Eucla National Park

The national park spans 35.6 square kilometers of coastal terrain, featuring limestone cliffs along the Great Australian Bight and extensive mallee scrub vegetation.

The remains of the original Eucla Telegraph Station stand at the western end of the park, now partially covered by shifting sand dunes.

The Mirning people maintain deep connections to this land, with traditional stories telling of Jeedera, a water serpent dwelling in the coastal caves.

Access to the park requires four-wheel drive vehicles, as there are no sealed roads within the boundaries, and camping facilities are located outside.

The Delisser sandhills and Wilson Bluff provide views of the Southern Ocean, where visitors can observe southern right whales during migration seasons.

Location: Shire Of Dundas

GPS coordinates: -31.67714,128.96839

Latest update: April 3, 2025 14:31