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The Best Jetties on the Eyre Peninsula
Calm-water classics

The Best Jetties on the Eyre Peninsula

Where to drop a line, take a dip, or just watch the sun go down.

Few things say Eyre Peninsula quite like a jetty. Built to ship out grain and produce in the days before sealed roads, these long timber walkways are now the social and recreational heart of the coast — places to fish, swim off the end, watch dolphins, and catch the sunset. Here are the ones worth planning around.

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    Tumby Bay Jetty & Foreshore
    Tumby Bay

    Tumby Bay Jetty & Foreshore

    A long jetty over impossibly blue water, framed by Norfolk pines.

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    Streaky Bay Foreshore
    Streaky Bay

    Streaky Bay Foreshore

    A classic town jetty for jumping, fishing and dolphin-spotting.

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    Cowell Jetty
    Cowell

    Cowell Jetty

    A gulf-side favourite, popular for whiting and squid.

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    Venus Bay Jetty
    Venus Bay

    Venus Bay Jetty

    A jetty over the sheltered inlet, alive at sunset.

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    Smoky Bay
    Ceduna

    Smoky Bay

    A quiet oyster town with a fine swimming and fishing jetty.

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    Denial Bay Jetty & Oysters
    Ceduna

    Denial Bay Jetty & Oysters

    A historic jetty with oyster leases close by.

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    Haslam Jetty
    Streaky Bay

    Haslam Jetty

    A near-deserted jetty over glassy far-west water.

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    Port Neill Jetty & Foreshore
    Tumby Bay

    Port Neill Jetty & Foreshore

    A pretty foreshore jetty on the eastern gulf at Port Neill.

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