Lower Eyre Peninsula attractions

The Lower Eyre Peninsula in South Australia is a must-visit destination for travelers due to its diverse range of attractions. One of the region's highlights is its world-famous aquatic activities, such as shark cage diving, swimming with dolphins and sea lions, and intimate whale watching tours. Additionally, the area is known as a major seafood hub, offering fresh and delicious seafood, including the renowned Coffin Bay Oysters. Travelers can also explore the Seafood Frontier road trip, which showcases the region's signature wineries and seafood restaurants. The Eyre Peninsula is famous for its pristine landscapes, stunning beaches, and rich wildlife, making it an ideal place for outdoor adventure and relaxation. Notable attractions include Tumby Bay, Port Lincoln, Port Lincoln National Park, Memory Cove, and Whalers Way. With these captivating attractions, the Lower Eyre Peninsula provides unforgettable experiences in a beautiful and diverse setting.

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Coffin Bay Lookout

Coffin Bay

Coffin Bay Lookout, located in Coffin Bay, South Australia, is a popular attraction known for its stunning views of the surrounding coastline and holiday cottages.

Coffin Bay National Park

Coffin Bay

Coffin Bay National Park, located on the Eyre Peninsula in South Australia, is a nature lover's paradise.

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Coffin Bay Oyster Walk

Coffin Bay

The Coffin Bay Oyster Walk is an 8km coastal walking trail that passes through Coffin Bay and Kellidie Bay.

First Landing Site

Port Lincoln

The First Landing Site Port Lincoln is a historic location in Port Lincoln, South Australia.

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Greenly Beach

Coulta

Greenly Beach Coulta is a serene and scenic destination for surfing and swimming.

Memory Cove

Port Lincoln

Memory Cove Port Lincoln is a stunning travel destination located in Lincoln National Park in South Australia.

Memory Cove Wilderness Protection Area

Lincoln National Park

Memory Cove Wilderness Protection Area is a protected area in South Australia, located on the south-eastern tip of Jussieu Peninsula on Eyre Peninsula and on nearby islands.

Oyster Walk

Coffin Bay

Oyster Walk is a popular walking trail in Coffin Bay, South Australia, that follows the foreshore along the town of Coffin Bay. The trail is well maintained and flat, making it an easy walk to explore the town foreshore. The main walking trail is 8km long and can be completed as an entire walk or in shorter sections. The majority of the walk has a Grade 2 difficulty with a well-signposted formed track and covers relatively flat coastal areas with rest points and minimal steps. The loop to the Co

Sleaford Bay

Port Lincoln

Sleaford Bay is a picturesque bay located 21 kilometres (13 mi) south-west of Port Lincoln, South Australia.

Winter Hill Lookout

Port Lincoln

Winter Hill Lookout in Port Lincoln is a popular destination for those seeking breathtaking views of the city, coastline, and offshore islands.

Yangie Bay Hike

Coffin Bay

If you are looking for a fun and adventurous hiking experience, then Yangie Bay Hike in Coffin Bay National Park, Australia is an excellent choice.

Axel Stenross Maritime Museum

Maritime | Port Lincoln

Axel Stenross The Finnish shipbuilder sailed the mighty oceans on the windjammer sv Olivebank, arrived in Port Lincoln in 1927 to load grain for Europe and decided this was the place to be.

Eyre Peninsula Railway Preservation Society

Railway Stations | Port Lincoln

The Eyre Peninsula Railway Preservation Society is a historic society based in Port Lincoln, South Australia, which opened in September 1999.

Mill Cottage Museum

Houses, Social & Civil | Port Lincoln

Come to beautiful Flinders Park to see this old pioneer home built in 1866 for Joseph K Bishop and lived in for almost 100 yrs by members of the Bishop family

Mount Dutton Bay Woolshed

Agricultural | Wangary

A ‘working’ Museum consisting of hundreds of local items depicting the history of the Shearing, farming and fishing era. These items adorn the restored stone walls of this Heritage listed Woolshed.