The path of aquaculture in South Australia

Follow the oysters, prawns, fish around the message and pristine waters of Eyre Peninsula. Self drive or to visit aquaculture farms, fishing boats and the old fishing port in organized trips. See Murray Cod threatened raised in Whyalla and taste fresh oysters in Cowell. Swim with the Port Lincoln tuna and dolphins observed around the oyster farms at Coffin Bay. The children themselves caught fresh crayfish in Elliston and dinner with a new catch whiting, abalone and blue crabs in Streaky Bay and Ceduna. Along the way, swimming and surfing on the long sandy beach, save the peaceful seaside town, walk the rugged cliffs and explore the fascinating dive sites. 

Whyalla to Adelaide four-hour drive to the Murray River and beyond. However, here again is where aquaculture farms raising Murray cod are in danger of disappearing. Observed to swim near the tropical barramundi while learning about the diet of protein and other environmental factors that threaten this species. Fishing from the jetty at Whyalla or wade into the water every low tide for crabs. In the nearby Fitzgerald Bay, visitors can stroll along the pristine beaches and watch the fish collected in under the bottom yellow clear sea water.

Stop in to enjoy Cowell oyster season with a glass of wine at the oyster farm. Driving down the east coast to the port of Port Lincoln peninsula, where visitors can observe oysters, clams, King George whiting, prawns and lobster are being processed in local factories. Buy a basket of fish a fisherman right here or go make yourself lunch during a trip by boat to fish bluefin tuna around Boston Bay. Hand-feeding or swimming with the tuna fish or watch them through underwater observatory. The competition launched tuna or seafood dinner is one of the festival events in Port Lincoln's Tunarama Festival held in January. 

To the north is the quiet fishing village of Coffin Bay, where the best oysters in Australia. Sail across dolphins and seals to the local oyster farm or a scenic walk on the path of Oyster Marine Walk. Continue west coast of Eyre Peninsula to Elliston, of crayfish refuges, where to eat dinner, just select a crayfish in the tank. Driving the Venus Bay, stopping at the Needle Eye Lookout for panoramic spectacular coastline. Diving with dolphins or swim with curious sea lions at Baird Bay. Further west at Point Labatt, visitors can watch sea lions frolic. 

Visit a park and enjoy the oyster Seafood Sea Great Australian Bight of Streaky Bay, the residence of a large amount of green lip abalone. The coastline is far off Smoky Bay, where visitors can enjoy the Pacific oyster during a visit to the aquaculture.Then drive to Ceduna, where beautiful white sand beaches such as apricots and industry fishing flourished. Learn about aquatic species grown here while having dinner with a plate of fresh seafood caught just outside the ocean. Preparation of fishing gear and drive to Davenport Creek mountain, this is a point of surfing, skateboarding and water skiing are popular. Or continue along the coast to Cactus Beach, where visitors can ride the high waves or go fishing.

Since the establishment of peace to the beach for aquaculture farms large, visitors can explore all aspects of fishing technology are flourishing of local Eyre Peninsula. In addition, sea food this way is also a classic summer holiday, with the town quiet, white sand beaches and an ocean of blue water and waves.