Glass Bottom Boat Tours

Peer into the amazing world of the giant australian cuttlefish whilst staying dry and warm

The annual Giant Cuttlefish gathering near Whyalla in South Australia, is absolutely spectacular. What’s a lot less fun, is squeezing yourself into a wet suit and getting in to the freezing cold water to see them. And thanks to our glass-bottom boat tours you don’t have to! We let you stay warm and dry, and still experience one of nature’s great spectacles.Tours go for 45 minutes and depart from Point Lowly, The Cutty crew also have the coffee van out at the tour site for you to warm up with a hot cupper!

When: May, June, July
Where: Depart Stony Point, Pt Lowly
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More information: Visit cuttys.au or phone 0447 407 869 or search for them on Facebook

Cuttlefest

Be brave this winter, and unearth adventure. Discover a vibrant underwater world and witness a globally unique phenomenon.

Whyalla Accommodation

Whyalla offers a range of comfortable modern accommodation where you might stay a little longer than you planned. Whyalla features hotels, motels and four star apartments or cabins and caravan parks if sharing road-trip stories is more your style.

Explore Must Do's

Hit the road or the trail. Outstanding sunsets and sunrises will leave you in awe. Unearth a lighthouse, a rocky hill (or two), ocean and outback contours, colours and tastes.

Giant Cuttlefish

A mecca for divers wishing to witness a mesmerising underwater spectacle of the courtship displays and the extent of the world’s largest aggregation of Giant Australian Cuttlefish - a privileged experience exclusive to Whyalla.

Diving and Snorkelling

Aquatic experiences attract divers and snorkelers where ocean and sea life-loving adventure seekers unearth the natural wonders of Whyalla under the sea.

Flinders Ranges and Outback

Starting only 45 minutes from Whyalla, a day trip into the Flinders Ranges and Outback region delivers adventure into an ancient land.

Museums and History

In 1914 the town of Whyalla was proclaimed in the SA Parliament. The origin of the name is open to debate, but it is believed to have been named after a nearby ridge, Mount Whyalla.

Shopping

Shopping for travelling, every day or for relaxation? Whyalla will inspire and deliver. Whether you enjoy a mall, a plaza or the intimate experience of a local precinct Whyalla has it all.

Visitor Feedback

Located within the Maritime Museum complex on the Lincoln Highway North of Whyalla, the Visitor Information Centre is located beside the ship HMAS Whyalla.

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Whyalla Visitor Centre, Lincoln Highway
Open: 7 days Mon–Fri 9am–4pm.
Weekends and public holidays 10am–4pm.
Closed: Good Friday and Christmas Day
Phone: (08) 8645 7900 Email: visitor.centre@whyalla.sa.gov.au

TOLL FREE: 1800 088 589

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