Fowlers Bay is a quiet little fishing town off the Eyre Highway in South Australia. It’s located just 142km west of Ceduna on the edge of the Nullarbor Plain, making it a nice day trip from Ceduna. The town is most well-known for its abundant waters full of fish and other marine life, including Southern …
One of the most unique geological features of the Far West Coast of South Australia is the towering Bunda Cliffs. As the longest uninterrupted sea cliffs in the world, a sighting of this incredible coastline is one of the best things to do across the Nullarbor Plain. Whether you’re driving along the Eyre Highway from …
If you’re hoping to catch a glimpse of the Southern Right Whales off the coast of the Great Australian Bight, you can head to the Head of Bight Whale Watching Centre on a long but rewarding day trip from Ceduna, or Penong. The drive is around 2.5 hours covering the 212 km from Penong to …
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Penong is a great place to head for a day trip from Ceduna. The small town on the Eyre Highway is just 74km west of Ceduna and has plenty of things to see and do, including the incredibly picturesque Lake MacDonnell. The now-famous lake sits just outside of Penong and is a great place to …
If you’re spending time in Ceduna, it’s worth a short self-drive tour out to Penong. The small town is a great stop on the Eyre Highway, just 74km west from Ceduna. One of its main highlights is the Penong Windmill Museum, which is located right in town. Whether you just have time to wander through …
Ceduna to Penong Self-drive Tour Penong is a great place to stop on the Eyre Highway. Just 74km west of Ceduna, you can find some of the best attractions on the Far West Coast, on the trip from Ceduna to Penong. From nearby surf beaches to historic museums, Penong is a great destination to head …
Smoky Bay is a popular coastal town to visit from Ceduna. Just 44km southeast along the coast of the Great Australian Bight, Smoky Bay is a former port town and important fishing and seafood hub of the Eyre Peninsula. It’s well-known for its aquaculture industry, as well as its quiet atmosphere that is perfect for …
Ceduna is located on the northwest corner of the Eyre Peninsula right on the pristine waters of the Great Australian Bight. The peninsula is known as the Seafood Frontier of Australia, with Ceduna especially recognised for being the home of the excellent King George Whiting. Whether you pop into town to sample some of the …
Ceduna is known as the Oyster Capital of Australia. The pristine waters around the coastal town produce some of the best oysters in the world. It’s also a convenient place to stop on the Eyre Highway with a range of accommodation and amenities for travellers. If you like oysters, Ceduna is the perfect place to …
