Day Trips Ceduna | Ceduna Tourism

Day Trips

Experience the Unspoiled Far West Coast

Day Trips

Decres Bay – Wittlebee Conservation Park

Sandy swimming beach, rock fishing, and bird watching

Davenport Creek

Owned by the Lutheran Church, Davenport Creek is a local jewel

Lake McDonnell

Going to Sinclair, you drive on a causeway across Lake McDonnell

Penong

Small town of Penong has 26 windmills on the eastern outskirts of the town

Penong Windmill Museum

Showcase of old, new, small and big Windmills

Point Sinclair and Cactus Beach

Coastal Protection Reserve, privately owned, bush camping at the park

Laura Bay Conservation Park

The Conservation Park contains a walking trail

Yalata

Permits are required to camp on Yalata land

Nundroo

Service point for the traveller

Goog’s Track (4WD only)

Sand hills, granite outcrops and dry salt lakes

The Dog Fence

One of the longest continuous fences in the world

Fowlers Bay

Whale season from June to October

The Woolshed Museum

The Woolshed was the first stone building in the district

Quarantine Check Point

Just after Border Village. Quarantine WA Phone: (08) 9039 3277

WA/SA Border Village

A roadhouse, motel, restaurant and caravan park

Nullarbor Roadhouse

Nullarbor is a service point for the traveller

Nullarbor Wilderness Protection Area

The Nullarbor National Park adjoins the Great Australian Bight and extends inland

Head of Bight

Playground for migrating southern right whales

Heading South-East from Ceduna?

Explore the rest of the Eyre Peninsula, starting with our nearest neighbours in Streaky Bay

EXPLORE HOLIDAY IDEAS

Ceduna

Experience the Unspoiled Far West Coast, Ceduna The Oyster Capital of Australia

A welcoming coastal towns await. Stroll Ceduna’s foreshore, explore the museum, browse Aboriginal art, and cast a line from jetties at Denial Bay, Smoky Bay, Point Sinclair, Fowlers Bay, and Ceduna. With stunning sunsets and a relaxed pace, it’s unforgettable.