Port Lincoln is the Eyre Peninsula's second largest city, set on the shores of Boston Bay..
Ceduna InformationSitting on the sweeping shores of Murat Bay, Ceduna is blessed with blue skies most days of the..
Elliston InformationThis popular coastal town on the Eyre Peninsula is famed for sightings of whales, sea-lions and..
Baird Bay InformationA spectacular and peaceful part of the South Australian coastline, Baird Bay is teeming with marine..
Penong InformationPenong is the first town you reach as you travel west from Ceduna. It's a good 'watering hole'..
Point Sinclair InformationThe scenic piece of coastline is the breathtaking Point Sinclair. At any angle this location boasts..
Coffin Bay InformationCoffin Bay township is located west of Port Lincoln on the shores of one of the most beautiful..
Smoky Bay InformationSmoky Bay is an ideal family holiday town with safe beaches for swimming, wind surfing and boating...
Tumby Bay InformationSituated on a picturesque sheltered bay 50 kilometress north of Port Lincoln. Tumby Bay is..
Streaky Bay InformationStreaky Bay is a picturesque coastal resort which owes much of its prosperity to harvesting the..
Venus Bay InformationVenus Bay is a picturesque small seaside holiday town which sits on a narrow peninsula overlooking..
Head of Bight InformationPlease note, the viewing platform at Head of Bight is currently closed - it will re-open for the..
See all locations in Eyre PeninsulaThe Nullarbor Plain is 77,000 square miles and stretches 720km. Not surprisingly, the name comes from the Latin Nullus and Arbor, meaning 'no trees'. The Nullarbor region is one of the largest semi arid Karst landforms in the world. There are a variety of caves across this sunburnt landscape, including Murrawijinie Caves north of the roadhouse which have been approved for public access. There's also the Koonalda Cave and Bunabie Blowhole that may be viewed from the top. Most caves however, can only be accessed in the company of National Parks and Wildlife officers or with an accredited caving group.
Just south east of Nullabor is the magnificent Head of Bight, where Southern Right Whales can be seen on their annual migration from June to October.
Imagine a sophisticated city, with everything a major city can deliver in shopping, dining..
Barossa InformationArguably Australia's most commercially important wine region, the Barossa Valley, just an hour's..
Adelaide Hills InformationAs the oldest wine region in South Australia (the first vines were planted in 1839, just three..
Kangaroo Island InformationThis large and visually spectacular island is a microcosm of varying landscapes and different..
Clare Valley InformationThe Clare Valley is just an hour and a half north of Adelaide, but you might as well be a world..
Limestone Coast InformationFamed for its red wines, red soils and red rock lobster, the Limestone Coast is located in the..
Fleurieu Peninsula InformationIt's little wonder Australia's richest landscape art prize is staged on the Fleurieu..
Port Augusta InformationPort Augusta is known as the Crossroads of Australia, where roads from Adelaide, the Flinders..
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