Australia's seafood frontier.
Oysters straight from the water, wild coastline, sea lions and the long road to the edge of the Bight.
On the Eyre Peninsula today
Wednesday, 10 June · live from Eyre Peninsula
Wind 13 km/h
5.7 mm forecast
The Peninsula's Pillars
From world-class wine to marine encounters - several distinctive worlds collide on one coastline.
Port Lincoln
The largest city on the Eyre Peninsula and the heart of Australia's seafood and tuna industry.
Coffin Bay
A relaxed coastal village renowned worldwide for its premium oysters and sheltered bays.
Streaky Bay
A picturesque west-coast town surrounded by dramatic cliffs, beaches and surf breaks.
The Whole Peninsula
Every place we've curated, plotted on the map. Click a marker to explore.
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Coffin Bay Oysters
World-renowned oysters grown in the pristine waters of Coffin Bay. Visitors can don waders and harvest their own oysters straight from the bay on a guided farm tour.
Lincoln National Park
A rugged coastal national park south of Port Lincoln featuring towering sand dunes, sheltered bays and abundant wildlife. Popular for camping, four-wheel-driving, fishing and swimming at spots like Memory Cove.
Baird Bay Ocean Eco Experience
An award-winning eco tour offering the rare chance to swim with wild Australian sea lions and bottlenose dolphins in the sheltered waters of Baird Bay. A small-group, conservation-focused marine experience.
Murphy's Haystacks
A striking cluster of ancient pink granite inselbergs and wind-sculpted rock formations estimated to be around 1.5 billion years old. A famous photogenic landmark between Streaky Bay and Port Kenny.
Whyalla Cuttlefish (Point Lowly)
Each winter the waters near Point Lowly host the world's only known mass aggregation of Giant Australian Cuttlefish. Snorkellers and divers can witness thousands of these colour-changing creatures gathering to breed.
Talia Caves
Dramatic coastal rock formations on the west coast featuring The Tub, a deep granite cavity, and The Woolshed, a large sea cave carved into the cliffs. A scenic stop showcasing the raw power of the Southern Ocean.
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Places we love
Coffin Bay Oysters
World-renowned oysters grown in the pristine waters of Coffin Bay. Visitors can don waders and harvest their own oysters straight from the bay on a guided farm tour.
Lincoln National Park
A rugged coastal national park south of Port Lincoln featuring towering sand dunes, sheltered bays and abundant wildlife. Popular for camping, four-wheel-driving, fishing and swimming at spots like Memory Cove.
Baird Bay Ocean Eco Experience
An award-winning eco tour offering the rare chance to swim with wild Australian sea lions and bottlenose dolphins in the sheltered waters of Baird Bay. A small-group, conservation-focused marine experience.