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Lucky Bay
Cowell
A classic South Australian shack community strung along a sand spit north-east of Cowell, with safe swimming, blue swimmer crabs and gentle gulf water.
Memory Cove
Port Lincoln
A pristine white-sand cove in a strictly protected wilderness area, named by Matthew Flinders for the crew he lost here in 1802.
Needle Eye Lookout
Venus Bay
A dramatic clifftop lookout near Venus Bay where the ocean carves the limestone into arches and stacks.
Perlubie Beach
Streaky Bay
A broad, shallow, drive-on beach north of Streaky Bay where families park on the sand and the tide goes out forever.
Point Lowly Lighthouse
Whyalla
A heritage lighthouse and keeper's cottages on a narrow spit east of Whyalla, gateway to the famous cuttlefish snorkelling.
Point Sinclair & Cactus Beach Surf
Ceduna
A world-renowned trio of surf breaks at remote Point Sinclair near Penong, drawing pilgrims to Castles, Caves and Cactus.
Port Gibbon
Cowell
A tiny seaside settlement south of Cowell with beachfront camping, the remains of an old jetty, resident dolphins and the occasional sea lion hauled out at the point.
Port Kenny
Venus Bay
A tiny fishing town on the sheltered inland shore of Venus Bay, with a jetty over calm water and the sea caves and pink granite of the west coast minutes away.
Port Neill Jetty & Foreshore
Tumby Bay
A tidy gulf-side town between Tumby Bay and Arno Bay, with a historic jetty and a calm swimming beach.
Salmon Hole
Coffin Bay
A surf-fringed pocket of white sand inside Coffin Bay National Park, named for the schools of salmon that run the gutters.
Sceale Bay
Streaky Bay
A small holiday settlement on a curving bay near Point Labatt, offering safe swimming, good fishing and surf at nearby beaches.
Searcy Bay
Streaky Bay
A scenic bay near Sceale Bay framed by rugged cliffs and offshore islands, with sweeping coastal views and quiet beaches.
September Beach
Port Lincoln
A popular family camping and swimming beach in Lincoln National Park, with sheltered water and a campground just behind the dunes.
Sheringa Beach
Elliston
A long, wild surf beach south of Elliston famous among Australian salmon fishers, with bush camping behind the dunes and serious west-coast sunsets.
Sleaford Bay
Port Lincoln
A long, powerful arc of surf beach south of Port Lincoln, exposed to Southern Ocean swell.
Smooth Pool
Streaky Bay
A sheltered natural rock pool among the granite of the Westall Way Loop near Streaky Bay.
Speeds Point
Streaky Bay
A sheltered point and tidal flat on the Streaky Bay foreshore, good for calm-water fishing, wading and watching shorebirds.
Streaky Bay Foreshore
Streaky Bay
The friendly waterfront of Streaky Bay - a jetty, a sandy swimming beach and a foreshore caravan park that anchor town life.
Talia Caves
Elliston
Two dramatic coastal formations near Elliston - a vast granite cave called The Woolshed and a deep cliff-edge sinkhole called The Tub.
The Granites
Streaky Bay
A photogenic beach south of Streaky Bay where huge rounded granite boulders sit on white sand beside a popular surf break.
Tumby Bay Jetty & Foreshore
Tumby Bay
Tumby Bay's historic jetty and long white-sand foreshore, offering safe swimming, good fishing and views to the Sir Joseph Banks islands.
Tumby Island Conservation Park
Tumby Bay
A small island off Tumby Bay protecting seabird breeding habitat, reachable by kayak across calm gulf water.
Venus Bay Foreshore & Lookouts
Venus Bay
A tiny fishing settlement on a sheltered inlet, with a pelican-filled foreshore and dramatic cliff lookouts at the Needle Eye and South Head.
Venus Bay Jetty
Venus Bay
A long jetty over the sheltered inlet at Venus Bay, a prime spot for whiting and squid and for watching dolphins in the bay.