Attractions & Tours

An idyllic spot for a picnic with fantastic country views from the top of the huge slotted flat rock which at the base has the fully restored water catchment tank.

Port Neill is a small picturesque town with a safe swimming beach, playground and a skate park for the kids; lookout and walking trails to explore; tennis, bowls or golf for the sport minded and a local hotel, shop and takeaway and Caravan Park. Great fishing from boat or jetty. New business: Double J Takeaway – great place to grab a real coffee or a bite to eat, open 7 days a week 8am – 8pm

The Rotunda was opened May 26th 1910. A centre for various celebrations. Mr CA Neindorf was the bandmaster. 1958 the Rotunda was enclosed and used for croquet clubrooms and mini exhibitions. In 1981 the Tumby Bay Art Group started using it and continue to meet Monday and Wednesdays from 10am to 12 noon. Visitors are welcome.

A tidal estuary into a mangrove coastal eco-system. A great fishing and picnic spot.

A unique marine sanctuary located 12 nautical miles east of Tumby Bay, breeding ground for a large variety of seabirds, sealions, dolphins and fish, with the King George Whiting the most sort after. This famous chain of islands offers beautiful sheltered bays, golden sandy beaches and reefs teeming with marine life. A day fishing and sightseeing will provide a memorable rewarding experience.

Access to beautiful beaches, popular with boating enthusiasts.

Tour the town and see local points of interest. Tours and rides unique to Tumby Bay and Eyre Peninsula, accredited operator.

The Gold Factory Studio manufactures unique award winning Oceanic jewellery “Oceaura” and provides a comprehensive service for all repairs and custom manufacturing for all jewellery tastes.

The River grows our own quality meat sold in bulk or portion cuts at wholesale farmer direct prices.

Monday – Friday 9am – 4pm

This popular drive opens up a whole range of beaches and rock headlands for fishing, swimming and walking.

The Tumby Bay District, incorporating Tumby Bay, Port Neill, Ungarra and Lipson townships and the surrounding area is a breathtaking part of the Eyre Peninsula. Our temperate climate, peaceful lifestyle and friendly locals will ensure that you and your family relax and unwind during your stay. Pristine white sandy beaches, unspoilt coastline, crystal clear blue waters and scenic sheltered bays offer year round fishing, boating, sailing and sightseeing. Our coast is perfect for swimming, diving and all aquatics, with endless water fun and idyllic summer days for everyone. Relax with an ice cream on the grassy foreshore whilst the kids enjoy the playground, jumping platform and pontoon or take your jet ski out and have some fun in the water yourself. As a renowned fishing destination, you can look forward to reeling in a great catch by jetty, boat, charter, beach or rock fishing, or you can venture out to the famous Sir Joseph Banks Group of Islands for one of the most memorable fishing trips you’ll ever have. Tumby Bay is one of only three places to see the Marine Sea Emblem of SA diving for a glimpse of the Leafy Seadragon is well worth the effort. Away from […]

Excellent collection of early pioneer memorabilia.

Tumby Bay’s newest attraction for all ages is the pump track installed by Tumby Bay Progress Association and Tumby Bay District Council. You can ride you bike, scoot on your scooter, rollerblade on this track. Come and look and try. Bikes & Helmets available for hire at Rodda’s Roadhouse.

OpenTuesday – Friday 10am – 3pm or when flags are flying.

Visit the Memorial Park at the entrance of the town with a windmill signifying water

Yallunda Flat show Monday October Long weekend