(Yorke Peninsula), is a traditional tourist resort in South Australia, covering an area of more than 13,000 square kilometers, and the nearest location is Adelaide110, the capital of South Australia. Hundreds of kilometers of coastline are littered with beaches and cliffs like Ocean Road. The (Innes National Park) National Park at the end of the peninsula is wild. There are also many seasonal salt lakes on land, and the dry season is spectacular.
York Peninsula has a dozen small towns, fishing, swimming, surfing is the best way to relax here. Here rich seafood, everywhere hook will not return empty-handed, in addition to the big blue crab, oysters, abalone, sea urchins and so on is also a specialty here. There are plenty of surfing treasures at the southwest end.
Speaking of diving, you must think of the Great Barrier Reef, but the Yorkshire Peninsula is also one of the main diving areas in Australia. There are a lot of diving routes to choose from, and Victoria Bay, which has eight shipwrecked waters, is also a diving site.
As a tourist destination, York Peninsula can be said to have everything. At the end of 2016, the travel Bible, Lonely Planet, listed South Australia as the world's top 10 tourist destination in 2017, making it the only region on the list.
York Peninsula as one of the main areas of natural credit! Last year, more than 49, 50 million tourists visited the Yorkshire Peninsula, averaging three nights, accounting for 12 percent of South Australia's total, ranking fourth, according to the South Australia Tourism Board.
More striking than this, the hotel has only 125 rooms, or 2.29% of South Australia's total, a surprisingly small number, both up and down. Although there are RV parks and campsites everywhere, the serious lack of service accommodation is clearly hampering the development of tourism on the peninsula. However, it is understandable that South Australia has only been in recent years, from unknown, remote states to the top ten of the world's top rankings.
Four hundred and ninety thousand visitors in 125 rooms? Of course not!
York Peninsula is catching up, and for investors, opportunities are in the middle.