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Wildlife & Nature

Acraman Creek Conservation Park

Ceduna

A remote coastal park of mangroves, samphire flats and tidal creeks east of Ceduna, rich in birdlife.

A remote, world-renowned surf break south of Penong, home to the famous Cactus, Castles and Caves waves.

Beaches

Ceduna Foreshore & Jetty

Ceduna

Ceduna's foreshore and long jetty front the sheltered waters of Murat Bay - a place to swim, fish and watch the sun drop before (or after) the long drive west.

Eat & Drink

Ceduna Oysters

Ceduna

Ceduna and nearby Denial Bay and Smoky Bay form a major oyster-growing district, celebrated each October at the town's Oysterfest.

Beaches

Davenport Creek

Ceduna

A remote tidal creek 40 km west of Ceduna where the most westerly mangroves in South Australia wind through white dunes - a local secret for fishing, swimming and camping.

Eat & Drink

Denial Bay Jetty & Oysters

Ceduna

A historic jetty and oyster-growing settlement near Ceduna, with calm-water fishing and farm-fresh oysters at the source.

Beaches

Fowlers Bay

Ceduna

A tiny, historic far-west settlement where enormous white dunes tower over the old jetty, and southern right whales cruise the bay through winter.

Wildlife & Nature

Head of Bight Whale Watching

Ceduna

One of the world's best land-based whale-watching sites, where southern right whales calve below the Bunda Cliffs each winter.

Heritage & History

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.

A world-renowned trio of surf breaks at remote Point Sinclair near Penong, drawing pilgrims to Castles, Caves and Cactus.

Eat & Drink

Smoky Bay

Ceduna

A peaceful oyster-farming village near Ceduna with a long jetty, a popular foreshore caravan park and famous sunsets over the water.