heritage Aboriginal heritage Little is known about Aboriginal heritage associated with the Neptune Islands. While it is likely that the islands can be seen from the Eyre Peninsula coastline and that the Islands may have more accessible to aboriginal people during the recent ice age than during the present day, Native Title claims lodged in 1996 and 1997 respectively for southern Eyre Peninsula by the Barngarla and the Nauo peoples did not include the Islands. Lighthouse facility The keepers' cottages, store, outbuildings, stone fences, stone rainwater tanks, grave sites & footings of the now-removed first lighthouse collectively known as the South Neptune Island Lighthouse Complex are protected under the Heritage Places Act 1993 (SA) and the Development Act 1993 (SA). Shipwrecks Frances, cutter, wrecked at South Neptune Island on 29 August 1840. Venus, cutter, wrecked at North Neptune Island on 14 June 1946. Yandra, motor vessel, ran aground in dense fog onto South Neptune Island on 25 January 1959. Saint Michele, fishing boat, wrecked at South Neptune Island on 30 March 1965. Gloridia V, cray-fishing boat, wrecked at North Neptune Island on 12 March 1977. Cinderella, fishing boat, wrecked at Low Rocks on 24 May 1982. Gypsy Rose, fishing boat, wrecked on South Neptune Island on 14 January 1988. See also References External links Wikivoyage: Diving in South Australia/Shark cage diving at the Neptune Islands North Neptune Island South Neptune Island Islands of South Australia Uninhabited islands of Australia Underwater diving sites in Australia Great Australian Bight Tourist attractions in South Australia