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One of Australia's best regional hubs for those seeking aquatic experiences and fresh seafood, South Australia's Port Lincoln lies on the scenic Eyre Peninsula and serves as an ideal springboard for those who like their experiences wet and wild.
Why it's special: Charming coastal town renowned for its unique aquatic activities;
excellent, famously fresh seafood
Best time to go: January - February
The town of Port Lincoln lies around 7 hours' drive away from the state's capital, Adelaide, but is well worth the trek for a getaway, as it offers a combination of laid-back atmosphere and a range of adventures that's can't be done anywhere else in the state of South Australia let alone Australia as a whole.
Port Lincoln and its surrounding region is also renowned for the quality of its seafood, with the likes of prawns, tuna and lobster here prominent, juicy, and fresh. Culinary enthusiasts will be able to sample these fresh catches straight from the sea, or in the number of great restaurants to which the town is home.
Adventure-seekers will also be in their element here, as this is one of the few places in the country where visitors can embark on a tour to either swim alongside sea lions in the wild at Hopkins and Pearson Islands - a magical encounter - or kick up the adrenaline and go cage diving with Great White Sharks.
Throw in some quality national parks for land-based exploration, a number of historical and cultural attractions, and a robust fishing scene, and Port Lincoln has plenty to offer a variety of different travellers in South Australia.
While a charming port town in its own right, it's the natural offerings that make Port Lincoln a standout travel destination both on and off shore. On land, the rugged peninsula of Lincoln National Park offers plenty of exploratory opportunities as well as excellent views of the ocean, relaxing sandy beaches and the chance to set up camp for the night. If you're up for the challenge there are various walking trails that provide stunning views over the area.
Water-wise, not only does the region's aquatic focus provide some unique adventures, but it also serves as the bountiful basis for a range of excellent fishing and - as a result - dining. Oysters in particular are a specialty here, with those of Coffin Bay widely considered among the best in all of Australia.
What Port Lincoln has to offer:
Highlights that set Port Lincoln apart include:
Outstanding seafood, widely considered one of Australia's seafood capitals
Unique aquatic experiences such as swimming with seals and shark cage diving
Ruggedly beautiful coastal scenery as well as National Parks
Interesting maritime history conveyed through a range of quality museums
Located in the scenic Eyre Peninsula
Impressive coastal scenery with wonderful photography opportunities
Top Things to Do
Looking to pay a visit to Port Lincoln but not sure what to do? Here are some of the most essential experiences.
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