Tailor-made tours
Choose Your Own ADVENTURE
Sometimes a set itinerary just doesn’t fit. That’s why Australian Coastal Safaris offers fully customised tours. Design your own adventure from the ground up or adapt one of our existing packages to suit your style.
Stay longer in the places you love, focus on the experiences that excite you, and travel with just friends and family, no strangers, no compromises. Want adrenaline? Add shark cage diving, 4WDriving, or sandboarding. Prefer to take it slow? Picture sunsets by the campfire & a glass of local wine in hand, waves lapping at your feet, or the calls of native wildlife all around you. All tours Price on Application.
Immersed in Nature & Wildlife, Alive with Adventure
Hike wild coastlines, conquer rugged 4WD tracks, and ride towering sand dunes with your sand-board. Dive for abalone, surf, or kayak through Coffin Bay’s pristine waters. Experience close-up wildlife encounters and tick species off your list with your birdwatching expert. Explore the on & off trails on an electric mountain bike, sustainable & serious fun. Or slow it down with sunset wine by the campfire. Rustic charm, refined touches, and access to hidden local gems, we bring the Eyre Peninsula to life your way.
Where the Sea is Your Playground
Eyre Peninsula is an ocean lover’s playground. Reel in tuna, kingfish on a fishing charter or surf fishing for Australian salmon, dive with great white sharks, or swim with Australian sea lions and playful dolphins. Sail the pristine bays of Coffin Bay on a private catamaran, learn to surf, paddleboard, or kayak, and in winter, witness southern right and humpback whales up close. Step aboard the historic Tacoma to uncover Port Lincoln’s fishing heritage and try tuna poling with an expert, or snorkel, dive, or stay dry in a glass-bottom boat to see the world’s largest gathering of vibrant Giant Cuttlefish.
Where Local Stories Come Alive
Uncover the Eyre Peninsula’s true character with our passionate producers & locals. We take you behind the scenes with niche, foodie and industry-focused tours. Explore farming life by land and sea, immerse yourself in our fishing heritage. Indulge in exclusive tastings, from crop-to-cup coffee at SA’s only specialty roastery and award-winning wines to local craft beer, French-inspired creations by a Michelin-trained chef, and Coffin Bay gin infused with hand-foraged botanicals. Step inside the studio of acclaimed sculptor Ken Martin, or glide through Port Lincoln’s marina aboard a unique electric canal cruiser, each experience as distinctive as it is unforgettable.
Culture & Wellness, Eyre Peninsula Style
Connect deeply with the Eyre Peninsula through immersive cultural, culinary, and nature-based experiences. Join Indigenous guide Susie Betts for a personalised journey of storytelling, creative arts, traditional food and medicine along the sacred Seven Sisters Pleiadian Star Songline, awakening your Waldya Spirit. Explore by pedal power on a tailored Culinary & Art or Nature & Coastal trail, or step into an off-grid eco-retreat set in rare heritage-listed woodland, where bush tucker tastings, didgeridoo soundscapes, water divining, and encounters with pygmy possums rewild your senses. Balance adventure with hiking, yoga, or personal training, reconnecting mind and body in the heart of pristine landscapes.
All About Seafood
Dive into Australia’s best seafood. Master the art of our diverse seafood with a Seafood Masterclass with a local renowned chef, feast on a private chef’s three-course masterpiece at South Point Beach House. Taste your way through local smoked seafood, abalone fresh from the sea, Spencer Gulf Prawns, Southern Rock lobster and our famous Southern Bluefin Tuna seafood. Experience our legendary ‘on the road’ seafood picnics & cook-ups. Meet a local oyster farmer, grab the freshest haul, shuck like a pro, and pair it with flavours you’ll never forget.
We had a full day tour with Lunch as our guide. Both Lunch & Renae were wonderful to deal with prior to our tour ensuring what we wanted to experience was covered including our catering needs. The day was such a personalised experience allowing us to see the beauty of Port Lincoln National Park that we wouldn’t have been able to do on our own.
Example Itineraries
Not sure where to start, we have a couple of ideas for you.
4-Day Itinerary or Single Day Experiences
Immerse yourself in the wild beauty of South Australia’s Eyre Peninsula with an itinerary that seamlessly blends outdoor adventure, close wildlife encounters, and premium coastal hospitality.
Arrive in Port Lincoln and ease into your journey with a guided kayak through the millionaire’s marina, gliding past luxury yachts and working fishing boats, before switching to electric mountain bikes to explore off-road trails and take in panoramic views from one of the region’s best lookouts.
Day two brings the thrill of a private surf lesson, followed by a guided journey along the dramatic coastline of Whalers Way, where ancient cliffs, hidden bays, and sea caves reveal the raw power of the Southern Ocean. As the day winds down, enjoy a sunset platter of local produce and wine at historic Mikkira Station, surrounded by wild koalas, kangaroos, emus, and abundant birdlife.
On day three, dive into one of Australia’s most unforgettable experiences, swimming with playful sea lions before cruising the untouched coastline of Lincoln National Park. In the afternoon, cross to the park’s opposite coast for a 4WD adventure across rugged tracks and towering sand dunes. Here, you can feel the rush of sandboarding down the slopes or simply soak up sweeping views over the vast Southern Ocean.
Your final day takes you west to the pristine waterways of Coffin Bay. Try stand-up paddleboarding amongst marine life in crystal-clear shallows, before indulging in a long, leisurely seafood lunch at a celebrated local restaurant, the perfect finale to an Eyre Peninsula escape.
2-Day Itinerary or Single Day Experiences
Locals lead the way as you immerse yourself in authentic stories, flavours, and experiences of the wild coast.
Coffin Bay, done differently, where untamed beauty, ocean-fresh seafood, and cultural richness collide. A short drive from Port Lincoln brings you to the breathtaking waterways of Coffin Bay, home to world-famous oysters, pristine beaches, and abundant wildlife. Cruise turquoise bays aboard a barefoot catamaran, past remote beaches and rugged cliffs, spotting dolphins, seals, and sea eagles. Drop anchor for a seafood feast of Coffin Bay oysters, seasonal delicacies, and local wine before joining Indigenous guide Susie Betts for an unforgettable journey through ancestral stories, bush foods, art, and deep cultural connection and explore the dramatic contrasts of Coffin Bay National Park.
Start your second day on premium electric mountain bikes, cruising to Boston Bean Coffee for a behind-the-scenes sensory journey with the master roaster. Learn the art from crop to cup and savour curated tastings of single-origin and signature blends. Ride the scenic Parnkalla Trail into Port Lincoln for a French-inspired lunch at L’Anse, home to South Australia’s best croissants. The afternoon brings a private studio visit with renowned sculptor Ken Martin, hearing the stories behind his iconic works before a gentle ride back and return transfer.
3-Day Itinerary or Single Day Experiences
Three days of salt, surf and sea life, where every experience is shaped by the ocean.
Just a short drive from Port Lincoln lies Coffin Bay, world-famous for its oysters, pristine waters, and rare maritime wilderness. Step aboard a luxury catamaran and sail into the heart of Coffin Bay, home to resident Burrunan Dolphins. This dolphin swim adventure lets you meet these playful creatures on their terms, with the choice of a swim net at the bow or mermaid lines off the stern. Relax in comfort as the crew share stories of the bay, enjoy an onboard lunch, and soak up the beauty of this unspoilt waterway. Back on land, a guided walk through a Heritage-Listed region reveals the unique Grassy Low She-oak Woodland, a critically endangered ecosystem. Learn about bush tucker, try water divining, and unwind by a campfire to the sound of the didgeridoo. If you’re lucky, you may even spot the tiny pygmy possum in its breeding program, one of Australia’s cutest locals.
Day 2 and it’s time to meet the puppies of the sea, the rare and playful Australian Sea Lions! These gentle underwater acrobats will greet you with flips, swirls and boundless energy before inviting you to join them in the water. Swimming alongside them is pure joy and one of the most unforgettable wildlife encounters you’ll ever have. The adventure continues as you cruise past the rugged cliffs of Lincoln National Park and Memory Cove, spotting dolphins, fur seals, sea eagles, all set against some of South Australia’s scenic coastline.
The afternoon we hit the sand dunes in a 4WD and roll straight onto a secluded beach for an unforgettable surf-fishing adventure. Cast a line into crystal-clear waters and take on the fighting Australian Salmon, fun, feisty, and a true local favourite to catch. With fresh sea air, sandy toes and coastal views, this hands-on experience blends a little adventure with a taste of local life.
On your final day, the fishing is as good as it gets. Step aboard an 8.1m fishing charter boat, built for speed, comfort and maximum time on the rods. Powered by twin 150hp engines and fitted with quality gear, this private charter takes you into some of South Australia’s best fishing grounds. Chase favourites like King George Whiting, Snapper, Flathead, Squid and Trevally, or venture offshore into Kingfish and Southern Bluefin Tuna country for action you’ll never forget. With remote locations like Greenly and Rocky Islands offering untouched waters and stunning scenery, every cast brings excitement and the chance of an epic catch.
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We had a full day tour with Lunch as our guide. Both Lunch & Renae were wonderful to deal with prior to our tour ensuring what we wanted to experience was covered including our catering needs. The day was such a personalised experience allowing us to see the beauty of Port Lincoln National Park that we wouldn’t have been able to do on our own.