Port MacDonnell and District Maritime Museum

The Port MacDonnell and District Maritime Museum is a volunteer-run community museum in Port MacDonnell on South Australia's Limestone Coast, within the District Council of Grant. Housed in a former customs building near the foreshore, it preserves the maritime heritage of what was once South Australia's southernmost port. The museum displays shipwreck relics, lighthouse equipment, fishing industry artefacts and photographs documenting the town's seafaring and commercial history.

Visitors can expect a small, volunteer-run museum in a heritage building close to the Port MacDonnell foreshore. Inside are rooms displaying shipwreck artefacts recovered from the rugged southern coastline, original Cape Northumberland lighthouse optics and equipment, fishing and crayfishing industry memorabilia, photographs, documents and scale models. The setting is intimate and informative, with interpretive panels and volunteers available to explain exhibits. The museum is compact and can be explored on foot at a leisurely pace.