Smoky Bay with a population of about 200 is a small town 40 kilometres south east of Ceduna on the Eyre Peninsula. The bay was named by explorer Edward John Eyre who observed smoke from fires lit by indigenous people. The town services farms, oyster growing, fishing industries and a growing number of tourists attracted by wide sandy beaches.

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A: Eyre Highway

Par Klaus Mayer, A 24.1 km

Named after explorer Edward John Eyre, the 1,675 kilometre long Eyre Hwy aka National Highway 1 links...

B: Ceduna Town Centre

Par Klaus Mayer, A 37.3 km

Ceduna is located 780km by road from South Australia's capital Adelaide. Also known as the Oyster Cap...

C: Streaky Bay Foreshore

Par Klaus Mayer, A 53.2 km

The small town of Streaky Bay proclaimed in 1872 is 727 kilometres north-west of Adelaide on the west...

D: Streaky Bay Foreshore

Par Klaus Mayer, A 53.2 km

The small town of Streaky Bay proclaimed in 1872 is 727 kilometres north-west of Adelaide on the west...

E: Streaky Bay Tourist Information

Par Klaus Mayer, A 53.5 km

The small town of Streaky Bay proclaimed in 1872 is 727 kilometres north-west of Adelaide on the west...

F: Wirrulla Grain Storage

Par Klaus Mayer, A 56.3 km

Wirrulla is a small township in the wheatbelt on the Eyre Peninsula in South Australia, 674 kilometre...

G: Wirrulla Jetty

Par Klaus Mayer, A 56.5 km

Wirrulla is a small township in the wheatbelt on the Eyre Peninsula in South Australia, 674 kilometre...

H: Baird Bay

Par Klaus Mayer, A 78.9 km

The small rural community of Calca is known for the inselbergs called Murphy's Haystacks, its red gra...

I: Calca

Par Klaus Mayer, A 82.4 km

The small rural community of Calca is known for the inselbergs called Murphy's Haystacks, its red gra...

J: Murphy's Haystacks

Par Klaus Mayer, A 88.0 km

Murphys Haystacks are a geological attraction of the Eyre Peninsula.The pink Hiltaba granite inselber...

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