra, Bowen Estate, Wynns Coonawarra Estate and Yalumba. These are some of the wineries responsible for earning Coonawarra a host of international awards in recent years. The region has taken out more Jimmy Watson Trophies for Australia's best one-year-old red wine than any other wine district.