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Lincoln National Park
Port Lincoln
A rugged coastal park just south of Port Lincoln, with sheltered swimming bays, dramatic headlands and the protected Memory Cove Wilderness.
Lipson Cove
Tumby Bay
A perfect crescent of white sand and turquoise water north of Tumby Bay, with low-cost camping behind the beach and a seabird island you can walk toward at low tide.
Little Douglas Beach
Coffin Bay
A small, sheltered swimming beach on the edge of Coffin Bay village, with calm water ideal for young families.
Locks Well Beach
Elliston
A dramatic surf beach south of Elliston, famous as one of the best beach salmon-fishing spots in the state - reached by a long clifftop staircase.
Long Beach Coffin Bay
Coffin Bay
A long, sheltered sweep of white sand within Coffin Bay National Park, ideal for a calm-water swim, a beach drive or a sunset stroll.
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.
Marina Hotel Port Lincoln
Port Lincoln
A waterfront pub and accommodation overlooking the Port Lincoln marina, pouring local beers and plating up the day's seafood catch.
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.
Mikkira Station
Port Lincoln
A historic sheep station where wild koalas doze in the manna gums - one of the few places on the Eyre Peninsula to see them in the wild.
Mount Dutton Bay Woolshed
Coffin Bay
A grand restored 1870s woolshed beside a historic jetty near Coffin Bay, now a heritage museum.
Mount Greenly
Coffin Bay
A rugged granite peak inland from Coffin Bay, rewarding a steep scramble with sweeping coastal views.
Mount Laura Homestead Museum
Whyalla
A volunteer-run heritage precinct around a restored 1920s homestead, with a telegraph station and pioneer memorabilia.
Mount Wudinna
Wudinna
One of the largest granite monoliths in Australia, with a walking trail to the summit and sweeping views over the central Eyre Peninsula.
Murphy's Haystacks
Streaky Bay
A cluster of strange, wind-sculpted pink granite inselbergs more than 1,500 million years old, standing in a farm paddock near Streaky Bay.
Needle Eye Lookout
Venus Bay
A dramatic clifftop lookout near Venus Bay where the ocean carves the limestone into arches and stacks.
Old Paney Homestead
Gawler Ranges
A restored stone homestead in Gawler Ranges National Park telling the story of pastoral settlement, police camps and hard seasons in the granite outback.
Organ Pipes Lookout
Gawler Ranges
A wall of ancient volcanic rhyolite columns in Gawler Ranges National Park, formed over 1.5 billion years ago.
Oyster HQ
Coffin Bay
A waterfront bar and eatery on the Coffin Bay foreshore, serving the local oysters every way alongside other Eyre Peninsula seafood.
Parnkalla Trail
Port Lincoln
A shoreline walking trail tracing the curve of Boston Bay through Port Lincoln - first landing site, beaches, marina and headlands, with the city never far away.
Penong Windmill Museum
Ceduna
An open-air museum of around twenty lovingly restored windmills beside the Eyre Highway - crowned by Bruce, a 35-foot Comet that is the largest windmill in the country.
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.
Pildappa Rock
Wudinna
A giant pink granite inselberg near Minnipa with a perfect "wave" formation, often called a friendlier rival to Wave Rock.
Pinkawillinie Conservation Park
Wudinna
A large mallee wilderness north-east of Wudinna, one of the peninsula's biggest tracts of untouched scrub.
Point Avoid
Coffin Bay
A dramatic clifftop lookout in Coffin Bay National Park with views over Golden Island, surf-pounded reefs and frequent whale sightings in season.