Want a coastal holiday without the coastal crowds? The Eyre Peninsula is the place to visit

With more than 2,000 kilometres of Australian coastline, an area of approximately 72,000 square kilometres and a population of just over 35,000 people you get as much space to yourself as you need.

From the southern tip of Cape Catastrophe, relentlessly pounded by the Antarctic swells to create 200 metre cliffs artfully carved bays and headlands, north to the picturesque desert landscapes of Gawler Ranges, west from Ceduna to the infamous treeless plain of the Nullarbour and east to the sheltered waters of Cowell and Tumby Bay on Spencer Gulf. Eyre Peninsula is a special place alive with unique experiences and tastes, waiting to be discovered.

You'll also discover unforgettable sea adventures, like swimming with Sea Lions or cage diving with Great White Sharks, swim with Dolphins, surf deserted breaks at Fishery Bay, fish the southern blue waters of Boston Bay, watch whales from the Bunda Cliffs, cruise secluded Thistle and Flinders islands or just relax on your very own white sandy beach at Lipson Cove or Gallipoli Beach.

You'll also discover unforgettable sea adventures- you can swim with Sea Lions and Dolphins, cage dive with Great White Sharks, surf deserted breaks at Fishery Bay, fish the southern blue waters of Boston Bay, watch whales from the Bunda Cliffs, cruise secluded Thistle and Flinders islands or just relax on your very own white sandy beach at Lipson Cove or Gallipoli Beach.

You can also taste the Fresh Eyre, from farmers markets and restaurants in Streaky Bay, Cummins, Elliston or Ceduna, try home made cheeses and olive oils, and the local award winning wines of the region. Well complimented by the vast array of local seafood including the famous Coffin Bay Oysters, Southern Bluefin Tuna, Rock lobster and Southern King Prawns. You will never grow tired or hungry while investigating the taste of fresh Eyre.

You can feel the comfort of the region, with modern foreshore accommodation, secluded cabins and quaint homesteads, multiple short flights per day from Adelaide, relaxing esplanades of cafes and restaurants and locals who love to stop and chat
So if you want a coastal holiday you'll never forget, travel to the Eyre Peninsula