South Australia - Eyre Peninsula holidays - travel - tours - accommodation |
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Surf beaches, rugged coastal formations and
a marine breeding grounds on the west
coast of
the peninsula.
Whyalla to Port Lincoln - the road down the east coast of the Eyre Peninsula passes through Cowell, once a jade mining centre and now involved in oyster farming. Nearby Point Gibbon has excellent sand dunes and coastline. Head south through the quiet seaside townships of Arno Bay and Port Niell before reaching Tumby Bay with its white beaches and National Trust Museum. Offshore, the Sir Joseph Banks Islands are home to colonies of sea lions and marine birdlife. Port Lincoln - situated at the bottom of the Eyre Peninsula and best known as the tuna capital of Australia. Port Lincoln has several historic buildings and some good lookouts over the coastline. Nearby Cape Carnot and the Lincoln National Park for their spectacular coastlines. Port Lincoln to Ceduna - the west coast of the Eyre Peninsula. Surf beaches, rugged scenic coastlines, good fishing and peaceful isolation. Coffin Bay is a holiday village with quiet beaches, good fishing and nearby national parks. Elliston is a small resort and fishing township with salmon fishing at Lock Wells and spectacular coastal scenery at nearby Anxious Bay and Salmon Point. Streaky Bay is another coastal township offering good fishing.
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