[2025 Cummins Attraction] Travel Guide for Eyre Peninsula (Updated May)

🌊 The Eyre Peninsula is known for its ruggedly beautiful coastline and pleasant beaches. The scenery here is like a magnificent painting: blue skies and white clouds, clear waters and white sands, romantic pink lakes, the Sky Realm, and magical boulders, all of which are breathtaking. Trust me, in the hustle and bustle of life, there must be such a place where one can relax and resonate with nature! ✅ Must-visit attractions on the Eyre Peninsula: 📍Coffin Bay National Park Coffin Bay National Park, which boasts the extended coastline of the Eyre Peninsula, is not only a pilgrimage site for water sports enthusiasts but also an ideal place for relaxation. Here, the rocks echo the azure waves, and when the sunlight sprinkles on the sea, the waves shimmer with golden light under the reflection, making the entire coastline glitter like a mermaid's dwelling~ Strolling on the beach, feeling the sea breeze. Whether it's the brilliant light and shadow at sunrise or the soft afterglow at sunset, it's all incredibly beautiful! 📍Lincoln National Park Lincoln National Park covers an area of 216 square kilometers, encompassing steep cliffs, winding bays, dunes, pristine white sandy beaches, and various camping facilities, making it an excellent destination for travel and adventure! Memory Bay, shining like a gem, is located here. With its soft sandy beaches and blue sea, worries seem to drift away with the waves. True to its name, it's unforgettable at first sight. However, Memory Bay is a protected area, and only 15 vehicles are allowed in per day, so be sure to apply for a permit at the visitor center in advance. 📍Lake MacDonnell Finally, I get to write about my favorite spot! Lake MacDonnell is one of South Australia's most beautiful pink salt lakes. Driving on the embankment, one side of the lake is pink, the other side is emerald green, and further down the bridge is the blue lake water, forming a stunning tri-color lake. Here, it's as if you're in a world interwoven with fairy tales and dreams. Trust me, don't miss this place; you'll be able to take countless life photos! 📍Lake Gairdner If there's any place that can rival Lake MacDonnell, it must be Lake Gairdner! Lake Gairdner stretches unbounded into the distance, with a vast horizon as if there is no end. The red sand dunes echo the glittering lake surface, and just by standing or sitting here, one can feel infinitely relaxed. When it rains, the lake surface becomes like a giant mirror, clearly reflecting the blue sky and white clouds, hence the nickname 'South Australia's Sky Realm'. There are so many beautiful sights that, in addition to the above attractions, there are ancient stone formations like Murphy’s Haystacks, the spectacular natural Talia Caves, and secluded Greenly Beach surrounded by cliffs... To truly experience everything in one go, a few days would definitely not be enough! ❤️ The more I talk about the Eyre Peninsula, the more I want to go again! If you also want to start exploring a new travel map, this is really a niche and treasure-filled place~

#australiatrip Nestled on the far west coast of South Australia, Denial Bay is a serene escape that offers a perfect blend of history and natural beauty. This quaint township, located just 10 kilometers west of Ceduna, is renowned for its rewarding fishing spots, abundant blue swimmer crabs, and picturesque oyster farms. Visitors can explore McKenzie’s Landing, a historic platform once used for loading and unloading goods, and enjoy the tranquil waters ideal for squidding and crabbing. With its rich heritage and stunning coastal views, Denial Bay is a must-visit for those seeking a peaceful retreat away from the hustle and bustle of city life.

Stepping into the magical land of Eyre Peninsula is like entering a dream world. It is one of the few pure places in the Southern Hemisphere! Are you ready to start this unique journey of exploration? Port Lincoln is like a bright pearl lying quietly by the sea. There is no hustle and bustle of the city, only the gentle breeze, the sound of waves, and the low chirping of seagulls. 🏖 Coffin Bay: The water in the bay is clear and transparent, and various shellfish and small fish swim in it, forming a vibrant underwater world. The delicious oysters are famous far and wide. 💡 Tips: From December 11, China Southern Airlines will resume the Guangzhou-Adelaide route, operated by Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner, to take you on a journey to South Australia! 🚗 [9-day itinerary overview] 𝗗𝗮𝘆1: Fly from your city✈Guangzhou✈Adelaide 𝗗𝗮𝘆2: Adelaide 𝗗𝗮𝘆3: Adelaide-Adelaide Hills🏞-Gorge Wildlife Park-Hahndorf🏘-Adelaide 𝗗𝗮𝘆4: Adelaide-Port Lincoln🏖 𝗗𝗮𝘆5: Port Lincoln 𝗗𝗮𝘆6: Coffin Bay🦪 𝗗𝗮𝘆7: Port Lincoln and sea lions-Adelaide 𝗗𝗮𝘆8: Free time in Adelaide 𝗗𝗮𝘆9: Adelaide✈Guangzhou✈Your city

Wander through the wilderness of South Australia and enjoy the freedom of an unrestrained life. The Eyre Peninsula is the most surprising place in South Australia. It is not only home to the world's four most famous seafood, but also a place to enjoy the pristine scenery and watch all kinds of cute wildlife. 📍Itinerary: D1: Adelaide—Port Lincoln—Glen Forest Animal Park—Coffin Bay Oyster Farm D2: Coffin Bay National Park D3: Lincoln National Park—Port Lincoln D4: The Fresh Fish Place—Port Lincoln—Adelaide ✈️Transportation: ◾️Fly from Adelaide to Port Lincoln on the Eyre Peninsula. The flight takes about 50 minutes. ◾️If you have time, you can drive from Adelaide to Port Lincoln, which takes about 7 hours. You can explore more scenery along the way. ◾️China Southern Airlines will resume direct flights from Guangzhou to Adelaide on December 11, making it easier to travel to South Australia. 📍Attractions: ◾️Oyster Farm Tour As a big fan of oysters, I couldn't miss the oyster lunch at Coffin Bay Farm! The sea water in Coffin Bay is naturally pure and unpolluted, and the natural conditions and microclimate are very suitable for the growth and reproduction of oysters. The Pacific oysters produced here are famous all over the world. Put on your waders and rubber clothes, stand in the sea, feel the salty sea breeze blowing through your hair, listen to the oyster farmers talk about oyster farming, and learn how to open oysters on site. Enjoy the fun of opening and tasting oysters in a relaxed and pleasant atmosphere. The highlight is that you can eat freshly caught oysters while standing in the water. The freshness is beyond words! The oysters have a sweet sea flavor and a seaweed aroma, and the fresh and sweet taste of the freshly caught oysters is simply amazing. 📅Opening hours: 9:30–18:00 ⏰Experience time: 11:00 or 12:00 every day ◾️Coffin Bay National Park After tasting the delicious oysters, I recommend going to Coffin Bay National Park to enjoy the scenery. You can take a boat tour of the blue ocean and the magnificent limestone cliffs, or take a 4WD to explore the pristine scenery. 📅Opening hours: 24 hours ◾️The Fresh Fish Place The seafood is freshly caught and delivered on the same day. You can also enjoy fish and chips and other seafood snacks. We ate there for two days in a row! Let the fresh taste of the Eyre Peninsula linger on your lips and teeth for a little longer. 📅Opening hours: Monday to Thursday: 08:30–18:30, Friday: 08:30–19:30, Saturday: 08:30–14:00, closed on Sunday

When you come to South Australia in spring, nature seems to have pressed the accelerator key of vitality. Every ray of light carries the code of life, passing between the tips of leaves and flowers, penetrating the mist, and gently awakening the sleeping valley. Choose a place hidden in nature as your spring residence, and live in that corner kissed by the sun! CAVNS by CABN Seppeltsfield, Barossa CAVNS by CABN is an eco-friendly pavilion-style accommodation that uses a unique canvas design to allow natural light to flow in, connecting guests closely to the natural beauty of the Barossa. Just an hour’s drive away from the hustle and bustle of Adelaide, you can arrive at the famous Seppeltsfield wine region for an eco-friendly travel experience. The area is carefully planned with five CAVNS cabins – Kara, Louise, Billie, Amelia and Myrtle – scattered among the lush greenery, about 35 metres apart from each other, ensuring privacy while maintaining harmony with neighbours. The cottages are equipped with all the amenities for self-catering accommodation, including king-size beds and outdoor bathtubs, to enhance your stay. Here, you can get away from the hustle and bustle, stroll among the surrounding wineries, and indulge in the aroma of wine that has been brewing for years. Enjoy a glass of fine wine on the terrace, let the warmth and gentleness embrace you, and enjoy the company of the sun and beautiful scenery. Trestrail Cottage, Clare Valley Trestrail Cottage is quietly located deep in the jungle, surrounded by a unique 100-acre private territory. Every breath of air here seems to have been carefully selected by nature, pure and full of vitality, making every breath a deep nourishment for the soul. Trestrail Cottage provides a private space away from the hustle and bustle of the city, and is deeply loved by couples. It allows couples to reunite in the embrace of nature and let love spread quietly with the surrounding greenery. At the same time, this is also a paradise for hiking enthusiasts: the cottage is located in the scenic Clare Valley, close to Spring Gully Conservation Park and the famous Riesling Trail, and only 5 kilometers away from the famous Sevenhill. There are also many hidden hiking trails in the territory, waiting for you to discover the gorgeous wildflowers in the forest. You can also step into the sauna room of Trestrail Cottage to enjoy a warm and healing prelude, and then let a cool open-air stone shower take away your fatigue. Also, remember to look at the stars on the open-air sundeck and let your mind fly freely with the flow of the Milky Way. Yambara Tiny Cabin, Eyre Peninsula Yambara is a haven pampered by nature. Every time the sun sets, the Eyre Peninsula's (Eyre Peninsula) sky is gradually dyed with a gentle orange-red. You can leisurely walk onto the balcony and enjoy the beautiful scenery from the perfect position to watch the sunset. With a cup of tea or iced juice in hand and the sea breeze caressing your cheeks, your fatigue and worries will disappear with the afterglow of the sunset. Yambara Tiny Cabin is just 100 metres from Sandy Point Beach, famous for whale watching and home to many kangaroos and emus. In addition, visitors can overlook Sleaford Bay and Port Lincoln National Park, allowing you to escape into the wonderful natural world with just one click. You can choose to do a morning yoga meditation or spend some carefree time with your children on the beach. Here, every moment is a perfect interpretation of light, sea and comfortable life. Ode to the Orchard, Adelaide Hills Ode to the Orchard exudes a rich rural atmosphere, as if you have traveled back in time to a cozy corner of the past. It is surrounded by apple orchards and enjoys the beauty and tranquility of the Adelaide Hills. The sunlight shines gently on the land through the sparse clouds, coating every scene with a layer of golden glow, making people intoxicated with the tranquility and beauty away from the hustle and bustle of the world. The interior of the cabin is warm and comfortable, and the wood stove emits warm flames, creating an elegant resting space. It is also equipped with brand new electric stoves and coffee machines, as well as traditional wood-fired ovens, making cooking a pleasure. Whether it is simple meals or exquisite dishes, it can be achieved here. There is a vintage claw-foot bathtub outside the cottage, where you can enjoy the rare beauty while taking a bath, allowing your soul to truly relax and nourish. Whether it is the blue sky and white clouds during the day or the bright starry sky at night, they will become unforgettable fragments in your memory. Stroll through this land kissed by the sun, feel the infinite energy given by photosynthesis, and enjoy the spring in South Australia, which is waiting for you to come and enjoy a feast of sunshine, nature and life!