Tintinara, South Australia, postcode 5266, is a small rural town located along the Dukes Highway between Adelaide and Melbourne, making it a popular rest stop for travelers. Known for its flat, semi-arid landscape, Tintinara is part of the iconic Limestone Coast region. The town is famous for its unique "Tintinara Crayfish" and the nearby Tintinara Conservation Park, which showcases native wildlife and vegetation. Historically, Tintinara was a vital railway and farming hub, and remnants of its heritage can still be seen today. Despite its modest size, it offers essential amenities and a peaceful outback charm, attracting visitors seeking a glimpse of rural Australian life.
| Postcode: | 5266 |
| State: | SA |
| Coordinates (lat/long): | -35.902842, 139.815539 |
| Federal Electorate: | Barker |