Ceduna

Ceduna is the last frontier in South Australia before the rustic expanse that is the Nullarbor Plain. Get a true experience of Aussie living - this coastal town is teeming with fresh seafood, great surf breaks, harsh and unique landscapes, and strong ties to the indigenous people of the Wirangu and Kookatha tribes.

Fishing at Ceduna is a must. The Nuyts Archipelago Conservation Park is brimming with different aquatic species who have made their homes amongst the stunning coral reefs of the area. If you appreciate quality seafood, don't miss the annual Oysterfest with its gala dinners, live concerts, street shows and award-winning chefs plating up the freshest seafood in Australia.

The sheltered bays and offshore islands near Ceduna are great for children and those looking for a relaxing swim, while neighbouring Cactus Beach, exposed to the swell from the south, has one of South Australia's best surf breaks.

Ceduna is home to a phenomenal collection of indigenous art at the Arts Ceduna Gallery. Ceduna also hosts one of the holes in the Nullarbor Links Golf Course - the longest golf course in the world.