A giant triangle of the Australian continent that juts out into the Gt Australian Bight, Eyre Peninsula is one of the lesser known regions of Australia. The Flinders Highway, which follows its west coast, is one of Australia's least travelled highways, yet passes by some of the most unusual and visually diverse coastal vistas in the country.

Perhaps because of its position, very few travellers venture along the west coast of South Australia's Eyre Peninsula. Most that do are either South Australians who are aware of the secrets held by this corner of the country, or are drivers making the Nullarbor crossing with time on their hands who opt to take the long way round on their passage between Port Augusta and Ceduna. Whether you are a Nullarbor traveller who takes the long route, or you drive the triangle of highway that links Port Augusta, Ceduna and Port Lincoln, you'll be pleasantly surprised at what you'll find here.