Top Things to do in Port Lincoln
6 Things to do Good for a Rainy Day in Port Lincoln That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Port Lincoln, Australia including Koppio Smithy Museum, Airport Shuttle Bus, Boston Bay Wines, Port Lincoln Visitor Information, The Fresh Fish Place, Axel Stenross Maritime Museum.
Restaurants in Port Lincoln
1. Koppio Smithy Museum
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 56 reviews
Reviewed By T5105QAtanyam - Port Lincoln, Australia
Great little museum not far from Tumby bay, This museum is full to the brim of beautiful relicks from the past, Very well kept grounds, pet friendly, large bbq area, large Tea and coffee room with plenty of seating if you prefer to eat inside, pizza oven, Bbq, shop has a range of food,lollies ice creams, cool drinks tea and coffee. Something for everyone and well worth the visit
2. Airport Shuttle Bus
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 12 reviews
Airport transfers to and from Port Lincoln. The most professional and cost effective transfer service.
Reviewed By 701tracyb701 - Virginia Beach, United States
Easy, fast and efficient. Good deal with commentary from the driver about the surrounding areas during the ride to hotel. Pick up on the way back was on time and ready for us
3. Boston Bay Wines
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 55 reviews
At Boston Bay Wines our mission as a family-owned business is dedicated to the production of premium red and white wines of eminent quality. We are committed to the celebration of Eyre Peninsula’s finest seafood harvest and strive to offer flavour-filled, unpretentious food, graciously served in the spirit of familial love and care for our guests. Boston Bay Wines is located six kilometres north of Port Lincoln on the southern most tip of the Eyre Peninsula. We are approximately 650km by road from Adelaide or an hour's flight. Boston Bay Wines is open 7 days a week from 12 - 4pm for wine tasting and cellar door sales. Please check our website and social media channels for our current food offerings.
Reviewed By ianhillard - Snowtown, Australia
Hospitality is brilliant - great family with good old fashioned country values. Fordie fed us a treat, excellent food matched with Boston Bay wines and service with a smile. Another gem in the crown of Eyre Peninsula
4. Port Lincoln Visitor Information
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 305 reviews
The Port Lincoln Visitor Centre is the first port of call on arrival to Port Lincoln. We provide a personalised friendly service on all your options for what there is to see and do during your stay. We can book your tours, accommodation and ferry tickets as well as permits and National Parks passes & information. Call in and see us. Open 7 days a week.
Reviewed By craigrQ5943LW - Benalla, Australia
Dropped in to find info on local off the beaten track trips, we were given all the info we needed friendly informative and local knowledge given
5. The Fresh Fish Place
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 66 reviews
Behind the scenes Oyster & Seafood Tasting & Tour You are invited on a Seafood lovers behind the scenes guided tour of our multi fish species processing factory. The Tour: Learn about our diverse local fishing and aquaculture industries, observe how the fishermen's catch is received, packed and stored. View the many and varied species of the day. See how we open Oysters, peel Prawns, clean squid and witness the famous King George Whiting being filleted at high-speeds. The Tasting: Come and taste the renowned Coffin Bay Oyster and enjoy a tantalising tasting of our in-house smoked fish and pickled Mussels, Squid, Octopus & Scallops. Tour Duration: The tour takes approximately 45 minutes Tour Times: 11.00am Monday to Friday (excluding public holidays) What to wear: enclosed shoes must be worn
6. Axel Stenross Maritime Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 58 reviews
Reviewed By theae2014 - Woodville, Australia
Quirky and full of fascinating local boating history. Much more than just about Alex and his friend Frank. A tool nerds dream and a wonderfully diverse collection of boats of various sizes and types and in different states of renovation. Run by volunteers it was great to see them dusting and polishing - the exhibits were very clean given their nature - not sneeze inducing at all. The living quarters and personal mementos from Alex and Frank’s lives added an extra point of interest.
