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Each corner of Eyre Peninsula has its own character. Choose a region to dive in.
A quiet east-coast town with a celebrated oyster lease and the largest jade deposit in the southern hemisphere.
8 places
A small west-coast town on Waterloo Bay, famous for its spectacular clifftop sculpture drive and powerful surf breaks.
11 places
An ancient volcanic landscape of rust-red rhyolite, organ-pipe rock formations and arid-zone wildlife on the northern edge of the Eyre Peninsula.
5 places
A tiny holiday and fishing settlement on a protected inlet, with a famous pelican-and-dolphin foreshore and rugged cliffs nearby.
A steel city on the upper Spencer Gulf, and the only place on earth where giant Australian cuttlefish gather to breed in their thousands.
The granite heart of the central Eyre Peninsula, gateway to Mount Wudinna and the wheat-and-sheep country that rolls toward the Gawler Ranges.
The largest city on the Eyre Peninsula, set on glittering Boston Bay - a working tuna and oyster port that doubles as the gateway to two national parks.
24 places
A tiny village wrapped around a sheltered, impossibly blue bay, world-famous for its oysters and bordered by a wild national park.
15 places
A laid-back foreshore town named by Matthew Flinders, and the base for exploring Murphy's Haystacks, Point Labatt and the western surf coast.
16 places
A pretty seaside town on the east coast known for its world-class street art, historic jetty and gentle swimming beaches.
7 places
The last major town before the Nullarbor, an oyster-growing centre and host of the annual Oysterfest.
