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The
Trail includes from North Shields through Port Lincoln, around
the Marina and through the National Parks
Escape
from the hustle and bustle of modern living to the natural surrounds
of the Southern Eyre Peninsula on the Investigator Walking
Trail. Take the time to enjoy a walk along the most beautiful,
refreshing coastline in the state. This is a long distance
coastal trail which takes its name from HMS Investigator, the
ship commanded by Matthew Flinders while surveying the rugged
coastline of Lower Eyre Peninsula in 1802. The trail is easy to walk,
well marked and accommodates people of all fitness levels. So
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Enjoy
the space and tranquility at Mikkira - see the stars clearly at
night. Camp or visit for a day and sit by wood fires in Winter -
de-stress yourself.
You can bird-watch, count the koalas, walk
in the bushland, see the historic area with the restored
homestead 1842. Ride a pushbike, fly a kite or do nothing at
all. Just sit and soak it up.
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Contact |
Bett De
La Perrelle |
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Off
Fishery Bay road |
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Distance |
26km S/W |
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Rates |
$14 for day admisssion per car
$20 for camping, per car |
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Discover
Eyre Peninsula Parks. Explore the Coffin Bay Peninsula by 4WD,
relax in the tranquility if the Memory Cove Wilderness Area,
take in the views of Port Lincoln from the top of Stamford Hill.
Observe playful sea lions swimming and snoozing at Point Labbat.
View the Southern ocean from the cliff tops along the Nullabor
National park. Contact us for the best nature has to offer.
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Port
Lincoln and Coffin Bay |
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Include entry and camping fees |
| Key |
Key deposit required for Memory cove Gate collect at Port Lincoln Visitor Information Centre |
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| Beautiful 2 acre garden consisting of many decidous trees, evergreen trees and shady gum trees, featuring 600 roses annuals, perennials, bulbs and shrubs. There is abundant birdlife and 3 water features. Emus surround the garden perimeters and the emu oil products are sold in the tea rooms. There is an outdoor pergola attached to the tearooms which offers devonshire teas, cappuchinos and homemade cakes. Lunches by appointment . Coaches by prior arrangement. Opening hours 10am to 4.30pm daily. Closed Christmas day and Good Friday. |
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Contact |
Vicki
Rice |
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Location |
92 Little Swamp Lane Hawson Rural |
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Distance |
10kms north west of Port Lincoln
via Flinders Highway |
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Rates |
$6.00per
person |
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roseviewg@bigpond.com |
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The Old Mill was
built as a Flour Mill in 1846 but never commenced
operation.
Now a historic lookout with views of Port Lincoln and Boston
Bay.
Within walking distance of the City Centre.
Turn off Flinders highway into Gloucester terrace then left into
Dorset Place and you will find the Old Mill.
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The
Parnkalla Walking Trail has some of the most breathtaking
coastal views on the Eyre Peninsula.
Along the trail there are
many varieties of plant life, you might even catch a glimpse of
wildlife from lizards to bird life.
The length of the trails
approx.14km long and to walk the entire length should take 3-4
hours.
Parnkalla was the name of an Aboriginal group that lived
in this area at the time of settlement. There are many benches
along the trail for you to pause, rest and enjoy the
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Just
5 Km drive away off the Flinders Highway you can marvel
in the spectacular scenery from Winters Hill lookout.
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View the beauty of Boston Island,
Boston Bay, Sleaford Mere, Thistle Island and the beautiful
township of Port Lincoln. |
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