Ceduna, Australia Travel Journals & Blogs

On Tour 2019/2020
- Feb 4, 2020, 3:54pm · ☀️ 22 °C Altitude: 9 m
  Australia South Australia Ceduna -32.1281, 133.6734132°7’41” S 133°40’24” E
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Day44
South Australia
February 4, 2020 in Australia ⋅ ☀️ 22 °C
Mir händ üs scho riesig uf üse camper gfreut und vor 5 täg händ en mir in adelaide chöne go hole. Sofort händ mir üs uf dä weg richtig weste gmacht. Vo adelaide sind mir zerscht e stuck im landesinnere gfahre, bis stross dänn dä küste no gführt hät. Überwältigendi idrück und wunderschöni naturszenarie händ mir dörfe erlebe. Und swetter hät au chli verruckt gspielt, vo 43 grad am einte tag zu 21 grad am nögschte 🙈 Mir händ atemberaubendi klippe gseh, strahlendblaus meer, Delfin und wundervolli ort. Mir suuged alles uf und gnüssets wiä verruckt 😁Read more
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Traveler Back to Perth
- Jun 23, 2022, 7:46pm · 🌙 16 °C Altitude: 3 m
  Australia South Australia Ceduna -32.123742, 133.68027232°7’25” S 133°40’49” E
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Day3
3rd destination reached! Not long
June 23, 2022 in Australia ⋅ 🌙 16 °C
So we left Broken hill early this morning and made our way to SA (Forgot to stop at the sign lol) we then we stopped just outside of Port Augusta to get this cool snap of the massive windfarms! We had maccas for lunch in Port augusta and kept driving, we stopped at a town called Kimba which is the halfway point in Australia. We are now in Ceduna and had awesome fish and chips for dinner. Tomorrow we will be in WA getting closer to the finish lineRead more
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KathigoesAustralia
- May 5, 2019, 6:13pm · 🌙 15 °C Altitude: 6 m
  Australia South Australia Ceduna Willora -32.39031, 133.9910132°23’25” S 133°59’28” E
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Day239
Vorbereitung für die Endlosigkeit
May 5, 2019 in Australia ⋅ 🌙 15 °C
Zwei Nächte haben wir in Port Augusta neben Shrek verbracht, das letzte Mal in Zivilisation für die nächsten Tage.
Außerdem ein letztes Mal im großen Stil einkaufen, darunter natürlich viel Nudeln mit Soße und Dosengemüse. 🙈 Alles was sich ungekühlt auch länger hält. Nach dem ersten erfolgreichen Bin-Dive ging es weiter zu unserem nächsten Ziel Kimba. Ein Gratis-Campingplatz, an dem wir früh ankamen, um unsere ganzen Sachen erst einmal zu trocken, denn in Port Augusta sind wir ganz schön nass geworden.
Kimba ist zu dem bekannt als: halfway through Australia und seine Silo-Kunst. Die Hälfte ist also geschafft! 💪
Heute Morgen fuhren wir knapp 300km, um zur Smokey Bay zu kommen. Bei strahlendem Sonnenschein erkundeten wir ein wenig die Gegend und den Jetty und sahen sogar eine Seerobbe im Wasser. 😍 Entspannt ging es dann nur noch zum nächsten Rastplatz für die Nacht. Gleich wird noch der Sonnenuntergang genossen und dann hoffe ich auf einen atemberaubenden Sternenhimmel. ⭐Read more
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Australia threesixfive
- May 5, 2019, 5:00pm · ☀️ 18 °C Altitude: 6 m
  Australia South Australia Ceduna Willora -32.39032, 133.99132°23’25” S 133°59’28” E
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Day239
Port Augusta / Smoky Bay
May 5, 2019 in Australia ⋅ ☀️ 18 °C
Gestern morgen verließen wir den Augusta Caravan Park und unsere Office Arbeit am Laptop war auch erledigt.
In Port Augusta kauften wir ein und dann ging es wieder auf die geraden Straßen.
Wir suchten uns einen gratis Camp Spot in Kimba, wo wir bereits früh ankamen und direkt alles aufbauen, damit es trocknen konnte.
Kimba ist auch die Mitte Australiens von ost nach west betrachtet, somit hatten wir schonmal ein kleines Bergfest. 😁
Am Abend gab es dann Burger, nach unserem ersten erfolgreichen bindive in Port Augusta.

Heute wurde die Reise wie üblich nach dem Frühstück fortgesetzt. Wir hielten an der Smoky Bay, wo wir einen kleinen Ferienort mit einem längeren Bootssteg vorfanden, den wir bis zum Ende hinausliefen. Wir hatten dort einen kleinen Snack und anschließend ging es bereits zum campen an dem Highway.Read more
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Traveler A Big Lap of Australia
- Oct 3, 2022 · ⛅ 21 °C Altitude: 4 m
  Australia South Australia Ceduna -32.108602, 133.66971132°6’31” S 133°40’11” E
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Day 29 Cocklebiddy to Ceduna
October 3, 2022 in Australia ⋅ ⛅ 21 °C
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Day 29, Cocklebiddy to Ceduna. Well the weather finally got us - almost a full day of rain! We are wet through but still some awesome sights. We stopped at a lookout over the bight and around the roadhouse at Eucla. With luck some better weather tomorrowRead more
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Fantastic!
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Duncan Grant Western Australia
- May 11, 2017, 10:08pm · 🌙 12 °C Altitude: 8 m
  Australia South Australia Ceduna -32.12768, 133.6732332°7’40” S 133°40’24” E
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Day4
Ceduna
May 11, 2017 in Australia ⋅ 🌙 12 °C
Left Port Augusta early - a cold start but soon 20+.
The country on to Kimba was mostly pastoral with dense stands of saltbush, bluebush and other herbage . Iron Knob with its shades of red and brown stood out with its open faced workings and excavations - won't be a knob one day , it will have vanished.
Wonderful roads straight as your eyes could see past Kimba , leaving the grazing country behind as it changed to expansive cropping land . There were many fallowed paddocks , a few being sown and some with a tinge of green shoots. Looked quite dry.Read more
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Robins Nest Travels WA trip 2016
- Apr 24, 2016, 12:12pm · ☀️ 22 °C Altitude: 1 m
  Australia South Australia Ceduna -32.14899, 133.6899132°8’56” S 133°41’24” E
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Day9
Cuduna SA
April 24, 2016 in Australia ⋅ ☀️ 22 °C
21 sunny.Stayed 2 nights. Washing and cooking done. Not that happy with our site no Internet . Went to Anzac March. Played the first two holes of golf Nullarbor Links good for a laugh. Wendy and Leo caught up with us there. Left at 11.33 on the 26th April 2016Read more
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Traveler Western Australia
- Sep 11, 2018 · ⛅ 19 °C Altitude: 9 m
  Australia South Australia Ceduna Tonkin Oval -32.138589, 133.67657232°8’19” S 133°40’36” E
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Day5
Ceduna
September 11, 2018 in Australia ⋅ ⛅ 19 °C
Tuesday 11th September 2018
Arrived Ceduna about 3pm, met Gina at work, went for coffee at the servo (best coffee in town apparently), went to the pub for tea. Gina and I stayed up late going through her old photos, some great memories. She gave me photos saying she had enjoyed them for a time, now it was my turn – gorgeous girl, gotta love her generosity.
Wednesday 12th September 2018.
Spent the day with Gina, she took us out to Denial Bay, we had a walk along the pier, bloody freezing, blowing a gale. We had lunch at the Oyster Barn, best oysters I’ve ever had. Went into town to do some shopping, picking up some supplies for our journey to the WA border. She took us to the fish market where we picked up some very fresh flake and whiting.
Gina cooked dinner, the best whiting I’ve ever eaten, served on a bed of spinach leaves with roasted beetroot, onion, feta and roasted walnuts. Absolutely delicious. Gina and I stayed up talking whilst Mick caught up on some sleep.Read more
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Traveler Big lap 2021
- May 7, 2021, 3:35pm · ☁️ 23 °C Altitude: 5 m
  Australia South Australia Ceduna -32.11219, 133.6731832°6’44” S 133°40’23” E
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Day36
Oyster barn, ceduna
May 7, 2021 in Australia ⋅ ☁️ 23 °C
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Waiting for some awesome oysters
Traveler
my favourite wish I was there to get my share 😞
5/7/21Reply
Traveler
they were soooo yum.
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Lovely family pic 😘
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Traveler
Great photo
5/8/21Reply
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Traveler WA Road Trip
- Apr 17, 2019, 10:25am · ⛅ 22 °C Altitude: 5 m
  Australia South Australia Ceduna -32.12438, 133.6786832°7’28” S 133°40’43” E
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Day 4 Elliston to Ceduna
April 17, 2019 in Australia ⋅ ⛅ 22 °C
Today we were back on the road getting closer to the Nullabor.
We packed up from the Walker's Rock Campground in the morning and said some goodbyes to some people we had met while there.
Once on the road we stopped at a landmark named Murphy's Haystack for some pictures and stopped at Streaky Bay for lunch on the beach while being entertained by a group of friendly seagulls.
At last we arrived at a Big 4 caravan park in Ceduna. Tomorrow we start on the Nullabor.Read more
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