Whale watching
Set against the stunning backdrop of the Southern Fleurieu Peninsula, whale watching season from May to October promises an unforgettable spectacle. As Southern Right whales migrate to the tranquil waters of Encounter Bay, visitors have the rare opportunity to witness these majestic creatures in their natural habitat. From playful Humpback whales to charming dolphins and seals, the coastline comes alive with marine activity, offering a memorable experience for all.
Shark cage diving
For the ultimate adrenaline rush, venture to Port Lincoln and dive into the world of Great White Sharks. Join expert crews from Rodney Fox Shark Expeditions or Calypso Star Charters as they guide you to the Neptune Islands, where you can safely observe these apex predators from the comfort of surface cages. With no diving certification required, it’s an exhilarating adventure that promises unforgettable encounters with these incredible specimens of the deep.
KI Ocean Safari
Discover the hidden treasures of Kangaroo Island with an Ocean Safari, offering a range of unique marine experiences. Whether you’re snorkeling alongside dolphins and seals or enjoying a leisurely cruise aboard the vessel, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Experience the magic of a sunset safari or indulge in luxury with an ocean and air safari, complete with a private helicopter transfer. It’s the perfect way to immerse yourself in the beauty of Kangaroo Island and create memories that will last a lifetime.
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Eat Oysters in Coffin Bay
Enjoy Coffin Bay’s famous oysters and its stunning clear waters. With an range of water sports available, from surfing to scuba diving, and the chance to spot passing whales or explore bush trails, Coffin Bay offers endless opportunities for adventure. However, the highlight of any visit has to be the Coffin Bay Oyster Farm Tour, where you can wade among the oyster beds and savour the taste of freshly shucked delicacies straight from the source. It’s an experience like no other in South Australia.