Nullarbor Journey Highlights

Wadlata Outback Centre, Port Augusta
Offers a range of fascinating hands-on displays about Aboriginal Dreaming, European settlement, regional geology, mining and more.

Iron Knob
Visit this town's Mining Museum to see of old mining equipment, mineral specimens and interpretive photographs. If time allows consider a Mine Lookout Tour.

Kimba Community Hotel
Stop for refreshments at this award winning hotel that captures the community spirit, character and charm of yesteryear with The Shed and the distinctive outback theme of the Pine 'n Pug.

Gawler Ranges National Park
This 120,000ha reserve is 40 kilometres north of the Eyre Highway. It boasts volcanic rock hills, dramatic scenic beauty, abundant wildlife and seasonal wildflowers. Camping, bushwalking and passive nature study are popular activities undertaken in the park.

Mt Wudinna Walking & Cycle Trail
A leisurely stroll or a challenging ride, this trail caters for all, passing through the Polda Rock Recreation Reserve. It incorporates 1920s built water catchment walls, dam and tanks, and continues to Mount Wudinna, a granite inselberg with impressive views of the Central Eyre Peninsula. Toilet, rest and picnic areas are available along the route.

Ceduna Aboriginal Arts & Culture Centre
This centre has established itself with a strong reputation for producing high quality, authentic Aboriginal art and craftwork. The building itself is a work of art and its interior displays make it well worth a visit.

Penong Woolshed Museum
A community-run museum featuring historical artefacts and memorabilia as well as a fine selection of local arts and crafts.

Nundroo
A perfect base for fishing trips to Scott Bay, Wandilla Bay and Cheetima Beach (dirt roads - two-wheel-drive access). There's also Dog Fence Beach.

Head of Bight
This whale watching area is 12 kilometres off the Eyre Highway, where the white sand dunes and beaches meet the Bunda Cliffs of the Nullarbor. Up to 100 Southern Right Whales may gather at any one time. The boardwalks at the Head of Bight ensure fantastic vistas of these beautiful creatures and the sheer drop of the towering cliffs into the pounding Southern Ocean. Whale watching passes are available from the Head of Bight Interpretative Centre during whale watching season - 26 May to 31 October. Main gates are closed in the off season.

Nullarbor Bunda Cliffs
Six coastal lookouts, the first located 50 kilometres west of Nullarbor. The Plain drops to 70 metres into the pounding Southern Ocean. The Bunda Cliffs stretch in an unbroken natural rampart for more than 200 kilometres from Twin Rocks, Head of Bight to the Merdayerrah Sandpatch.

Western Australian-South Australian Border Village
Border Village International Signpost and Rooey II statue - a great photo opportunity. There is a quarantine checkpoint at WA/SA Border Village for traffic entering Western Australia and at Ceduna for traffic entering South Australia. Fruit, vegetables and certain plant material will be confiscated.