The Eyre Peninsula is where the extremes of South Australia meet: granite peaks in Gawler Ranges National Park to the North, the treeless stretch of the Nullarbor Plain to the West, fertile agricultural land to the East, and the carved coastline and pristine shores of Coffin Bay and Lincoln National Park to the South.
Reflecting diverse offerings, a range of accommodation is available: sleep under stars at Kangaluna Camp in the midst of Gawler Ranges National Park, owned by locals who know the area inside and out, or kick back with sunset cocktails at superb, private access water front accommodation at South Point Beach House.
Between national park and ocean, nature is the shining star of this region. On land, there is vibrant birdlife and Australia’s best koala experience. In the water, there’s guided swimming with sealions, dolphins, and whales, or with great white sharks (from within the safety of a cage, of course). Enjoy abundant fishing on exclusive, private-access beaches, a beachside salmon cook-up, and high-end oyster shucking straight from the water. A veritable wealth of food, wine, cultural and culinary delights are on offer, while your local guides are the threads to keep you connected to this popular destination.
While this peninsula showcases immense diversity, there’s always more to discover—and to the South-East, resting out at sea, your next destination is visible across the waters on a clear day. Only a short charter flight away, Kangaroo Island awaits.
Destination 4: Eyre Peninsula has accommodation for four nights at Kangaluna Camp, Gawler Ranges Wilderness Safaris, and five nights at South Point Beach House, Port Lincoln for nine nights total.