Ceduna's Coastal Walking Trail

The trail records the history of the Nicolas Baudin and Matthew Flinders encounter and serves as a demonstration of reconciliation with the local Indigenous community, acknowledging their culture and links with the land.

Two disabled-access-friendly lookout platforms have been constructed, one halfway along, the second situated at Pinky Point. Car parking is available at both ends. Local artists, children and the community contributed with a project of individually painted clay tiles inlaid in four bands along the trail. The purpose- built, sealed walking trail is ideal for cycling or a brisk walk of around an hour each way. Alternatively, it is ideal for a quick stroll along the coast to witness seabirds feeding in the shallows.