Eyre Peninsula South Australia
Rolling endlessly one thousand kilometres from Whyalla on the Spencer Gulf to the border with Western Australia, the Eyre Peninsula boasts a ruggedly beautiful coastline of soaring cliffs, golden beaches and sheltered bays, and vast desert plains stretching inland to the Gawler Ranges, an area of deep gorges and volcanic rock domes, and east to Port Lincoln, the regional hub.

Explore Whyalla, and snorkel amongst the giant cuttlefish, see the seahorse farm at Port Lincoln, a town of seafood and aquaculture, sample a crayfish at Elliston, try the booming surf at Venus Bay or hike the empty beaches and sleep under the stars, swim with the dolphins and sealions at Baird Bay, whale watch at Head of Bight, taste an oyster at Ceduna. Travel the Nullarbor, stand on the sheer cliffs and admire the turquoise waters far below; here you are truly alone with only the whales and the wedgetail eagles for company.