Eyre Peninsula

A place on the seaside to go when the desire is to escape the seaside crowds is The Eyre Peninsula, with more than 2,000 kilometres of coastline; visitors can get as much space to themselves as needed. Stretching along the span of the coast there are a number of sheltered coves and bays which are ideal spots for fishing, where many towns including Smoky Bay and Port Lincoln, thrive on the seaside activity.

There are also numerous secluded beaches for those who wish to escape completely for a couple of hours and just enjoy the solitude or time with a significant other, also stunning cliff faces provide the perfect vantage point for those wishing to spot the majestic beauty of the whales as they journey past the coast. The Eyre Peninsula is also home to National Parks, ancient caves, and the Nullarbor - the vast, treeless plain that has fascinated anyone with an explorer's spirit, ever since the area was discovered.

Just because visitors get seclusion doesn’t mean they miss out on the finer creature comforts that are available along The Eyre Peninsular, travelers are given the opportunity to indulge in the delectable seafood and enjoy a glass of the award-winning locally produced wine available on Seafood and Aquaculture Trail.

There is a wide variety of affordably priced accommodation on the Eyre Peninsula, including hotels, motels, marina apartments, holiday flats and more. Many of these have blue water views. There is charming seaside accommodation available in the admirable towns along the Eyre Peninsular including Baird Bay and Cowell, and places such as Cleve and Cummins offer the chance to enjoy a farmstay and experience the life on the land.

So, if you want a holiday without the crowds, head to the Eyre Peninsula. It's one of the best ways you can choose to unwind, relax, and recharge.

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