South Australia Tourism Bureau recommends the route - Seafood Frontier Tour
4 cities |
9 attraction(s) |
total distance 1065
km
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Day1: Eyre Peninsula
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Coffin Bay Oyster Farm Tours
If you are a loyal fan of oysters, lunch can be chosen at Coffin Bay Farm, where you can enjoy freshly caught oysters with a sweet taste of seawater and a hint of seaweed. The Pacific oysters have a simple and elegant taste and a fresh texture, which is instantly praised. Note: Oyster Farm Tours can experience eating oysters in the water while wearing waders, while Experience Coffin Bay is eaten on the boat. In addition to Coffin Bay oysters, the Southern Rock Lobster, Abalone, and Southern Bluefin Tuna are also revered by foodies and are all must-try culinary experiences.
Day2: Eyre Peninsula > Port Lincoln > South Australia > Eyre Peninsula
4 attraction(s) ·
321 km
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Baird Bay is one of the few places in the world where you can swim with two remarkable marine mammals - dolphins and Australian sea lions. Join a guided boat tour on the 12-meter Investigator or the 6-meter Jaguar, equipped with snorkels, masks, wetsuits, and all the necessary information. Experience this unique encounter in shallow and calm waters, observing the animals in their natural wild state.
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The Lincoln Port, a city's business card, diving with real wild great white sharks, but with an iron cage in between. Taking a boat from Lincoln Port, you can reach the waters of the pristine natural Neptune Islands, where tens of thousands of seals live, and thus the king of the marine food chain - the great white shark. Once inside the underwater cage, all you have to do is wait, which direction will the great white shark come from?
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Visit Glen Forest Animal Farm, a special park located in Port Lincoln, planted with many unique Red Gum trees. You will have the opportunity to interact up close with kangaroos and local birds and feed them. Here, you can observe many native animals such as camels, koalas, emus, dingoes, water buffalo, goats, camels, rabbits, and ostriches. Additionally, the locally renowned Lincoln Estate Winery also has many vineyards here, offering visitors an excellent chance to experience local wines.
21
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The Fresh Fish Place
Lincoln port is a little further south of the Mickey's Wild Koala Park, where there are also many wild kangaroos and emus, which are the true owners here. You can experience the tranquility of the natural jungle, observe adorable koalas up close, and then enjoy your picnic time.
Day3: Port Lincoln > GUANGZHOU
2 attraction(s) ·
573 km
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Day4: Eyre Peninsula
2 attraction(s) ·
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The Gawler Ranges is a spectacular wilderness landscape with untouched and magnificent scenery. The massive volcanic rock hills display vibrant colors and create a strong contrast with the pure white salt lakes in the area, including Lake Gairdner. It is particularly famous for kangaroos, wedge-tailed eagles, and koalas. The region is also an excellent destination for coastal experiences, such as swimming with sea lions and dolphins in Baird Bay.
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One of the largest salt lakes in South Australia. It covers an area of approximately 8000 square kilometers, larger than the entire city of Shanghai. The lakebed is covered with pure white salt crystals, making it known as the whitest place in the world.
