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Tumby Bay is a small town 600 kilometres north-west from Adelaide in a fascinating coastal environment. The coastline at Tumby Bay offers 10 kilometres of sandy beaches, mangroves, a tidal estuarine creek, mud flats, salt marshes, sand dunes and a jetty for anglers.
Port Neill is located 570 kilometres north-west of Adelaide on the eastern side of Eyre Peninsula. Th...
Port Neill is located 570 kilometres north-west of Adelaide on the eastern side of Eyre Peninsula. Po...
Cape Donington Lighthouse is a 32 metres high hexagonal grey concrete tower built in 1905. The cape w...
The information bay on the Lincoln Highway is located at a panoramic lookout with scenic views over B...
Lincoln National Park is a rugged peninsula with spectacular ocean views, sandy beaches and sheltered...
Winter Hill lookout in Port Lincoln offers uninterrupted panoramic views over the southern part of Ey...
Statue of the three time Melbourne Cup winner Makybe Diva at the foreshore of Port Lincoln. Port Linc...
Crawford Beach is along the shoreline of Thistle Island. Can occasionally find Nautilus Shells along ...
Taken from the mast of an old windmill. The head of the windmill is no longer attached and a diesel p...
The Cauldron is bounded by sheer cliffs. There is a shelf along the base of the cliff that is accessi...
Eyre Peninsula is bordered by Spencer Gulf and Great Australian Bight with over 2,000 kilometres of coastline for fishing, whale watching, watersports, swimming with sea lions or diving with sharks.