Port Lincoln National Park

A must-visit place in Port Lincoln, with great and exclusive beaches, full of wildlife, amazing sand dunes and crystal-clear water, Lincoln National Park truly shows the beautiful and rugged coastline of Eyre Peninsula.

Sleaford to Wanna 4WD track is one of the best off-road tracks in South Australia. With the massive wind-sculpt­ed sand dunes, pound­ing surf and rugged lime­stone cliffs, we can taste the Eyre Peninsula’s wild side. Travel in a well-equipped off-road vehicle is the best way to explore the track, travel with us so we can show you the best parts of it safely! (We will travel around Wanna Sand dune, the whole track will need a full day to explore and we can arrange that under the private tour arrangement)

During the trip, we have the opportunity to visit many of the unique wildlife in their habitats. Western Grey Kangaroo, Emu, Koala, Tiger Snake, Goanna Lizard and more. But keep in mind, observing wildlife need great patience, and no one can guarantee the sighting because they are free!

Taste of Local Premium Seafood

Port Lincoln is famous for our seafood, here we have world-class Southern Blue Fin Tuna, Kingfish, Mussel, Oysters, Abalone, King Prawn etc. We offer a fresh seafood lunch for our passengers including Southern Blue Fin Tuna and King Prawn. (we also cater to passengers with other dietary requirements)

A great meal can not row without some excellent drinks, as we have our own liquor license, and we proudly offer local premium wine, gin and beer for our visitors to enjoy. (All alcoholic drinks are subject to additional cost, please check our bar menu)

The limestone coast starts from Port Lincoln and all the way to Western Australia. There are many incredible limestone coasts to explore around Port Lincoln. We will spend our afternoon visiting places like Whalers Way to showcase the best part of it to our visitors. (Please be aware that Whalers Way is private property, the accessibility depends on their availability, when Whalers Way is not available we will explore more remote and exclusive areas in Lincoln National Park)