Top Port Lincoln Culture

An authentic tour run by passionate locals! We are passionate about showcasing the natural wonders and rich heritage of the Lower Eyre Peninsula. Our fully accredited local driver guides are dedicated to providing you with an unforgettable and insightful journey. The tour includes visits to spectacular sites where you will discover the rich history of this region. We also visit a working oyster factory where you will meet real oyster farmers. The tour concludes with an oyster shucking lesson with 4 oysters provided for each participant.

This tour takes you on cruise through the Coffin Bay waterways to visit the oyster farm, where your guide, who is also a farmer, will help you to pluck oysters right there to enjoy, and explain all about oyster farming. You’ll get 12 fresh oysters per person. After this, you’ll travel to The Brothers islands, where you can observe the small seal colony and perhaps see some dolphins too.

This is one of the most inspiring, interactive and informative guided experiences you will have, perfect for families. Forage and taste different kinds of bush tucker in one of South Australia’s last remaining intact grassy she-oak woodlands, recently listed as ‘critically endangered' and learn how Yarnbala utilises certain plant species. Try your hand at the ancient art of water divining, relax to a live didgeridoo performance perfectly blended with the lap-steel guitar whilst enjoying our very own Coffin Bay gin garnished with the very botanicals you picked along your guided tour. All set within the famous central meeting place of Yarnbala made entirely from recycled materials being 100% off grid. It is truely like no other.

Untamed Escapes is proud to partner with Maba Idi Cultural Tours to offer a unique day tour exploring the rich Aboriginal heritage of South Australia's Eyre Peninsula. Join proud Barngarla woman Emmalene Richards as she shares her knowledge, stories, and deep connection to the land and cultural sites around Port Lincoln / Galinyala. Discover Barngarla traditions, from traditional fishing techniques to the cultural practices passed down from generation to generation. Experience the flavours of a regional bushfood lunch prepared by Emmalene and her family. This intimate tour offers a rare opportunity to see the world through a local Barngarla family's eyes and gain insight into their enduring care for Country.