Tumby Bay Visitor Information
Tumby Bay, South Australia - A Visitor's Guide
Tumby Bay is a picturesque coastal town located on the Eyre Peninsula in South Australia. With its stunning beaches, scenic coastline and relaxed atmosphere, it's the perfect holiday destination for those who want to escape the hustle and bustle of city life.
Things to Do
There are plenty of activities to keep visitors entertained during their stay in Tumby Bay. Some of the must-visit attractions include:
- Swimming, sunbathing and beachcombing at one of the town's many beautiful beaches - including Tumby Bay, Lipson Cove and Koppio Bay
- Fishing - Tumby Bay is famous for its excellent fishing opportunities, both on-shore and off-shore
- Taking a scenic walk or bike ride along the picturesque foreshore trail
- Exploring the town's heritage trail, which showcases the history of Tumby Bay and the surrounding area
- Tasting the local seafood at one of the many cafes and restaurants in town
Accommodation
There are plenty of accommodation options available in Tumby Bay to suit all budgets and preferences. These include:
- Caravan parks and camping grounds
- Self-contained cottages and apartments
- Bed and breakfasts
- Hotels and motels
Getting There
Tumby Bay is located approximately 45 minutes' drive from Port Lincoln, the largest town on the Eyre Peninsula. Visitors can fly into Port Lincoln airport and hire a car to drive to Tumby Bay, or catch a bus or taxi. Alternatively, visitors can choose to drive to Tumby Bay from Adelaide, which is around a 4.5 hour drive.
When to Visit
Tumby Bay is a great holiday destination all year round, with mild temperatures and plenty of sunshine. However, the summer months (December to February) are the most popular time to visit, with warm weather and plenty of opportunities for swimming and water sports.
So why not plan your next holiday in Tumby Bay? With its stunning beaches, relaxed atmosphere and endless activities, it's the perfect destination for those who want to unwind and enjoy the beauty of the South Australian coastline.