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Coffin Bay Oyster Walk

Natural Attractions

Coffin Bay Oyster Walk

Follow the Coffin Bay Oyster Walk as it meanders through the coastal vegetation and idyllic shoreline of Coffin Bay and Kellidie Bay, one of Australia's premier oyster growing destinations. The Oyster Walk follows the coastline between Long Beach in the west and Snapper Point in the east, passing the Coffin Bay boat ramp, town centre and jetty. A loop through the Kellidie Bay Conservation Park incorporates a climb up to the Coffin Bay Lookout where you are rewarded with sweeping views over the waterways. The main walking trail is 8km long and can be completed as an entire walk or in shorter sections . The majority of the walk has a Grade 2 difficultly with a well signposted formed track and covers relatively flat coastal areas with rest points and minimal steps. The loop to the Coffin Bay Lookout is Grade 3 with some steep sections. A 300-metre section on Long Beach is a Grade 4 unformed beach track. There is an additional trail which takes you from Snapper Point to Old Oyster Town. Old Oyster Town is the site of the original settlement dating back to the 1850s, and is located within the Kellidie Bay Conservation Park. Little remains of the original settlement with only a well and lavender bush marking the area. This section has not been graded for difficulty.

Coffin Bay SA

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Sailing - Coffin Bay Yacht Club — Image credit: June Sims

Sports and Recreation Facilities

Coffin Bay Yacht Club

Enjoy generous water views across the bay. Situated directly on the picturesque Coffin Bay foreshore surrounded by lawns. Homestyle meals are served by volunteers on Wednesday, Friday and Sunday from 6pm . Please check social media for extended opening hours through the summer season. Bar open from 5pm. The sailing season (generally from October through to Easter) is every Sunday with a junior programme in the morning. The Club offers great amenities right on the waterfront, and sheltered waters for sailors of all levels of experience and ability. Book a safe berth for your vessel at the newly completed floating pontoon jetty with access to power, water and use of club amenities. The clubrooms are also available for hire for your next special occasion whether it be a wedding, work conference, meeting, birthday celebration or school group.

Coffin Bay SA

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Salted Barrel Sauna — Image credit: Salted Barrel

Spas and Retreats

Salted Barrel Sauna

A traditional Finnish woodfired sauna on wheels. Located at the Coffin Bay Boat Ramp Friday to Sunday. Seating 6, with access to ocean swims. Bookings made online and special events frequently held. Purchase seats in a communal sauna, or, a private session with entire sauna use. 30 or 60 minute sessions. Operated and supervised by owner operators during sessions.

Coffin Bay SA

0.3 km away

Coffin Bay Jetty

Natural Attractions

Coffin Bay

A small township on the doorstep of the Coffin Bay National Park, Kellidie Conservation Park and the Thorny Passage Marine Park and sanctuary zones. Located on the lower Eyre Peninsula, the visitor can experience nature at its best. Coffin Bay offers unparalleled scenic views of vast expanses of meandering protected pristine waterways with large bays, channels, inlets and sandy beaches providing the ideal family holiday retreat and a fisherman's paradise with boat, surf, rock and jetty fishing. Nature immersive tours are offered locally. The local businesses provide services such as fuel, ice, groceries, takeaway food, mechanical, engineering, dining experiences and so much more, for you and your family needs and to safely explore the surrounds. Home of the famous Coffin Bay oyster and where relaxing is easy! Enjoy 4WD, fabulous fishing, boating, yachting, kayaking, swimming, diving, surfing, water skiing, windsurfing, in fact all water sports plus walking trails, and fabulous scenery.

Coffin Bay SA

0.3 km away

Coffin Bay Sporting Club

Sports and Recreation Facilities

Coffin Bay Sporting Club

Nestled at the foot of the sand hills, the Sports Club is located at the end of Giles Road - just a short drive up the hill from Discovery Park, Coffin Bay. The club features a nine hole golf course with greens, synthetic bowling green and pool tables. The club rooms provide a picturesque outlook, a great atmosphere to meet with friends or chat with the locals over a drink. Bar facilities open in conjunction with sporting events. Dining is available with "Bellyful Catering" Thursday nights from 6pm. Bar open from 4pm. Bookings essential , call or text 0422 016 973. Eight Ball tables are available for a social hit-plus competition on Wednesday Night in the winter months. The club is seats approximately 120 and is available for hire for your next special occasion.

Coffin Bay SA

1.3 km away

Coffin Bay Golf Club

Sports and Recreation Facilities

Coffin Bay Golf Club

Coffin Bay Golf Club offers a 9-hole course with varied greens and alternate tee-off blocks, enabling an 18-hole experience. The course spans 5,498 meters and has a par of 72. Players enjoy the serenity of the tree-lined lush kikuyu fairways which hug the sandhills along the edge of the Coffin Bay National Park. Visitors are welcome to play the course, whether in competition or for leisure. Green fees can be paid by cash or card, and golf clubs as well as buggies are available for hire. Please note that a driver's license is required to hire motorized golf carts. For competition times, please visit their website. The club is located at the top of Giles Road in Coffin Bay.

Coffin Bay SA

1.4 km away

Saw collection — Image credit: Jacqueline Giles

Galleries, Museums and Collections

Mt Dutton Bay Woolshed Museum

State Heritage listed the Mt Dutton Bay Woolshed 1875, stone buildings have been fully restored offering the public and guests a unique Australian experience. The Woolshed Museum is with shearing, farming and fishing items sourced from the property. All this is located on the absolute seafront opposite the heritage-listed jetty. Coach Tours and private groups are welcome for guided museum tours and catering. Bookings required.

Mount Dutton Bay SA

11 km away

Almonta Beach, Coffin Bay National Park — Image credit: South Australian Tourism Commission

Natural Attractions

Coffin Bay National Park

Known for its remote coastal scenery, the bays and coastline around the Coffin Bay National Park are ideal for boating, fishing, sailing, scuba diving and windsurfing. You can explore the park's coastal landscapes of high windswept cliffs and massive dunes, pounding surf beaches and sheltered sandy bays. At the southern end of the park is Yangie Bay, accessible by 2WD. It’s an ideal place to paddle your canoe, enjoy a bush picnic or explore a coastal bushwalking trail. Point Avoid and Golden Island lookout can also be reached by sealed road and you’ll be rewarded with spectacular island views along the way. The pristine northern beaches of Coffin Bay National Park are only accessible by high-clearance 4WD. A favourite destination for anglers, birdwatchers and surfers, this remote and beautiful area offers several secluded camping areas with easy beach access. GPS enabled maps are available for this park, check the website for details.

Coffin Bay SA

13 km away

Glen-Forest Tourist Park & Vineyard

Amusement and Theme Parks

Glen-Forest Tourist Park & Vineyard

Set in picturesque surrounds, Glen-Forest Tourist Park & Vineyard is only a 15 minutes drive from Port Lincoln, South Australia. Located on a 400 acre farm, with 70 acres dedicated to the animal park. Lincoln Estate Vineyard also exists on the property, varieties grown are: Sauvignon Blanc, Chardonnay, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Shiraz. Visitors are invited to wander at leisure around the family run animal park, stopping to feed and interact with the variety of animals and birds. There are baby animals to pat and cuddle, and Koala feeding takes place at 1pm daily. Animal varieties include: Koalas, dingos, kangaroos, wombats, sheep, goats, emus, camels, horses, cows, water buffalo, pigs, ostriches, ducks, peacocks and a walk in bird aviary. While you're there, have a round of the “Animal Run” 18 hole Putt Putt Mini Golf Course, get lost in our new timber Adventure Maze or explore the grounds on our exclusive segway tour. Glen-Forest Tourist Park offers the usage of a gas barbecues, pizza oven and a kiosk where you can enjoy wine tasting, barista coffee, a variety of snacks, ice creams and souvenirs.

Green Patch SA

29 km away

Greenly Beach

Natural Attractions

Greenly Beach

Located in Coulta on the Eyre Peninsula, Greenly Beach is just an hour's drive away from Port Lincoln. It is a popular swimming and surfing beach, with waves averaging just over 1 m. The beach is bordered by bluffs with some reef toward the centre. Greenly Beach is backed by continuous active sand dunes extending up to 1 km inland. The access road runs out to the southern end of Greenly beach and parallels the rear of the sand dunes, with 250 m high Mount Greenly immediately east.

Coulta SA

31 km away

Winter Hill Lookout

Natural Attractions

Winter Hill Lookout

Winter Hill Lookout, located just outside Port Lincoln on the Eyre Peninsula, offers visitors one of the most spectacular vantage points in South Australia. Perched high above the city, this popular lookout rewards travellers with sweeping views that stretch across Boston Bay, Lincoln National Park, and the sparkling waters of Spencer Gulf. On a clear day, the horizon extends as far as the Sir Joseph Banks Group of Islands, making it a favourite stop for photographers and sightseers alike. What sets Winter Hill Lookout apart is the breathtaking panoramic perspective it provides. From sunrise to sunset, the ever-changing light across the ocean and landscape creates an unforgettable backdrop for memorable holiday moments. The lookout is also known for its impressive views of Port Lincoln itself, offering a unique chance to appreciate the scale of Australia's Seafood Capital from above. Easily accessed by road, the site includes a well-maintained viewing area suitable for all ages, making it a convenient addition to any local itinerary. The lookout's location makes it a perfect starting point or finale to a day of exploration. Nearby, the Brinkworth Reserve is a great spot for a walk or picnic. Whether seeking a peaceful pause or the perfect photograph, Winter Hill Lookout is a must-see highlight of Port Lincoln waiting to be discovered.

Port Lincoln SA

34 km away

Flinders Park Playground — Image credit: Port Lincoln Visitor Information Centre

Landmarks and Buildings

Flinders Park Playground

Flinders Park, located on Flinders Avenue in Port Lincoln, is a family-friendly haven offering wide open spaces, vibrant gardens, and plenty of activities for all ages. With two playgrounds catering to different age groups, children can climb, slide, and explore while parents enjoy the leafy surrounds. The park's inviting green lawns and colourful gardens create a peaceful setting for picnics and play. Families will find two barbecue facilities, undercover seating, and picnic areas that make it easy to enjoy a relaxed meal outdoors. The thoughtful layout of the park combines open play spaces with shaded areas, ensuring comfort and convenience throughout the year. Its balance of natural beauty and well-designed facilities makes Flinders Park a popular meeting point for both locals and visitors. Adding to its charm, the historic Mill Cottage Museum sits within the grounds, offering a glimpse into Port Lincoln's rich heritage. The park's central location also places it within easy reach of shops, cafes, and walking paths, making it an accessible and versatile destination. Whether enjoying the gardens, discovering history, or letting children run free, Flinders Park provides families with a memorable day out in the heart of the city.

Port Lincoln SA

35 km away

Presten working on a live painting for BHP — Image credit: Presten Warren

Galleries, Museums and Collections

Presten Warren

Aboriginal artworks and products designed and created on the Eyre Peninsula are available for viewing by request and purchase from award winning 24 year old Indigenous artist, Presten Warren. Indigenous owned art studio in Port Lincoln, South Australia offering a wide range of artworks and services. Custom artworks & commissions welcomed.

Port Lincoln SA

36 km away

Puckridge Park — Image credit: Port Lincoln Visitor Information Centre

Natural Attractions

Puckridge Park Playground

One of the best views you will have in Port Lincoln can be found at Puckridge Park. The area has playground equipment, free electric BBQ , public toilets as well as a lookout with ocean views and extensive walking tracks. There is a dog on-leash exercise area, free parking and picnic tables and shelters.

Port Lincoln SA

36 km away

Axel Stenross Maritime Museum Inc

Galleries, Museums and Collections

Axel Stenross Maritime Museum Inc

Axel Stenross, a Finnish ship's carpenter, sailed across the mighty oceans on the windjammer sv Olivebank, reaching Port Lincoln in 1927 to load grain for Europe – and decided here was the place to stay. Discover his story, and the lost craft of wooden boat building, at Axel Stenross Maritime Museum. Delight in viewing Axel’s original living quarters and his workshops with the still operating historic slipway. Admire the display of restored historic vessels, marine artefacts and relics. Chat with the knowledgeable volunteers. Learn of the fishing and cargo moving industries which grew around the coastal waters of Port Lincoln, and of the unique characters who made it happen. Interpretive displays throughout the Museum help you on your journey of discovery. Maritime related videos and books are for sale in the museum shop. Bus tour and school groups are welcomed, as are community groups. The venue is available to hire for functions and the glassed-in veranda area boasts one of the best views of Port Lincoln and its harbour . The museum is a must see for young and old. Who knows? You may find your family links to your own story here.

Port Lincoln SA

37 km away

Heritage Trail

Natural Attractions

Heritage Trail

A beautiful trail that meanders its way down a natural watercourse from Springfield Drive to Stuart Terrace (finishing at the Train Playground). It is accessible from a number of points along the way. The trail itself is dual use and well maintained with plenty of bird life. You'll find a playground and BBQ/picnic area at the Stuart Terrace entrance.

Port Lincoln SA

37 km away

Mill Cottage Museum

Galleries, Museums and Collections

Mill Cottage Museum

Come to beautiful Flinders Park to see this old pioneer home built in 1866 for Joseph K Bishop and lived in for almost 100 yrs by members of the Bishop family. The Bishop Family collection displays items, furniture and clothing, some brought from England when Captain John Bishop arrived in 1839 as well as a large range of water colour paintings by his grand-daughter Amy Bishop, the last member to live in the cottage. Now added to the Museum is the interesting and varied collection of early Port Lincoln memorabilia belonging to the Pioneer & Descendant's Club. See our photo kiosk of over 5000 historic images. Visit the Port Lincoln History Centre, behind the Museum The Museum is closed during June, July August each year The Museum may be closed on Cruise Ship days if ship capacity is less than 1000 passengers.

Port Lincoln SA

37 km away

Train — Image credit: Port Lincoln Visitor Information Centre

Parks and Gardens

Train Playground

Discover an ideal family afternoon at our Children's Playground, seamlessly connected to the Heritage Trail. With free electric barbeques, a sheltered area, and off-leash dog exercise, it's perfect for all ages. Let kids play on the playground, picnic at tables, or run on the lush grass. Spacious open areas are perfect for games, and ample free parking makes your visit hassle-free. As you enjoy barbeque delights, you'll be steps away from the Heritage Trail, a dual-use nature walk and ride, that blends natural beauty and history. Picnic tables and sheltered seating provide comfort, and our playground, suitable for all ages, promises endless fun. Family Fun Haven is your haven of enjoyment. Come for the barbeques, stay for the adventure, and create cherished memories in this serene, family-friendly setting. Your perfect family day out begins here.

Port Lincoln SA

37 km away

The Old Mill Port Lincoln — Image credit: Port Lincoln Council

Historical Sites and Heritage Locations

Port Lincoln's Old Mill

The Old Mill was built in 1846, it is the oldest standing structure in Port Lincoln. It was built as part of a flour mill complex but never used for that purpose. It is now restored, and is surrounded by lawn and a rose garden. The Old Mill is now a lookout tower with amazing views over the city and Boston Bay, please not a number of steep steps need to be climbed to reach the top of the lookout. Children should be supervised at all times.

Port Lincoln SA

37 km away

Lincoln SK8 Park

Sports and Recreation Facilities

Lincoln SK8 Park

The Sk8 Park Includes 12 skate features; including a mellow quarter pipe, bank to wall spine, mogul mellow banked hip and block seats. Shelters and seating have been located centrally to activate the space and allow for 360 degree viewing of the action and a new BBQ and landscaping have enhance the amenity of the park. Have fun and remember your helmet!

Port Lincoln SA

37 km away

War Memorial — Image credit: City of Port Lincoln

Historical Sites and Heritage Locations

Port Lincoln War Memorial

This well maintained memorial honours those who have served their country. Take the time to look at the monuments and read the inscriptions, or sit down under the shade of one of the nearby trees and offer a minutes silence to the men and women who have sadly lost their lives. For more information please visit the Monuments Australia website.

Port Lincoln SA

37 km away

Matthew Flinders

Historical Sites and Heritage Locations

Matthew Flinders and His Cat Trim Statue

Renowned explorer Matthew Flinders visited Port Lincoln in February 1802. He named "Port Lincoln, in honour of my native province" wrote Flinders, who was born in the county of Lincolnshire in northern England. "Port Lincoln is certainly a fine harbour ... of the climate we had no reason to speak but in praise." A statue of Flinders and his cat Trim has been erected near the Nautilus Theatre on Tasman Tce, the two-metre-high piece of work is one of only three castings of a design by British sculptor Mark Richards. Matthew Flinders is depicted kneeling and using his compass to chart his voyage along the South Australian coast. It is also rumoured that it is good luck to rub Trim's nose!!

Port Lincoln SA

37 km away

Nautilus Arts Centre

Entertainment Venues

Nautilus Arts Centre

The Nautilus Arts Centre is located on the foreshore of Boston Bay, in the beautiful city of Port Lincoln on the Eyre Peninsula of South Australia. The 100 year old building boasts stunning architecture including a live Theatre which showcases performances from around the world such as plays, opera, tribute shows, live music, ceremonies and dance productions. It also houses two Galleries which feature incredible displays of local art as well as regular exhibitions from all around the nation. The Nautilus Arts Centre shares its unique space with the Rogue & Rascal, an artisan breakfast & brunch Cafe, and a beautifuly designed Gallery Shop which offers one of a kind pieces of artwork from locally based artists on the Eyre Peninsula. The Nautilus Arts Centre is a dynamic central hub incorporating Theatre, Art, Gifts, Food and a view of the naturally stunning Boston Bay.

Port Lincoln SA

37 km away

Playground

Parks and Gardens

Port Lincoln Foreshore Nature Playspace

The new playground celebrates Barngarla storytelling, with local First Nations artwork and a water feature, as well as including inclusive play equipment for those with a disability. Additional facilities include water and sand creative play spaces, a low mound slide, swings, and a trampoline. As well as ropes and climbing structures, a tunnel slide, a free barbecue (Electric), a bike/walking path, a dog bag station and a dog's on-leash exercise area. There is a nearby Jetty, lawn/grassed area, monument, parking, picnic tables, playground, seating, a shared-use path and nearby toilets (including Disabled access). Plus of course ocean views and plenty of open space.

Port Lincoln SA

37 km away

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