Begin in Whyalla, the northern entry to the Eyre Peninsula. Here, industry and nature coexist, creating a unique backdrop for natural wonders. From May to August, the waters near Whyalla become the stage for the annual Giant Cuttlefish spawn, a natural phenomenon that draws visitors from far and wide. It’s also a place where you can spot friendly local dolphins near the boat ramps.
Move along the coast to Tumby Bay, known for its silo art and arts scene. Venture inland to experience the laid-back lifestyle of Cleve and find quaint fishing villages that dot the landscape in between.
From the start in Whyalla to the quiet charm of the fishing communities, the Eastern Eyre Peninsula offers a refreshing escape where each location has its own story, inviting travellers to enjoy the simpler pleasures of coastal life.