Denial Bay

Denial Bay, a coastal village on South Australia's Eyre Peninsula, is renowned for its extensive oyster farms, among the largest in the state. Established in 1889, the town offers a rich maritime heritage, highlighted by McKenzie's Landing—a historic wooden platform once used for loading goods onto ships. Visitors can enjoy fishing, squidding, and harvesting blue swimmer crabs from the Denial Bay Jetty, with facilities including a sheltered BBQ area, public toilet, and playground. The bay's pristine waters and abundant marine life make it a haven for seafood enthusiasts and nature lovers alike.