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Anxious Bay
Beaches

Anxious Bay

Elliston

A wide, swell-magnet bay at Elliston with a famous surf break and the offshore Waldegrave Islands on the horizon.

Beaches

Blackfellows

Elliston

Elliston's premier reef break, a powerful left-hander that draws experienced surfers to the edge of Anxious Bay.

Elliston Hall Mural
Heritage & History

Elliston Hall Mural

Elliston

A series of large public murals around Elliston telling the story of the district's people, farms and coast.

Wildlife & Nature

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.

Lake Newland Conservation Park
Wildlife & Nature

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.

Beaches

Locks Well Beach

Elliston

A dramatic surf beach south of Elliston, famous as one of the best beach salmon-fishing spots in the state - reached by a long clifftop staircase.

Beaches

Sheringa Beach

Elliston

A long, wild surf beach south of Elliston famous among Australian salmon fishers, with bush camping behind the dunes and serious west-coast sunsets.

Beaches

Talia Caves

Elliston

Two dramatic coastal formations near Elliston - a vast granite cave called The Woolshed and a deep cliff-edge sinkhole called The Tub.

Wildlife & Nature

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.

Walkers Rock Beach
Beaches

Walkers Rock Beach

Elliston

A remote, sweeping surf beach north of Elliston with a low-key bush campground and great fishing.

Woolshed Cave
Beaches

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.