The goddess of love herself would love this place I think, our Newest, new favourite place to stay on Eyre Peninsula. Just when we think we’ve found the one, another idyllic location grabs us and tempts us to stay longer. Venus Bay is another beauty and the caravan park is in perfect position, sitting on… Read More I’m Your Venus Bay South Australia
Let me start this with, the reason to go to Baird Bay is to swim with dolphins and sealions! Normally that is, but not during winter while we are here. The tours to see and swim with them starts again in September. But even without that, it’s also a lovely spot to visit and stay… Read More Baird Bay to Murphy’s Haystacks
Touring around Eyre Peninsula in South Australia has us thinking each new camping destination is the best. But now I think we’ve really found it, in Streaky Bay. Streaky Bay is around 700 kilometres north west of Adelaide, getting its name from explorer Matthew Flinders who noticed the discoloured streaks in the water. The streaks… Read More Special Streaky Bay
This is a beach I’ve had on a must visit list for a long time after seeing unbelievable photos of people caravanning on the sand! These caravans weren’t off roaders either, but your average road ready van, so this was something we had to see for ourselves. Perlubie Beach is a little over 22 kilometres… Read More Caravanning on Perlubie Beach
In Australia we are lucky to have visits from whales as they make their way up from Antarctica to the warmer waters of Australia during winter. There are a number of places along our coastlines where you can see whales and their calves that are born in these warmer and sheltered waters but arguably one… Read More Best Whale Watching in South Australia
My oh my, Australia has some big rocks and we’ve seen quite a few in our travels, but been guilty of not checking out some of the best in our own backyard in South Australia, so to speak. We’ve finally made it back to the Eyre Peninsula and having the luxury of time, we can… Read More Eyre Peninsula Rocks
