Milich's Landing and Daisy Bates Reserve

Milich's Landing is a historically significant site located in Pyap, South Australia.

It offers visitors the chance to learn about the life and work of midwife Ernstine Pauline Milich and journalist Daisy Bates. The landing is marked with a plaque in Daisy Bates Reserve.

Visitors to Milich's Landing and Daisy Bates Reserve can explore the rich history of Pyap. They can take a guided tour to learn about Ernstine Pauline Milich, who delivered over 200 babies, including her own children. The landing also has a memorial dedicated to her. In Daisy Bates Reserve, visitors can learn about Daisy Bates' documentation of the lifestyle and culture of aborigines in the area.

The best time to visit Pyap and explore Milich's Landing and Daisy Bates Reserve is during the spring months. This is when the town experiences mild temperatures and low rainfall, providing comfortable weather for exploring the area's natural beauty.

To reach Milich's Landing and Daisy Bates Reserve, visitors can drive from Adelaide in approximately 3 hours. They can take the National Highway A20 to Pyap. Alternatively, buses and private transfers are available. The nearest airport is in Renmark, about 45 km away. From there, visitors can rent a car or take a taxi to reach the landing and reserve.