Eyre Peninsula coast
Port Augusta to Ceduna via Port Lincoln: seafood, cuttlefish, sea lions and Coffin Bay.
- Distance
- 1,000 km
- Driving
- 13 hours
- Take
- 5 days
- Route
- Port Augusta to Ceduna
The Eyre Peninsula route runs from Port Augusta down to Port Lincoln and round to Streaky Bay and Ceduna. It covers Coffin Bay oysters, Lincoln National Park, sea lions at Baird Bay and Murphy's Haystacks. It is quieter than Kangaroo Island.
The stops
Start
Port Augusta
Town
Whyalla
Giant cuttlefish at Point Lowly
Town
Port LincolnSeafood and tuna
Park
Lincoln National Park
Coastal walks
Town · Overnight
Coffin BayOysters and calm water
Town
Streaky Bay
Sea lions and fishing
Landmark
Murphy's HaystacksGranite formations
Town
Ceduna
Oyster capital and Nullarbor gateway
Finish
Ceduna
Where to stay
Night 1
Port Lincoln
Caravan parks and motels
Night 2
Coffin Bay
Park campsites
Night 3
Streaky Bay
Foreshore caravan park
- When to go
- Autumn to spring; whales at Fowlers Bay May to Oct; cuttlefish at Whyalla May to Aug
- On the road
- Sealed highways, some gravel to beaches and parks.
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