Just some of the things to see and do in Port Lincoln
- Take a stroll around the magnificent marina development, Lincoln Cove;
- Take a cage-diving tour to see the Great White Sharks. Visit www.calypsostarcharter.com.au
- Swim with and hand feed Tuna. This fantastic and unique tour is a must do when visiting Port Lincoln. Visit www.adventurebaycharters.com.au
- Visit some of the producers on the Seafood and Aquaculture trail;
- Hop aboard a fishing charter or try your luck at beach or rock fishing;
- Discover the area's rich maritime and natural history at the Axel Stenros Maritime Museum and the Lincoln Maritime Science Centre;
- Take the family to Glen Forest Tourist Park www.visitglenforest.com
- Explore the area's 60,000 hectares of National Parks.
- Take a 4WD Tour through the National Parks with Wilderness Wanders www.wildernesswanders.com.au
The Port Lincoln Hotel is located on the northern foreshore of Boston Bay, in the centre of Port Lincoln. Port Lincoln is located 645-kilometres west of Adelaide in the Eyre Peninsula tourism region.
Car - allow eight hours to drive from Adelaide, and be sure to take regular breaks. Car hire is available across the Eyre Peninsula through Avis. To book visit www.avis.com.au.
Sea - SA Ferry Service can transport vehicles between Wallaroo, on the York Peninsula, to Lucky Bay, on the Eyre Peninsula with ferries departing daily. Visit www.seasa.com.au for more details.
Air - Regional Express flies several times daily from Adelaide to Port Lincoln and return. The flight takes 50 minutes. For details visit www.rex.com.au. There are various air charter companies who will fly into Port Lincoln by arrangement visit www.southaustralia.com for details. Qantaslink will resume flights to Port Lincoln from February 15th 2010 with 3-4 flights per day to book visit www.qantas.com.au
Coach - Premier Stateliner Coach Group operates a daily coach service from Adelaide to Port Lincoln. For details and bookings visit www.premierstateliner.com.au