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PLAN YOUR TRIP

Experience the Unspoiled Far West Coast

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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.

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From beachfront caravan parks to comfortable motels, Ceduna has the perfect place to rest, relax, and explore the Eyre Peninsula.

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Pristine shores, dramatic coastlines, and untouched bushland await. Join local tours or charters to discover coastal views, hidden treasures, and the perfect place to relax and explore.

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Ceduna and it’s surrounding region enjoys a mild Mediterranean climate. Locals consider the weather in April to be ideal with pleasantly warm temperatures and light winds.

GETTING HERE

Welcome to Eyre Peninsula! Enjoy our beautiful region with summer temperatures from 25°C to 29°C along the coast and up to 34°C inland. Please use water wisely during our current water shortage. With daily flights from Adelaide and a bus service twice week, getting here is easy, plus you can explore with four-wheel-drive or car hire options.

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WEATHER AND TIDES

Ceduna and it’s surrounding region enjoys a mild Mediterranean climate. Locals consider the weather in April to be ideal with pleasantly warm temperatures and light winds.

Summer Average Temperatures: 25 to 29c

Winter Average Temperatures: 15 to 18c

Annual Rainfall: 275mm

TOURS AND CHARTERS

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Nullarbor Links
The World’s Longest Golf Course

WHERE TO NEXT?

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