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Ceduna to Adelaide — Eyre Peninsula

Small coastal towns, seafood, dramatic peninsulas and the approach to Adelaide.

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Suggested days
10 suggested days · 6 as a shorter start
Vehicle
2WD on suitable sealed routes

Stops, in order

  1. 1Ceduna
  2. 2Streaky Bay
  3. 3Elliston
  4. 4Coffin Bay
  5. 5Port Lincoln
  6. 6Whyalla
  7. 7Port Augusta
  8. 8Clare Valley
  9. 9Adelaide

No driving time or distance is shown. A straight line on a map would be wrong for ferries, the Gulf, Cape York and the Kimberley.

Day by day

  1. Days 1–2

    Ceduna → Streaky Bay

    Ceduna: oysters and western Eyre gateway; Streaky Bay: pristine coves and village waterfront.

    Suggested overnight: Streaky Bay

  2. Days 3–4

    Elliston → Coffin Bay

    Elliston: rugged cliffs and limestone coast; Coffin Bay: oyster country and scenic beaches.

    Suggested overnight: Coffin Bay

  3. Days 5–6

    Port Lincoln

    Port Lincoln: seafood, coast and marine excursions.

    Suggested overnight: Port Lincoln

  4. Days 7–8

    Whyalla → Port Augusta

    Whyalla: industrial/coastal history and lookout; Port Augusta: crossroads of the Eyre and Stuart highways.

    Suggested overnight: Port Augusta

  5. Days 9–10

    Clare Valley → Adelaide

    Clare Valley: vineyards and heritage towns; Adelaide: city food precincts and nearby hills.

    Suggested overnight: Adelaide

Things to do

Coffin Bay oyster experience; Port Lincoln wildlife cruise; Clare winery tasting.

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Find work near this route

These towns are editorial hubs. A regional town is not automatically 88-day eligible. That depends on your visa, the work, the postcode and current Home Affairs rules.

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Road, ferry and access

  • Eyre Peninsula drives are not short; some beaches require 4WD.

Specified work rules: subclass 417 and subclass 462. This page is a travel guide, not migration advice.