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Head of Bight |
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Cactus Beach |
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Davenport Creek |
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Baird Bay / Pt
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Needle Eye Lookout |
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Coffin Bay Oyster Walk |
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Majestic Cuttlefish |
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Head of Bight
Watch the spectacular Southern Right Whales at
play from one of the best vantage points in Australia. The
season runs from June
to September with up to 100 whales to be viewed
at any one time.
More info
Cactus Beach
One of Australia’s most well known surf
destinations, Cactus
is also a top spot for anglers.
Davenport Creek
Sheltered by sandhills, with mangroves and
cockle beds,
Davenport Creek is especially recommended for
picnics and safe
fishing. Beyond these sandhills, great surfing,
bodyboarding and water
skiing is on offer (4WD access only).
Baird Bay / Point Labatt
Where else can you swim with sea lions, dive
with dolphins and
commune with nature? For the less
adventurous,
Point Labatt offers a
fine view of the sea lions at play.
More info
Needle Eye Lookout
Located in Venus Bay, the Lookout offers
spectacular views of
natural rock formations, rugged cliffs and
breathtaking coastline
as far as the eye can see.
Coffin Bay Oyster Walk
Take a leisurely stroll along this meandering
and picturesque
seaside trail located in one of South
Australia’s prettiest fishing
villages.
Fitzgerald Bay/Point Lowly
A short drive north of Whyalla you will find a
real ‘wonder’, crystal
clear waters, pristine beaches, yellowtail
kingfish pens - a
great spot to stop and enjoy.
The majestic cuttlefish
The best kept eco-dive secret is found in
Whyalla. Between May
and August each year, hundreds of
thousands of
giant, colourful
cuttlefish gather to spawn in and around the
rocky shores of Black
Point and Point Lowly.
More info
Salt lakes in the Gawler Ranges
A spectacular wilderness area of unspoiled
beauty. Admire the
contrasting colourful volcanic rock against the
pure white of the salt
lakes. The ranges are renowned for the display
of wildflowers in the
spring and the large variety of fauna,
including 140 recorded
species of birds.
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