Cape Jervis, located at the south-western tip of the Fleurieu Peninsula is a small fishing village most notably known for being the northern terminus for the Sealink ferry across to Kangaroo Island. Not much to offer in town aside from a pub, store, a wind farm and a unique lighthouse at the ocean's edge. To the south of the town is a great lookout offering excellent westerly views over the town and over to Kangaroo Island. Deep Creek Conservation Park also lies nearby where camping is permitted. It also marks the start of the great Heysen Trail walking track which continues all the way to the Flinders Ranges.

Population: 200
State: South Australia
Postcode: 5204
Local Government: District Council of Yankalilla
Location: 106km south of Adelaide
Main Roads: Main South Road (Fleurieu Way) 
Main Watercourses: St Vincents Gulf (Backstairs Passage)
Radio Stations (Music): Nova FM (91.9), Power FM (99.7), Mix 102.3 (102.3), Triple M (104.7), Triple J (105.5), SAFM (107.1), Life FM (107.9)

Photos from Cape Jervis (Click on thumbnail for full sized image):
 

	Looking west over Cape Jervis from Sheep Hill (2003).
	The Cape Jervis light house (2003).
	Main South Road, looking east in Cape Jervis (2003).
	The Kangaroo Island Sealink about to depart from the Cape Jervis terminal (KI in the distance). The B23 route ends here and starts again on Kangaroo Island - one of the only Australian routes to continue over a substantial body of water. (2003).