Port Lincoln

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Port Lincoln, Australia

Situated along the Eyre Peninsula at Boston Bay, Port Lincoln, also known as "Australia's Seafood Capital," is your gateway to an outdoor playground - both shoreside and at sea. From snorkelling, diving (including great white shark cage diving) and surfing to yachting, there are many ways to explore this underwater wonderland. Or journey along the peninsula to one of the nearby parks and discover pristine beaches, protected coves, rugged cliffs and more. After experiencing the region's awe-inspiring landscapes and rich wildlife, a visit to Port Lincoln wouldn't be complete without sampling some of the delicious local seafood!

What you NEED TO KNOW

  • Port Name & Location
    Port Lincoln, Australia
  • Time Zone
    Australian Central Daylight Time Zon
  • Language
    English
  • Currency & Shopping
    Australian Dollar Discover a wide range of shopping options in Port Lincoln, including both small markets selling locally-made goods and high-end boutiques.
    • Famous For
      Known as “Australia’s Seafood Capital,” visitors flock to the city for its delicious seafood and pristine beaches.
    • Important
      If you want to fish some of the abundant marine life in the bay, be sure to enquire about necessary permits first as most types of fishing do require permits.
    • Fun Fact #1
      Explore the region's natural beauty and diverse wildlife with a visit to Lincoln National Park. From secluded beaches and vast sand dunes to granite cliffs, embark on a nature trail along pristine landscapes where you may also encounter kangaroos, wallabies, emus and a range of migratory birds. Or see the coast from the water on a kayaking or snorkelling tour.
    • Fun Fact #2
      Axel Stenross Maritime Museum provides a glimpse into the city’s seafaring history with historic vessels and artifacts on display.
      • Fun Fact: Foodies
        Rock lobster, bluefin tuna, yellowtail kingfish and oysters are just a few of the fresh, locally-caught seafood that you can savour at one of the restaurants in town.
      • Fun Fact: Landmarks
        Whalers Way is another section of Eyre Peninsula that features jaw-dropping vistas. Enjoy a dip in the reef-enclosed natural Swimming Hole. Unwind on warm golden sands and explore caves, crevices, dramatic cliffs and more.
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