Town Based Attractions | Ceduna Tourism

THINGS TO DO
IN & AROUND CEDUNA

Experience the Unspoiled Far West Coast

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

Ceduna Jetty & Swimming Enclosure

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

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

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.

Thevenard

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

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.