A narrow pier extends over calm, rippled water toward a rocky shoreline with low shrubs under a partly cloudy sky.

Port Lincoln, Australia

Cruises to Port Lincoln, Australia

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Things to do in Port Lincoln

On the southern tip of the Eyre Peninsula, Port Lincoln, the Seafood Capital of Australia, pairs world-class seafood with a deep connection to land and sea. Coastal lookouts and close-up wildlife encounters await you in this seaside town that offers an authentic taste of South Australia’s natural beauty.

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  • A koala resting on a tree branch, holding onto smooth eucalyptus bark with soft, brown fur and round ears, surrounded by leafy foliage.

    Mikkira Station Koala Sanctuary is a haven for wild koalas, where you can stroll beneath ancient manna gums and watch these sleepy icons doze in their natural habitat.

  • Aerial view of Port Lincoln showing a curved shoreline with clear blue water, a long pier, waterfront buildings and residential streets stretching inland.

    Boston Bay is one of the largest natural harbors in the world, known for its calm waters, fishing heritage and scenic waterfront dining.

  • Sunset over a marina with docked sailboats reflecting on smooth golden water, with rocky shallows visible in the foreground.

    Port Lincoln Marina hums with energy as Australia’s largest commercial fishing fleet unloads its daily catch, offering a glimpse into the city’s seafood legacy.

  • An Australian sea lion swimming underwater in clear turquoise water above a sandy seabed.

    Ever wanted to swim with Australian sea lions or go shark cage diving? Now you can when you get your feet wet in Port Lincoln’s waters.

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Shore excursions to explore in Port Lincoln

From coastal drives and heritage tours to hands-on seafood adventures, Port Lincoln’s excursions capture the best of South Australia’s Eyre Peninsula. With all kinds of shopping, galleries and local hotspots, you’ll never be bored during your cruise to Port Lincoln.

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  • A row of fishing boats docked in a harbor under a cloudy sky, with masts and rigging clustered together and calm water in the foreground.

    Easy Port Lincoln

    Get to know Port Lincoln on a relaxed sightseeing drive showcasing the town’s highlights. Visit Winters Hill Lookout for sweeping views over Boston Bay, explore the marina that houses the country’s largest fishing fleet and hear stories of how this seaside town became Australia’s seafood capital.

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  • A seafood platter with cooked prawns, crab legs and a split lobster tail on a slate board, garnished with lemon wedges and parsley, with dipping sauces on the side.

    Port Lincoln Seafood Story

    Taste your way through Port Lincoln’s maritime legacy with a tour that dives deep into its fishing heritage. Visit the Axel Stenross Maritime Museum, meet the local fleet at the marina, and step inside a working seafood factory to sample smoked fish, pickled delicacies and freshly caught King George whiting.

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  • A wide, empty beach with bright white sand and shallow turquoise water, backed by low coastal dunes and shrubs under a clear blue sky.

    Journey on Eyre

    Travel through the dramatic landscapes of the Eyre Peninsula, from tranquil Big Swamp and the Marble Ranges to the white sands of Farm Beach. Visit the Dutton Bay Heritage Woolshed Museum for a look into South Australia’s farming history, then pause at Winters Hill Lookout for photo-worthy coastal views.

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  • A secluded white-sand beach with turquoise shallows and deeper blue water, bordered by dense green coastal vegetation under a bright blue sky.

    Rugged Coastline Discovery

    You can also experience the Eyre Peninsula’s wild side on a scenic drive from Winters Hill to Fishery Bay, Cape Wiles and Cape Carnot. Watch waves crash against ancient cliffs, search for fur seals basking on the rocks and capture the dramatic beauty of Theakstone Crevasse before returning to port.

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  • Four young emus standing together on a pale sandy plain, their shaggy brown feathers ruffled by the wind as they look in different directions.

    Wine and Wildlife

    Combine wine tasting with close encounters at Glen Forest Tourist Park & Vineyard, home to koalas, kangaroos, emus and native birds. Sample locally produced wines paired with cheese and biscuits before a scenic drive back toward the coast.

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  • Aquaculture of the oyster under the sea

    Coffin Bay Oyster Farm Tour

    Cruise the clear waters of Coffin Bay to visit one of Australia’s most famous oyster farms. Wade among the beds in provided waders, learn how oysters are grown and harvested, and taste them fresh from the shell paired with local beverages before heading back toward Port Lincoln.

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Cruises to Port Lincoln reveal a side of South Australia where everyday life revolves around the sea. Many Princess® cruise itineraries include this charming coastal town alongside destinations across Australia & New Zealand, giving guests the chance to explore its natural harbors, meet native wildlife and sample seafood pulled straight from local waters. It’s a stop that balances relaxation with a genuine taste of regional life.

Discover Port Lincoln on your next cruise

There’s something exhilarating about a cruise to Port Lincoln — the kind of place where fishing boats share the marina with shark-diving vessels and dolphin tours. Wander its bustling foreshore, meet sea lions on nearby islands or venture to Theakstone Crevasse for sweeping ocean views carved by time. However you explore, Port Lincoln balances excitement and ease in perfect measure.

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A windswept coastal cliff with twisted driftwood in the foreground overlooking a beach with turquoise water, rocky shoreline and rolling waves.

Rugged dunes meet turquoise waves in this wild stretch of Coffin Bay coastline.

A brightly colored Australian ringneck parrot with green, yellow and blue plumage sits on a leafy branch, set against a soft orange background.

A burst of color brightens the bush as this Australian ringneck takes a quiet perch.

A smiling couple stands at the railing of a Princess® cruise ship, enjoying the open sea and blue sky.

A couple stands together on the wooden deck of a Princess® cruise ship, gazing out at the open sea beneath a bright blue sky dotted with clouds.

Front-facing view of a Princess® cruise ship sailing through calm ocean waters.

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