Murphys Haystacks
Local legend says that Murphys Haystacks acquired its name from an agricultural expert who saw this landmark in the distance whilst travelling on the mail coach driven by Charlie Mudge.
Apparently the gentleman was very impressed and informed his fellow passengers that the farmer must have harrowed his land to produce such a great abundance of hay!
The Granites
The popular surf beach Granites boasts a lagoon-style rock-pool for the not-so-brave to swim in, while surfers can ‘catch a wave out the back’.
A stairwell provides access from the cliff top car park down to the waters below so you can soak in the scenery up close.
Point Labatt
Situated south of Streaky Bay is the beautiful Point Labatt. Home to a large number of Sea Lions that love to strike a pose for visitors. These wonderful creatures can be seen year round lazing in the sun and playing in the waves as they roll across the rock formations below.
The viewing platform is in a conservation park that does not allow pets to enter, so please leave your furry ones with a trusted friend.
Cape Bauer Loop
The Cape Bauer Loop drive is a scenic coastal drive that allows you to take in the majesty of the northern most loop, including access to The Spit (4WD only) and magnificent views of the Whistling Rocks & Blowholes.
Other points of interest off of this loop are the boat ramp, Back Beach and Hally’s Beach.
The Westall Way
The Westall Loop drive takes you south of Streaky bay and around some more spectacular and untouched coastline. Taking in the sights at Smooth Pool and Granites, High Cliff, and a trip into the Yanerbie Sandhills – take your sandboard!
A good half a day is required to take all of the sights in.
Smooth Pool
A beautiful enclosed “pool” on the way around the Westall Loop gives travellers a chance to experience picture perfect snorkelling with abundant sea life and a reef.
Never fear, if snorkelling isn’t your thing – it’s still a beautiful place to sit down, relax and dip your toes in the crystal clear waters.
The Powerhouse Museum
The renowned Powerhouse Museum is a treasure trove of over 400 engines, all restored and in working condition. See the collection of locally produced miniature engines, all in working order.
Tues and Fri 2–5pm
Or by appointment
20-22 Alfred Terrace, Streaky Bay
Kevin Cary 0428 595 358
Kevin Daniel 0458 503 954
Streaky Bay Museum
The museum is the original 1901 Streaky Bay school building and grounds. Volunteers have proudly created displays of authentic items donated by local residents. Highlights include the ‘Pug & Pine Cottage’, the ‘Nash Car’ and much, much more!
Tues and Fri 9am–4pm
Sat mornings 9am–12pm (during daylight savings)
Or by appointment
42 Montgomerie Terrace, Streaky Bay
Colleen Starkey 0458137905
Carol Lydeamore 0427166820
Ride West SA Bike Hire
Why not pop down to Ride West – located at the Streaky Bay Post Office – and grab yourself 2 wheels for a self guided ride around all that Streaky Bay has to offer.
With mountain bikes, kids bikes, E-bikes and a host of bike gear and repair options this is your one stop shop!
www.ridewestsa.com
Phone: 0474 630 490
Places to eat in Streaky Bay
Terrace 24
Terrace 24 is your go-to for locally made pizza in Streaky Bay. Having a recently expanded menu, they’re also stocking delicious desserts, schnitsel packs, fish and chips and a whole lot more!
Open Wed – Sun, 5pm to 8pm
Phone: 0482 062 054
24 Alfred Tce, Streaky Bay
Drift Cafe
The premier cafe in the Streaky Bay district. Situated right on the waterfront, serving up delicious breakfast, brunch and dinner
A “must go” for all food lovers!
www.driftstreakybay.com
Phone: 0477 008 669
34b Alfred Tce, Streaky Bay
Streaky Bay Hotel
Did someone say “Courtesy Bus”?
The Streaky Bay Hotel is the only pub in town, with ice cold beer and tasty pub fare. Call them to book your spot on the bus, leaving from the park at 5:30pm
Open 7 days a week
Phone: 08 8626 1008
33 Alfred Tce, Streaky Bay
Shell Service Station & Tourist Centre
A trip to Streaky Bay wouldn’t be the same without visiting the great white shark replica at the Shell Service Station & Tourist Centre. While you’re there try some of the delicious Indian curries or some local fish and chips
Open 7 days a week, 7am to 9pm
Phone: 08 8626 1823
15 Alfred Tce, Streaky Bay
Elliott’s Bakery
What’s a small country town without a bakery! Elliott’s is your local country one stop shop for all things baked! Pop down there for some delicious pastries and a coffee
Open Mon – Fri, 8am to 3pm
Phone: 08 8626 1610
30 Alfred Tce, Streaky Bay
That Organik Place
Serving up coffee daily, along with bulk wholefoods, raw treats, local honey and various other delicious healthy options
Open Mon – Fri, 11am to 5pm, Saturday 11am to 2pm
Phone: 0439 344 080
18 Bay Rd, Streaky Bay
Funk’d Cafe
A modern little cafe set in the middle of Streaky Bay serving up delicious cafe style meals, take away coffee and more!
Open: Call 0428 955 625
53 Wells St, Streaky Bay
Fishing & Seafood
Evans Oysters
Delicious locally owned and farmed oysters, available direct from the grower!
Pop over to Evans Oysters on Woodlawn road and get them fresh from the sea.
Phone: 0415 325 908
Woodlawn Road, Streaky Bay
Streaky Bay Seafood
Delicious fresh and frozen locally caught seafood – direct to public sale!
Had a bad day on the jetty? Here’s your solution!
Phone: 08 8626 1161
12 Alfred Tce, Streaky Bay
Killas
Incorporating a service station, boat hire and a large range of fishing rods, tackle and supplies this is your one stop fishing shop!
Open 7 days a week
Phone: 08 8626 1648
48 Wells St, Streaky Bay
Services
Move Physio and Pilates
Move Physiotherapy and Pilates is a newly established clinic based in the beautiful Streaky Bay, SA.
Phone: 0439 933 897
Web: https://www.movephysioandpilates.com
40 Wells St, Streaky Bay
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