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Sensational Seafood, Wilderness and Wildlife
Port Lincoln, Eyre Peninsula, a new destination fostering an exciting range of new experiences. Flippers and Feet, Oceans and Oysters, Australia’s Seafood Capital offers culinary adventures, matched with wilderness and wildlife.
Port Lincoln on Eyre Peninsula
Nestled on the shored of one of Australia’s deepest natural harbours and home to around 14,000 people and Australia’s largest fishing fleet, Port Lincoln is a picturesque and modern seaside town. With expansive foreshore lawns, shady trees and picnic tables overlooking the harbour, the lifestyle could be described as idyllic.
For the experience seeker an undiscovered playground of 100’s of island and 1000’s of kilometres of coastline to explore, all abounding in wildlife above and below the waterline. From the famous surfing locations, and expansive white rolling sand dunes to the foot print free beaches and sheltered bays and water ways, Port Lincoln is the start of an exhilarating natural water playground.
With the rich harvest of the sea so fresh and plentiful, a dining extravaganza of seasonal prawns, crayfish, tuna, abalone and oysters is a taste sensation that connects our visitors to the region forever.
With only a 45 minute flight from Adelaide with fantastic scenic views thrown in for free, Port Lincoln is easily accessed on one of the many scheduled flights a day with either Rex or Qantas. The very new 7 storey Port Lincoln Hotel built on the foreshore offers bay “views to die for” with short walks along the esplanade to the open air coffee shops and an introduction to the relaxing life style and the country culture of the town.
Each year more and more people discover the natural beauty and many hidden marine treasures of the area, as testament, the ever growing cruising boat fleet of Riviera’s and yachts tying up to docks adjacent to the town houses at the marina.
From hooking up a tuna to collecting abalone from the rocks at low tide, rewards are guaranteed at the end of every “expedition”.
Whether fishing or frolicking amongst the wildlife you are sure to find experiences that you will recount to your friends and replayed in your mind and over and over again.
How to Get to Port Lincoln

By Air
By Air 25 flights a day between Adelaide (ADL) and Port Lincoln (PLO)
www.qantas.com.au
www.rex.com.au
By Road
Via Port Augusta approx 6 hours travel time and 750 kms





