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Acraman Creek Conservation Park
Ceduna
A remote coastal park of mangroves, samphire flats and tidal creeks east of Ceduna, rich in birdlife.
Cape Bauer Loop & Whistling Rocks
Streaky Bay
A 38 km scenic loop from Streaky Bay out to the cliffs of Cape Bauer, where boardwalks lead to the Whistling Rocks and blowholes above the heaving Southern Ocean.
Cape Donington Lighthouse
Port Lincoln
A historic lighthouse at the tip of Lincoln National Park, looking out over Spilsby Island and the entrance to Boston Bay.
Coffin Bay National Park
Coffin Bay
A wild peninsula of windswept dunes, hidden bays and Southern Ocean surf beaches, much of it accessible only by four-wheel drive.
Gawler Ranges National Park
Gawler Ranges
An ancient volcanic wilderness of ochre rhyolite domes, organ-pipe rock formations and arid-zone wildlife on the northern edge of the peninsula.
Great Ocean Tourist Drive Elliston
Elliston
A clifftop loop drive around Elliston's Anxious Bay, dotted with quirky sculptures and some of the most dramatic sea-cliff scenery in South Australia.
Gunyah Beach
Coffin Bay
A vast sweep of dune-backed sand on the ocean side of Coffin Bay National Park, famous for its towering mobile dunes.
Hally Beach & Cape Bauer Loop
Streaky Bay
A coastal drive loop west of Streaky Bay linking sheltered Hally Beach with the dramatic blowholes and cliffs of Cape Bauer.
Head of Bight Whale Watching
Ceduna
One of the world's best land-based whale-watching sites, where southern right whales calve below the Bunda Cliffs each winter.
Hummock Hill Lookout
Whyalla
The hill where Whyalla was founded in 1901, fortified with WWII gun emplacements that now frame a sweeping lookout over the steelworks, marina and gulf.
Kellidie Bay Conservation Park
Coffin Bay
A sheltered tidal bay and coastal wetland on the edge of Coffin Bay, rich in birdlife and walking trails.
Kolay Mirica Falls
Gawler Ranges
A series of stepped rock pools and seasonal cascades over volcanic rock in the Gawler Ranges, ringed by ancient ironbark.
Lake Gairdner National Park
Gawler Ranges
Australia's third-largest salt lake - 160 km of blinding white salt ringed by red dunes north of the Gawler Ranges, and the venue for Speed Week land-speed racing.
Lake Gilles Conservation Park
Cowell
A wild expanse of salt lake, mallee and granite between Cowell and Kimba, with rich arid-country wildlife.
Lake Newland Conservation Park
Elliston
A 38 km coastal park north of Elliston where a 20 km saline lake - the peninsula's most extensive wetland - hides behind giant dunes, alive with waterbirds.
Lincoln National Park
Port Lincoln
A rugged coastal park just south of Port Lincoln, with sheltered swimming bays, dramatic headlands and the protected Memory Cove Wilderness.
Mount Greenly
Coffin Bay
A rugged granite peak inland from Coffin Bay, rewarding a steep scramble with sweeping coastal views.
Mount Wudinna
Wudinna
One of the largest granite monoliths in Australia, with a walking trail to the summit and sweeping views over the central Eyre Peninsula.
Murphy's Haystacks
Streaky Bay
A cluster of strange, wind-sculpted pink granite inselbergs more than 1,500 million years old, standing in a farm paddock near Streaky Bay.
Old Paney Homestead
Gawler Ranges
A restored stone homestead in Gawler Ranges National Park telling the story of pastoral settlement, police camps and hard seasons in the granite outback.
Organ Pipes Lookout
Gawler Ranges
A wall of ancient volcanic rhyolite columns in Gawler Ranges National Park, formed over 1.5 billion years ago.
Parnkalla Trail
Port Lincoln
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.
Pildappa Rock
Wudinna
A giant pink granite inselberg near Minnipa with a perfect "wave" formation, often called a friendlier rival to Wave Rock.
Pinkawillinie Conservation Park
Wudinna
A large mallee wilderness north-east of Wudinna, one of the peninsula's biggest tracts of untouched scrub.