Hotels in Port Pirie, South Australia
Central Hotel
Central Hotel The hotel was first licensed in 1883. "In what would become the heart of the downtown area, the 21 room Central Hotel was built in a record breaking six weeks in time to open for Christmas 1880. Apparently, more than 80 men worked...
Family Hotel
Family Hotel Bar and Grill The Hotel has a character front bar, a large olde worlde dining room, 5 accommodation rooms, balcony with panoramic views of the Southern Flinders Ranges, large open/covered beer garden/ entertainment venue. The...
Federal Hotel
Federal Hotel Opened in 1890 as the Rising Sun Hotel, renamed Federal Hotel in 1900. Being a wharfie's pub it was said that the tower was used to spot arriving cargo ships.
International Hotel
International Hotel The hotel was established in January 1875 as Howe's Hotel and was renamed the International Hotel in 1892.
Portside Tavern
Sportsman Tavern
Sportsman Tavern Opened prior to 1881 as the Globe Hotel and renamed the Sportsman in 1983.
Former Newcastle Hotel
Former Newcastle Hotel Opened prior to 1879 as the Railway Hotel, renamed the Newcastle Hotel in February 1940. "Closed 2010 and is being sold, either as is or for housing" - Peri Strathearn March 2011
Former Port Pirie Hotel
Former Port Pirie Hotel The hotel was closed. Any information on this former Pub would be appreciated
Information on Port Pirie, SA 5540

Port Pirie is a historic regional city on South Australia's Spencer Gulf coast, approximately 220km north of Adelaide. Founded in 1845, it serves as a major industrial and agricultural hub for the mid-north region.
The city features heritage architecture, waterfront parklands, and the Regional Tourism and Arts Centre. Visitors can explore maritime history, enjoy coastal views, and experience authentic country hospitality in this working port city.
Local tourism links
Travel options
Port Pirie is accessible via the Augusta Highway from Adelaide (2.5-hour drive). Regular coach services connect to Adelaide and regional centres.
The city lies on the Adelaide-Perth railway line with passenger services available. Local transport includes taxis and car rentals for exploring the surrounding region and nearby coastal attractions.
- Warnertown (12km)
- Port Germein (18km)
- Crystal Brook (27km)
- Laura (27km)
- Wirrabara (29km)
- Gladstone (34km)
- Melrose (43km)
- Whyalla (43km)
- Caltowie (44km)
- Booleroo Centre (46km)


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