Whalers Way & Port Lincoln

The weather seems to have settled into a daily change between sun and clouds here. Today it's the clouds' turn. That's naturally a shame, because then the sea only looks half as beautiful. Nevertheless, we still enjoy the lookouts left open on the way there. Each one worth seeing. We have breakfast high above the sea with a view of the coast of Lincoln National Park. Around noon, we leave this unique place. And our camper seems to have survived unscathed. Thank goodness! You just have to drive very carefully over the rocks and, with sand, swing through properly.

Before we drive back to Port Lincoln, we take a walk along Fishery Bay. Even in this weather, it's worth seeing!

Since Port Lincoln is known for its seafood, we eat snapper, king george whiting and scallops at the 'Fresh Fish Place'. Everything is very delicious! But afterwards we're thirsty. And we quench our thirst at the 'Beer Garden' brewery. We try all 9 varieties (in small glasses) that are offered. 6 of them are very good, including the wheat beer!

At the campsite, we listen to a 2-person band playing in the camp kitchen.