We had the best day out exploring Port Lincoln and the national Park with Michael. As we had limited time we opted for this day tour and we were not disappointed. Michael is a wealth of knowledge and we learnt so much along the way. The lunch at The Fish Place was very tasty and set us up for the afternoon of exploring Whalers Way and seeking out emus and koalas. 5 stars to Michael for being such an incredible guide.

We had an absolutely wonderful day on the private tour with Joe. Joe was exceptionally knowledgeable and loved to share his experiences which was very informative and humourous. Being the private tour we were able to travel along the dunes in Port Lincoln NP. The NP is beautiful and has lots of wildlife. In the afternoon we did Whalers Way and Mikkira Station Koala Sanctuary- wow, a koala low down in nearly every tree!! - an absolutely amazing experience. The extra $'s for the private tour is well worth it - spoil yourself! Thank you Untamed and a special thanks to Joe who went above and beyond to provide an exceptional experience and everlasting memories!

Beebs picked us up at 8am and returned us at 4.40pm. In between that time we had the most fantastic tour of the Port Lyncoln/Eyre Peninsular area. We went to Port Lincoln National Park, Sleaford Bay , Wanna Lookout, Stamford Hill where we had morning tea. We went to the Fresh Fish Place for lunch and the fish chips and salad were delicious. The fish was Nannygai. Best ever. We went to Fishery Bay, Whalers Way, Cape Wiles where we saw Fur seals and Mikkira Station Koala sanctuary where we saw the cutest koala with a baby, kangaroos and birds. We then drove to the Port Lincoln marina and then to the highest point in Port Lincoln Winters Hill Lookout to finish the tour. Beebs our guide was amazing having lived in the area for over 50 years his knowledge of everything was magnificent. A world class tour. Thank you Beebs.

Customizable tours to suit YOUR preferences! You can be as adventurous or as tame as you like. Our guide, Joe, was actually only a few years older than we were, and we got along very well. We climbed the sand dunes (in the 4x4), and though I have done that before in a real ATV, one of my group was new to it and enjoyed it immensely. We saw koalas up close, we were walked through history. I particularly enjoyed the convo over coffee and bickies… All in, it was an enjoyable day!