COFFIN BAY | KIANA | MOUNT DUTTON BAY | TUMBY BAY | KOPPIO | PORT NEILL | CUMMINS
Southern Eyre is a tapestry of experiences, blending charming seaside towns to the east with the dramatic beauty of the rugged western coastline. Here, indulge in premium seafood to your heart's content.
Imagine sipping on the freshness of oysters right from the waters of Coffin Bay, or strolling along the pristine white sands of Coffin Bay National Park. There's a splash of culture waiting for you too, with the street art of Tumby Bay offering a feast for the eyes. And when you're ready for a change of scenery, the inland beckons with its sunsets that paint the outback sky in hues of gold and amber—a perfect end to your day of exploration.
Home of the famous Coffin Bay oyster - and much more! Coffin Bay is a hugely popular holiday destination, and it’s a haven for ocean-lovers. The calm, crystal clear waters of the bay are perfect for sailing, swimming, water-skiing and skin diving while the fishermen can rock, surf, jetty or boat fish.
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Kiana and Mount Dutton Bay offer tranquil camping amidst lush greenery and soothing bay sounds. Enjoy well-maintained grounds with essential amenities for your stay, ideal for families and solo adventurers alike. Connect with nature, relax under the stars, and wake to gentle waves.
If you're keen to venture a little further, this stretch of coastline is a bit of a surfer's treasure box – full of quiet corners, open beaches and that feeling you've stumbled onto somewhere special. Kiana is about as peaceful as it gets – a tiny coastal and farming community where space, solitude and big skies come standard. You'll find spots like Kiana Beach and Lake Hamilton nearby, along with the welcoming Kiana Park farm stay. Just down the road, Mount Dutton Bay offers a different kind of charm.
Think calm, sheltered waters perfect for kayaking, exploring the inlets or casting a line from the jetty. It's a gentle, easygoing spot, and you can even pull up with your caravan at the Mt Dutton Woolshed Caravan Park and stay a while. While you're in the area, make time for Minniribbie Farm, Café and Jindihn Antiques. It's well worth a visit – whether you're browsing antiques, enjoying a bite, or picking up their free-range pork and smallgoods direct from the farm.
Sit back, relax, and enjoy the slow-paced lifestyle.
A popular year-round destination for fishers and holiday-makers alike, the sandy white beaches and clear blue water offer plenty of options for the whole family. Fishing, sailing, swimming, paddleboarding, and scenic walks – you can do it all in Tumby Bay. Ever seen a leafy sea dragon up close, dive down deep around the jetty and you might experience a rare and unforgettable sight you won't find elsewhere. Take a stroll around town to discover the cultural experience of Tumby's Public Art Gallery, through the legacy of vibrant art and murals lefty by the Colour Tumby Street Art Fesival.
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Take a step back in time with a visit to Koppio, just 20km north of Port Lincoln. Nestled in the picturesque Koppio Hills, the Koppio Smithy Museum is a fantastic family-friendly stop, with a collection of historic buildings and fascinating displays that bring the region's past to life. Wander through the original 1905 blacksmith's shop and cottage, once a bustling crossroads and local post office, now carefully restored by the community.
Explore 'Glenleigh', a charming 1890s thatched cottage, the old one-teacher schoolhouse, a 1910 tailor shop, the former Bank of Adelaide building, and even the tiny White Flat Post Office—rumoured to be the smallest in the state. There's plenty to discover across the grounds, from early Aboriginal artefacts to collections showcasing farming life, including tractors, machinery, shearing, grain and hay displays, along with vintage vehicles and more.What began as a small restoration project has grown into a much-loved museum, thanks to the passion and dedication of local volunteers.
A perfect (and popular) location for a family getaway – ideal for all those water activities you love! Port Neill is something of a haven. It’s set in amongst white sands and aquamarine water, and it’s where people come to relax with a book in hand as they enjoy the serenity. With great fishing, and clear calm waters for boating, sailing, water skiing and skin diving, it’s an idyllic place for the whole family. It also offers one of the cleanest and safest swimming beaches! The historic ‘Green Shed’ is a popular spot for picnics, BBQs and lazy afternoons, while the boat ramp and breakwater make launching the boat a breeze.
Cummins has some of the most productive farming land on the Eyre Peninsula, which means that depending on the time of year you can find sweeping vistas of canola, ripe wheat fields or beautiful green barley crops surrounding the town. Visit some of the local museums, take a scenic drive, grab a meal at the local pub and see what it’s like living in this beautiful part of the world. As a key service hub for the surrounding areas there are plenty of amenities for travellers – there are several caravan and camping options as well as the local hotel, and a couple dining options as well as a great local café.
