Coffin Bay

At the southern tip of the Eyre Peninsula lies Coffin Bay, where pillowy sand dunes meet glassy waters brimming with fish and bushland teeming with wildlife.

Coffin Bay National Park

Dip your toes in the blue ocean and enjoy the fine white sands, watch the Golden Island from the Golden Island lookout, and have a bird-eye view of the healthy reef system in Coffin Bay National Park. Spot abundant birdlife with binoculars all over the park, oystercatcher, pacific gulls, white belly sea eagle, etc. Want some exciting 4WD off-road experiences? We will head to Gunyah Beach track to see some vast sand dunes, and let us know if you would like to try sandboarding from the top! The perfect soft and fine sand gives us an excellent opportunity to get some nice instagrammable photos as well! Coffin Bay offers one of the best emu encounter experiences in Australia, not only in the national park, but also around town we will have great opportunities to spot these local residents. If you travel to Coffin Bay during spring, we may see some young chicks come over and say G'day!