South Australian Eyre Peninsula Escape
Discover the remote beauty of the Eyre Peninsula on this 7-day small group tour from Adelaide. Travel past pink salt lakes, turquoise lagoons, granite formations and the dramatic coastline of the Great Australian Bight. Meet local producers, shuck fresh Coffin Bay oysters and enjoy memorable wildlife, food and nature experiences across one of South Australia’s most spectacular regions.
- 11 Oct 2026 – 17 Oct 2026
from $5,140 pp twin share * - 28 Feb 2027 – 06 Mar 2027
from $4,758 pp twin share * - 02 Apr 2027 – 08 Apr 2027
from $4,729.01 pp twin share * - 16 Apr 2027 – 22 Apr 2027
from $4,729.01 pp twin share * - 23 Apr 2027 – 29 Apr 2027
from $4,729.01 pp twin share * - 07 May 2027 – 13 May 2027
from $4,729.01 pp twin share * - 30 Aug 2027 – 05 Sep 2027
from $4,729.01 pp twin share * - 03 Sep 2027 – 09 Sep 2027
from $4,729.01 pp twin share * - 20 Sep 2027 – 26 Sep 2027
from $4,729.01 pp twin share * - 24 Sep 2027 – 30 Sep 2027
from $4,729.01 pp twin share * - 01 Oct 2027 – 07 Oct 2027
from $4,729.01 pp twin share * - 24 Mar 2028 – 30 Mar 2028
from $4,729.01 pp twin share * - 31 Mar 2028 – 06 Apr 2028
from $5,420.01 pp twin share * - 14 Apr 2028 – 20 Apr 2028
from $5,420.01 pp twin share * - 21 Apr 2028 – 27 Apr 2028
from $5,420.01 pp twin share * - 05 May 2028 – 11 May 2028
from $5,420.01 pp twin share * - 28 Aug 2028 – 03 Sep 2028
from $5,420.01 pp twin share * - 01 Sep 2028 – 07 Sep 2028
from $5,420.01 pp twin share * - 18 Sep 2028 – 24 Sep 2028
from $5,420.01 pp twin share * - 22 Sep 2028 – 28 Sep 2028
from $5,420.01 pp twin share * - 29 Sep 2028 – 05 Oct 2028
from $5,420.01 pp twin share * - 23 Mar 2029 – 29 Mar 2029
from $5,420.01 pp twin share *
* Prices and category availability are subject to change without notice.
Itinerary
Day 1 – Adelaide – Port Augusta
Often the best way to get a taste for a region is through its food and wine. And we’re determined to help you do just that from day one of this tour. Just 90 minutes after departing on your South Australia tour from Adelaide you’re in the heart of the Clare Valley, one of the state’s premier wine regions. And one of its premier wineries beckons. Gather in the cellar door at Knappstein Wines, whose Riesling (among other drops) will make you weak at the knees. The township of Port Augusta is your base tonight, its broad harbour reaching out to the Spencer Gulf. What a start to your Eyre Peninsula tour. Join your Travel Director and travelling companions for dinner.
Day 2 – Port Augusta – Ceduna
The town of Kimba may be small in population, but it’s big in attractions. Look no further than the eight-metre-tall Big Galah, guarding over the Eyre Peninsula. The other larger-than-life drawcard is Kimba’s silos, which forward-thinking artists have decorated with eye-popping murals. Talking about colourful countryside, wait until you see the pink ripples that Pildappa Rock casts. This immense granite outcrop was formed 1.5 billion years ago, its wave-like shape swooping over a swathe of pindan soil.
Day 3 – Ceduna – Streaky Bay
You could spend weeks exploring Ceduna and its surrounds on the Eyre Peninsula but today is about making the most of every moment. Travel along the coast to Smoky Bay for an immersive oyster farm experience, discovering how the industry began, how oysters are grown and graded, and the equipment behind the harvest, before sharing a relaxed lunch of freshly shucked oysters and wine in a working oyster shed. This afternoon, take in the dramatic cliff-top scenery around Streaky Bay, before enjoying a night at leisure.
Day 4 – Streaky Bay – Port Lincoln
This part of the South Australian coast is pristine – this morning explore Cape Bauer Loop Scenic Drive where you’ll visit the Whistling Rocks and Blowholes, as well as enjoying panoramic views over Hally’s Beach. Nature continues to reign supreme at Murphy’s Haystacks, a series of ancient pillars and boulders that appear to pop from the Earth, and Talia Caves – honeycombed granite rocks framing the beach. Stretch your legs along a section of the Elliston Coastal Trail at Little Bay, offering a windswept snapshot of some of the Eyre Peninsula’s most dramatic scenery before arriving in Port Lincoln.
Day 5 – Port Lincoln & Coffin Bay
This morning head to Coffin Bay to dive deep into nature on a Wild Yarnbala tour, a MAKE TRAVEL MATTER® Experience, covering off-grid, organic orchards and gardens, giving you the opportunity to taste bush tucker and learn water divining before being serenaded by a didgeridoo and lap steel guitar, as you sip on a gin infused with botanicals you’ve just picked from the orchard. The nutrient-rich waters in this area are a natural habitat for many marine creatures but none more popular or famous than their oysters. Wearing waterproof waders, tour an oyster farm, slurp some freshly shucked molluscs, then sit down on the deck overlooking beautiful Coffin Bay and enjoy an indulgent seafood platter. Later, get your Port Lincoln bearings on a guided tour before heading back to your waterfront hotel.
Day 6 – Port Lincoln – Adelaide
This morning, depart the Eyre Peninsula and soar over the sparkling Spencer Gulf to Adelaide, arriving just in time for lunch. The afternoon is yours to explore this charming capital – browse the lively Adelaide Central Market, join a guided historic walking tour, visit the acclaimed zoo, or craft your own wine blend in a Master Class at the National Wine Centre on optional experiences. Tonight, reunite with your group for a memorable dinner at the hotel, celebrating the experiences shared on your journey.
Day 7 – Farewell from Adelaide
Short and sweet, we hope your journey inspired extended South Australian wanderlust.
Highlights
- Taste local wine at a Clare Valley winery
- Explore the dramatic Eyre Peninsula coastline
- Enjoy a MAKE TRAVEL MATTER® experience on a Wild Yarnbala tour
Discover the remote beauty of the Eyre Peninsula on this 7-day small group tour from Adelaide. Travel past pink salt lakes, turquoise lagoons, granite formations and the dramatic coastline of the Great Australian Bight. Meet local producers, shuck fresh Coffin Bay oysters and enjoy memorable wildlife, food and nature experiences across one of South Australia’s most spectacular regions.
Inclusions
- Enjoy a local tasting at one of Australia’s oldest wine regions, the picturesque Clare Valley Visit the unique rock formations of Pildappa (Wave) Rock See one of South Australia’s best Silo artwork Visit Point Labatt Conservation Park, home to the endangered Australian sea lion Visit the unusual Murphy’s Haystacks rock formations Enjoy a MAKE TRAVEL MATTER® Experience on a Wild Yarnbala Tour Explore the remote Great Australian Bight Wade out into the calm waters of Coffin Bay and learn how to shuck your own oysters.
- Day 1 highlights Adelaide – Port Augusta: Often the best way to get a taste for a region is through its food and wine. And we’re determined to help you do just that from day one of this tour. Just 90 minutes after departing on your South Australia tour from Adelaide you’re in the heart of the Clare Valley, one of the state’s premier wine regions. And one of its premier wineries beckons. Gather in the cellar door at Knappstein Wines, whose Riesling (among other drops) will make you weak at the knees. The township of Port Augusta is your base tonight, its broad harbour reaching out to the Spencer Gulf. What a start to your Eyre Peninsula tour. Join your Travel Director and travelling companions for dinner.
- Day 2 highlights Port Augusta – Ceduna: The town of Kimba may be small in population, but it’s big in attractions. Look no further than the eight-metre-tall Big Galah, guarding over the Eyre Peninsula. The other larger-than-life drawcard is Kimba’s silos, which forward-thinking artists have decorated with eye-popping murals. Talking about colourful countryside, wait until you see the pink ripples that Pildappa Rock casts. This immense granite outcrop was formed 1.5 billion years ago, its wave-like shape swooping over a swathe of pindan soil.
FAQs
- Ceduna Foreshore Hotel & Motel
- HotelMotel Adelaide
- Majestic Oasis Apartments
- Streaky Bay Hotel & Motel
- The Port Lincoln Hotel
How long is this journey?
This itinerary runs for 7 days and 6 nights.
When can I travel?
Departures are currently scheduled between 11 Oct 2026 and 29 Mar 2029, subject to live availability.
Are there different departure options?
Yes, multiple departures may be available depending on your preferred travel period.
Are discounts available?
Seasonal or loyalty discounts may be available on selected departures at the time of enquiry.
What is generally included?
Inclusions typically cover guided touring and selected experiences, with exact details listed in the itinerary.
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