General
Visitors to Mikkira enjoy the space and tranquility of the natural bush environment. It is an amazing place for bird-watching, picnics, koala spotting and camping.
A natural bushland environment with old Manna Gum trees ideal for koala spotting or bird watching, with walking guide and bird list available on request. Caravans + camping welcome with hot showers all year round and campfire cooking in winter. Mikkira Station is open all year except on days above 30 degrees celcius. Permit required, available from The Port Lincoln Visitor Centre.
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CONTACT & LOCATION
| CONTACT | DETAILS |
|---|---|
| Fishery Bay Road, Sleaford SA | |
| 1300 788 378 | |
| http://www.mikkirakoalas.com/ | |
| 25km from Port Lincoln P.O. + Visitor Centre |
Permits are required to visit Mikkira Station.
Permits are available at the Port Lincoln Visitor Information Centre or Mobil Mortlock Service Station on Mortlock Terrace.
Should you arrive at Mikkira without a permit please call at the office located on-site to purchase a permit (cash only).
Whalers Way offers visitors the most accessible but beautiful and spectacular coastal scenery in South Australia. A touring adventure worth remembering. Whalers Way has 14km of road with points of interest sign-posted, passes through a Sanctuary area, inhabited by kangaroos and emus. BBQ area at Groper Bay, camping by permit at Redbank or Groper Bay.