Port Neill

Port Neill is a charming coastal town on South Australia's Eyre Peninsula, approximately 3 km off the Lincoln Highway between Whyalla and Port Lincoln. Renowned for its pristine white sandy beaches and sheltered waters, it offers a tranquil setting for swimming, fishing, boating, sailing, and skin-diving. The town features a historic jetty, the 'Green Shed'—a converted goods shed with coin-operated barbecues—and a foreshore with lawns and shelters ideal for family gatherings. Accommodations include the Port Neill Hotel, a caravan park, and holiday flats. Recreational facilities encompass a golf course, tennis courts, and a bowling green. The Lady Kinnaird anchor and a World War II cannon are notable landmarks on the foreshore. Port Neill is serviced daily by Stateliner Coach, connecting to Adelaide and Port Lincoln.