\Covering some 30,380 hectares Coffin Bay National Park covers the entire Coffin Bay Peninsula and contains some of Australia’s most beautiful, unspoilt coastal wilderness areas.

Several scenic drives lead through the park. While some are only accessible to four wheel drive vehicles, conventional cars can travel the Yangie Trail, which starts at Coffin Bay and runs to Yangie Bay and Avoid Bay.

Almonta Beach, to the east of Point Avoid, is one of the country’s finest surfing beaches.

The park has a great variety of wildlife, including the Coffin Bay brumbies. Seabirds are prolific, with white-bellied sea eagles, ospreys, albatrosses and petrels a common sight.
 

Camping in Coffin Bay National Park is by permit from the Coffin Bay Ranger Station, telephone (08) 8685 4047. Car entry into the park starts at $5.00 per vehicle. Parking permits start at $4.00 per day. See SA Parks & Wildlife website for further information.

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