Sail Coffin Bay and explore the rugged southern Eyre Peninsula aboard a luxury catamaran. Kalo and his crew are absolutely amazing and this is an activity we do every time we visit Coffin Bay. 

The Dolphin Swim is a 5-Hour tour that allows you to get up close to the local Burrunan Dolphins.

A truly unique experience with the fron net and Mermaid tow line allowing you to experience these amazing creatures without invading their territory. 

We have also done the Taste & Explore tour which was absolutely amazing. The local seafood platter was stunning and mixed with the Coffin Bay Spirits or local wine is an experience recommend.

Sit in the crystal clear waters of the Saltwater Pavilion and taste freshly shucked Oysters while you learn about Oyster Farming in Coffin Bay.

This is a great activity and is reasonably priced. I recommend adding a bottle of local wine and a couple of Bloody Mary Oyster Shots to enhance the experience. Afterwards, add the Deluxe Seafood platter nad table booking at Oyster HQ. You will not regret it. The platter is more than enough for 2 people but must be booked prior to your tour.

There are other Oyster Tours available, but we loved Oyster Farm Tours which is accessed at Oyster HQ which is directly opposite the Coffin Bay Caravan Park

As you enter Oyster HQ you walk past the amazing Oyster vending machine. A unique and quirky start to your visit. 

The menu inside is simple, but delicious. Seafood that will satiate that Oyster hunger - with some amazing options. The Gremolata Oysters are a MUST try.

The seafood tacos, Scallops, and fisherman's basket are all very good and can be washed down with a Gin tasting Board which features the local Coffin Bay Spirits. We tried other venues in Coffin Bay, but always came back to Oyster HQ.

Located 5km from the Town centre of Coffin Bay, the National Park offers some of the most incredible scenery and beaches you will find. From massive sand dunes, surf beaches to sheltered sandy bays, Coffin Bay National Park has you covered. 

Easy to do day trips from Coffin Bay to the park with an entrance fee of $10.90 per vehicle, or you can book one of the camp sites starting at $21.60 per night. 

When you visit you can choose to visit the sheltered bays, or if you want the beautiful beaches I have pictured, start at Golden Island Lookout (there is a carpark at the top of the cliffs) and make your way along Almonta and Gunyah beaches on the long stretch of white sand. 

There are so many incredible beaches that you could spend a week simply exploring them. Emus and Seals can be found as you wander along some of the most pristine beaches and dunes you will find anywhere in the world..

Following the coastline between Long Beach in the West and Snapper Point in the East, the Oyster Walk is worth doing while you are in Coffin Bay. A 10.4km return walk, the path is well marked and is mostly sheltered, with public toilets and picnic spots along the way.

You will most certainly see emus on your walk, so be aware and respect them. DO NOT try to pat an emu as we saw a tourist try to do. They are definitely NOT a pet.

There are a pod of Burrunan dolphins that reside in the Bay and if you walk along you can often spot them playing in the water. Otherwise, there are Pelicans, Crabs, Skates (Rays), ample birdlife and lizards all along the walk.