The National Trust Way to The Southern Coastline
12 day tour departing Adelaide 27 October 2012 and returning to Adelaide
$4,750 per person (twin share) - $5,300 (single supplement)
This tour departs from and returns to Adelaide. It covers almost the entire South Australian coastline from Ceduna on the western end of Eyre Peninsula to Port Macdonnell on the Limestone Coast below Mt. Gambier. It includes the Eyre, Yorke and Fleurieu Peninsulas, the Coorong Coast, and a short dirversion around Adelaide through Clare, Mintaro and the Adelaide Hills. It includes two day stop-overs at Streaky Bay and Port Lincoln. This is the most beautiful coastline in Australia - and you will see every part of it on this tour.
The Southern Coastline Photo Gallery
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About the Journey
The route follows almost the entire length of the Yorke and Eyre Peninsula coastline with two night stop-overs for spectacular coastal scenery at Edithburgh (Yorke Peninsula), Streaky Bay and Port Lincoln (Eyre Peninsula). Travelling through the wine country of the Adelaide Hills we avoid that city – to return to the coast on the Fleurieu Peninsula and a full day of rest (2 nights) at Victor Harbour in a beautifully located bluestone hotel on the bay. Then around the Coorong and down the 'Limestone Coast' then returning via a scenic inland route through Mt Gambier to Adelaide.
Some of the highlights
The pace of this tour is leisurely – making plenty of time with two night stops at several locations to ensure we miss none of the spectacular scenery. Places near Streaky Bay, Venus Bay and Coffin Bay on the Eyre Peninsula, Innes National Park at the foot of Yorke Peninsula and the renowned coastline of the Coorong. Avoiding Adelaide with a route through the Clare, Barossa and McLaren wine fields.