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The Australian Farmer
Wudinna
Wudinna's monumental granite sculpture - eight metres and around seventy tonnes of local stone, carved over two years by Marijan Bekic as a tribute to the region's farming pioneers.
The Granites
Streaky Bay
A photogenic beach south of Streaky Bay where huge rounded granite boulders sit on white sand beside a popular surf break.
The Tub at Talia
Elliston
A near-perfect circular sinkhole eroded into the cliff top at Talia, where the ocean churns far below through a rock window.
Tumby Bay Jetty & Foreshore
Tumby Bay
Tumby Bay's historic jetty and long white-sand foreshore, offering safe swimming, good fishing and views to the Sir Joseph Banks islands.
Tumby Bay Murals
Tumby Bay
An internationally significant collection of large-scale murals painted across Tumby Bay as part of the Colour Tumby street-art festival.
Tumby Island Conservation Park
Tumby Bay
A small island off Tumby Bay protecting seabird breeding habitat, reachable by kayak across calm gulf water.
Ucontitchie Hill
Wudinna
A solitary granite inselberg 32 km south of Wudinna, internationally significant for its flared slopes, honeycomb tafoni and wave-like rock structures.
Venus Bay Conservation Park
Venus Bay
A chain of islands and peninsulas sheltering Venus Bay, a refuge for sea lions, ospreys and seabirds.
Venus Bay Foreshore & Lookouts
Venus Bay
A tiny fishing settlement on a sheltered inlet, with a pelican-filled foreshore and dramatic cliff lookouts at the Needle Eye and South Head.
Venus Bay Jetty
Venus Bay
A long jetty over the sheltered inlet at Venus Bay, a prime spot for whiting and squid and for watching dolphins in the bay.
Walkers Rock Beach
Elliston
A remote, sweeping surf beach north of Elliston with a low-key bush campground and great fishing.
Wanna Dunes
Port Lincoln
A vast field of white dunes tumbling to a wild surf beach in the south of Lincoln National Park.
Westall Way Loop
Streaky Bay
A self-drive scenic loop near Streaky Bay taking in Whistling Rocks, the Granites surf beach and sculpted coastal cliffs.
Whalers Way
Port Lincoln
A privately owned stretch of spectacular, untamed coastline at the southern tip of the Eyre Peninsula, accessed by permit.
Whyalla Conservation Park
Whyalla
A pocket of semi-arid bushland with a trail up Wild Dog Hill through mallee and bluebush to long views over the plains.
Whyalla Cuttlefish at Point Lowly
Whyalla
Each winter, tens of thousands of giant Australian cuttlefish gather in the shallows at Point Lowly to breed - found nowhere else on earth.
Whyalla Foreshore & Marina
Whyalla
Whyalla's redeveloped beachfront and marina, with calm Spencer Gulf swimming, a playground and a waterfront walk.
Whyalla Maritime Museum
Whyalla
Home to HMAS Whyalla, a WWII corvette dry-docked on land, telling the story of the town's shipbuilding and steel heritage.
Woolshed Cave
Elliston
A vast sea cave carved into the cliffs at Talia, north of Elliston, reached by a short walk and a cliff stairway.
Yanerbie Sand Dunes
Streaky Bay
A vast field of white coastal sand dunes near Sceale Bay, popular for sandboarding, beach fishing and big ocean views.
Yangie Bay
Coffin Bay
A tranquil, sheltered bay and campground at the gateway to Coffin Bay National Park, ringed by mangroves and birdlife.