Fisherman's Point - Lincoln National Park

Looking down from the camping area.

Oh me, Oh my.  There are so many wonderful spots in the Lincoln National Park.  So far, I have only touched on a few and let me tell you - they do not dissapoint! 
This might be one of my favourites.  Accessible by 2WD it's about 30mins into the National Park.  This point is set about 10-15 metres above sea level.  It's secluded by shrubbery and almost has 360 views of the ocean.  It sits right above a lovely peaceful bay.  You can light campfires, set up camp, relax, swim, fish, walk on the beach and just enjoy.  What more could you possibly need?

The camping area

Pretty nice huh?

 

Looking back to Fisherman's Point from the beach.

Crystal clear...

From Melbourne to Port Lincoln

Well, here it is.  A blog on my discovery of the Eyre Peninsula.  A collection of experiences shared with old friends, new friend's, family and of course my lovely, handsome husband. 

I have recently moved here from Melbourne, where I worked at the head office of one of Australia's most global fashion brands as International Visual Merchandiser.  So after hanging up my fashion shoes, I packed up my beautiful little Victorian weatherboard house in inner Melbourne and headed out into the unknown.  (Okay, I didnt pack up the house.  A drunken injury had me with a broken wrist so it was packed up by my loving parent-in-laws, husband and the useless removalists).  With car loaded to the brim, we drove 1376km across Australia in my little VW Golf (accomanied by two of my sisters) to find ourselves in a land of 4WD's, farmland, national parks, turquiose ocean, Great White Sharks, Coffin Bay Oytsers, Southern Bluefin Tuna and some very friendly people.

I welcome you to join and follow as I share with you my discovery of Port Lincoln and the Eyre Peninsula...

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