Beaches and coves of Eyre Peninsula

Almonta Beach lies on the southern coast of Coffin Bay National Park, east of Point Avoid, backed by coastal dunes and mobile dune fields.

Cowrie Beach is a sheltered sandy beach on the Whalers Way coast south of Port Lincoln, east of Cape Carnot and beneath cliffs about 50 metres high.

Gunyah Beach lies on the ocean side of Coffin Bay National Park, where sheltered inlets give way to the Southern Ocean.

Long Beach is an expansive white-sand shoreline in Coffin Bay National Park, reached through vegetated dunes and a landscape of remote coastal wilderness.

Mary Ellis Wreck Beach lies at the head of Sleaford Bay within Lincoln National Park, where mobile sand dunes lead down to a flat surf beach.

Morgans Landing is a sandy coastal beach at the western end of Seven Mile Beach in Coffin Bay National Park.

Red Banks Beach lies on the Sleaford Bay coast within Whalers Way, south of Port Lincoln.

Sensation Beach lies on the remote coast of Coffin Bay National Park, known for white sand and clear aqua-coloured water.

September Beach is a sandy, sheltered shoreline within Lincoln National Park.

Seven Mile Beach is a sheltered sandy beach on the Coffin Bay Peninsula, backed by vegetated and mobile dunes.

Shelly Beach lies on Port Lincoln’s Kirton Point foreshore and connects with the Parnkalla coastal walking route.

Tinah Beach lies on the Sleaford Bay side of Lincoln National Park, a sandy and remote coast on South Australia’s Eyre Peninsula.