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Meet the Team: Peter

Meet the Team ~ Peter ~ Tour Guide Your role within Australian Coastal Safaris and your background Tour Guide. My background; I’ve been in education as a teacher for 28 years in various locations around SA. Eventually I ended up here in Port Lincoln, teaching Outdoor Education. At some point Lunch (David Doudle) approached me…

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Winter Whale Watching in the Great Australian Bight

Each year before the winter months, thousands of Southern Right Whales leave the cooler Antarctic waters and make their way north towards the warmer Australian coast to the Great Australian Bight and the eastern side of the country. In these warmer climates, the whales give birth to their calves and nurse them, before returning to…

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Meet the Team: Renae

Meet the Team ~ Renae ~ Wonder Woman Your role within Australian Coastal Safaris and your background A bit of everything – I call myself a ‘bitsa girl’. You’ll find me doing anything from sales and marketing, to logistics and planning itineraries (I especially love planning the personalised private tours, that’s always fun). I also…

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Meet the team: Lunch

Meet the Team ~ Lunch ~ owner and tour guide Your role within Australian Coastal Safaris and your background I’m the ‘Grand Poobah’ at Australian Coastal Safaris. Others might say – owner and tour guide. My background; For 26 years I was an Eyre Peninsula grain farmer, and seasonally over 10 years – a sheep…

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Seafood, Wildlife and 4WDriving with Australian Coastal Safaris

A Port Lincoln day out with Australian Coastal Safaris Ever wondered why the Eyre Peninsula is renowned for its seafood? Why does everyone always harp on about the coast line, the bush, and the wildlife here? Do yourself a favour and come and see for yourself – I can guarantee that you’ll go home with…

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Winter Whale Watching Tours on the Eyre Peninsula, South Australia

Winter is upon us which means sitting around a nice warm fire, red wine & maybe watching your favourite footy team on the TV. It also when the waters around the Antartica get even colder and the majestic Southern Right Whales start their annual migration north to South America, South Africa, New Zealand and along…

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