Port Neill, Eyre Peninsula Guides Attractions Events in South Australia

Port Neill is an attractive coastal town on the eastern shores of Eyre Peninsula, providing for tourists and visitors of all ages. Situated three kilometres off the main Whyalla - Port Lincoln Highway, the town has that quiet attraction while still within an hour's drive of Port Lincoln and many other Eyre Peninsula centres. Look for "George" our King George Whithing, just five kilometres north of Port Neill.

Port Neill offers one of the cleanest and safest swimming beaches, as well as providing a great venue for fishing, boating, sailing, skiing or skin-diving. The lawns on the foreshore and shelters provide an ideal site for the whole family, plus you are within walking distance to the town jetty. The "Green Shed" (this is the only remaining "Goods" shed as evidence of Port Neill's former busy seaport days) which has a coin-operated barbecue and seating.

Port Neill has a hotel, caravan park and holiday flats. Sporting and recreational facilities include the town oval, tennis courts, golf course and bowling green. The Port Neill boat ramp and breakwater is located on the southern side of the bay and leads into deep water providing an all-weather launching site Port Neill is serviced daily by Stateliner Coach (to and from Adelaide/Port Lincoln).