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THINGS TO DO
IN & AROUND CEDUNA

Experience the Unspoiled Far West Coast

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Welcome to Ceduna –
Gateway to the Outback and the Eyre Peninsula

Ceduna, the Oyster Capital of Australia, is a vibrant coastal town on Murat Bay and the perfect gateway to the outback and Eyre Peninsula. Famous for fresh seafood, stunning beaches, and warm community spirit, it’s also a hub for agriculture, aquaculture, mineral sands, gypsum, salt, and space industries. Whether you’re crossing the Nullarbor, chasing adventure, or simply soaking up the coast, Ceduna offers a truly unforgettable experience.

Alexander's Beach

Peaceful Coastal Escape

Ceduna Foreshore Playground

Newly built playground

Ceduna Golf Course

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Ceduna Jetty & Swimming Enclosure

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Ceduna Sailing Club

Join the locals for Friday afternoon tee-off from 4pm, with the clubroom open for drinks and a social finish to the week.

Ceduna National Trust Museum

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The Mint Bush Gallery

A great spot to unwind and enjoy golf on the Far West Coast.

Public Toilets

Hygienic Toilets

Boat Ramp - Ceduna

Permits Required

Ceduna History

Visit the Visitors Centre or Ceduna Council website to find out more

EXPLORE HOLIDAY IDEAS

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Denial Bay

This bay offers rewarding fishing and squidding, and blue swimmer crabs are plentiful from the jetty when in season – November to March. Take a look at the local oyster farms. The township is 14km west of Ceduna on sealed road.

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Thevenard

Thevenard is our deep-sea port exporting grain, salt, mineral sands and gypsum.

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Smoky Bay

A thriving town exists, supported by two caravan parks, general store, two free BBQs, 18-hole golf course, netball/ tennis courts, oval and two playgrounds.

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Far West Coast

The Far West Coast is a peaceful escape with untouched beaches, rugged cliffs, and pristine bushland — an uncrowded place to live or holiday

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