Things to do, accommodation and road trips around the beautiful Eyre Peninsula.
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With endless coastlines, spectacular marine life, fascinating towns and beautiful countryside, the Eyre Peninsula is one of South Australia’s best holiday destinations. Although hotels and Airbnbs are great, there’s no better way to experience the area than staying in one of the excellent caravan parks Eyre Peninsula – and thankfully, it’s home to some of Australia’s best. So, read on and discover the best Eyre Peninsula caravan parks.
Eyre Peninsula is one of South Australia’s great getaway destinations. A large, triangular peninsula located a few hours drive west of Adelaide, the Eyre Peninsula is a fantastic spot to enjoy Australia’s many outdoor delights. There’s heaps of stuff to do out on the water here, including perennial favourites like diving with sharks, cuttlefish diving, swimming with dolphins, whale watching, and much more. Eyre Peninsula is home to some of Australia’s tastiest seafood, and it’s also the gateway to those heading further west out into the Nullarbor and beyond.
As you’d expect, there’s plenty of choice for Eyre Peninsula accommodation, with many hotels and campgrounds available. But to really get the most from your experience, it’s tough to beat staying in an Airbnb. So let’s have a look at some of the best Airbnb Eyre Peninsula selections.
On the southern coast of one of Australia’s lesser visited states lies one of the most amazing road trips you will find anywhere on earth. From crashing waves to rugged coasts, jaw-dropping scenery to fascinating history, the Eyre Peninsula road trip has it all.
To help you plan this unforgettable Australian road trip, this is just a short guide to some of the best sights along the Eyre Peninsula, starting at Port Augusta and looping anti-clockwise around the route to finish here once again.
The Eyre Peninsula is a large, triangular peninsula along South Australia’s coastline. Bordered by Spencer Gulf to the east, the Great Australian Bight to the west, and Gawler Ranges to the north, Eyre Peninsula is a large but sparsely populated area and home to around 60,000 people, but don’t let that fool you – there are countless things to do on the Eyre Peninsula. The traditional home of the Barngarla indigenous peoples, Eyre Peninsula was used as a whaling and sealing base before the first permanent settlement was established at Port Lincoln in 1839.
