With the towns main commercial activity of cray fishing (October to April), the town is popularly known among locals and tourists as the home of the giant lobster named ‘Larry’.
 

There is a Analematic Sundial in the town centre, as well as a museum with a fascinating collection of artefacts and local heritage. Also located adjacent to the caravan park is the Cape Jaffa Lighthouse. This lighthouse was previously situated out at sea on the treacherous Margaret Brock Reef, before being dismantled in 1972 and rebuilt in Kingston itself.

Source: Limestone Coast Tourism

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