Port Lincoln

Wild Koalas Under the Manna Gums

A historic sheep station where wild koalas doze in the manna gums - one of the few places on the Eyre Peninsula to see them in the wild.

A summit walk in Lincoln National Park to a Flinders monument, with 360-degree views over Boston Bay and the islands.

Granite Cliffs at the End of the Earth

A privately owned stretch of spectacular, untamed coastline at the southern tip of the Eyre Peninsula, accessed by permit.

Headlands, Bays & Memory Cove

A rugged coastal park just south of Port Lincoln, with sheltered swimming bays, dramatic headlands and the protected Memory Cove Wilderness.

Guided Adventures Across the Peninsula

A local tour operator running guided four-wheel-drive, wildlife, seafood and fishing experiences across the southern Eyre Peninsula.

A Finnish boatbuilder's working world, preserved

The slipway, workshops and living quarters of Finnish boatbuilder Axel Stenross, kept as a working maritime museum full of windjammer-era relics on the Port Lincoln foreshore.

Australia's Biggest Natural Harbour

The vast, sheltered bay that Port Lincoln is built on - more than three times the size of Sydney Harbour and the home of the tuna fleet.

A historic lighthouse at the tip of Lincoln National Park, looking out over Spilsby Island and the entrance to Boston Bay.

Heart of the Wheat Belt

A classic agricultural town in the centre of the lower Eyre Peninsula, surrounded by grain country and dotted with heritage buildings.

A Southern Surf Stalwart

A long, exposed surf beach near Whalers Way, one of the most consistent and well-loved breaks in the Port Lincoln area.

A clifftop vantage over the wild surf and pale sand of Fishery Bay, south of Port Lincoln.

Animals, Slides & Family Fun

A family-friendly wildlife and activity park near Port Lincoln, combining hand-feeding native animals with water slides, mini golf and more.

Granite, Swell & Empty Sand

A spectacular west-coast surf beach framed by granite boulders and looking out to Greenly Island, beloved by surfers and photographers.

The heart of Port Lincoln's billion-dollar tuna industry, a working marina lined with fishing vessels, cafes and the story of the town's seafood wealth.

A waterfront pub and accommodation overlooking the Port Lincoln marina, pouring local beers and plating up the day's seafood catch.

A Wilderness Named in Grief

A pristine white-sand cove in a strictly protected wilderness area, named by Matthew Flinders for the crew he lost here in 1802.

Boston Bay, one footstep at a time

A shoreline walking trail tracing the curve of Boston Bay through Port Lincoln - first landing site, beaches, marina and headlands, with the city never far away.

Boston Bay From Your Balcony

Port Lincoln's landmark waterfront hotel, with bay-view rooms, a restaurant and bar overlooking the marina and Boston Bay.

A popular family camping and swimming beach in Lincoln National Park, with sheltered water and a campground just behind the dunes.

A long, powerful arc of surf beach south of Port Lincoln, exposed to Southern Ocean swell.

A stone colonial church north of Port Lincoln, the surviving heart of the 19th-century Poonindie Mission.

A vast field of white dunes tumbling to a wild surf beach in the south of Lincoln National Park.