Bunda Cliffs Lookout Number 2

Border Village, SA

Bunda Cliffs Lookout Number 2

Border Village, SA

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About this campsite

Bunda Cliffs Lookout No. 2 is an accessible gravel rest area located near the Eyre Highway, offering stunning scenic views of the Southern Ocean and the long-stretching Bunda Cliffs. Sitting within Nullarbor National Park, it often becomes a hub for whale sightings and boasts the best panoramic views of sunrise & sunset. Despite its susceptibility to weather changes, it makes for an ideal overnight destination for nature enthusiasts and photographers for a memorable experience.

The Bunda Cliffs stretch for 200km along the coastline of the Nullarbor National Park. Whales can sometimes be seen from this lookout and the sunsets are stunning. This is a great choice for an overnight stop where you can really appreciate the power of the ocean and enjoy both the sunrise and the sunset. Be sure to have your camera ready. This spot is exposed to the elements and can be quite windy. The cold blast of air off the ocean is bracing in the winter.

How to Get There

168km west of the Nullarbor Roadhouse on the westbound side of the Eyre Highway. About 100m south of the highway.

Features & Facilities

Accommodation Types

Caravans

Free Camping

Other Features

Unknown feature

Walking track

No mobile phone signal

Walking

Photo Opportunity

Pets Welcome

Day Use Area

Stunning views over the ocean

National Park

Day Rest Area

Cold wind at times

Free Overnight Camp

Bird Watching

Overnight Rest Area

No facilities

Weather Forecast

via Open-Meteo

TUE☁️

25° / 12°

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WED☁️

29° / 14°

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THU☁️

32° / 20°

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FRI🌦️

27° / 16°

💧 59%

SAT🌦️

19° / 11°

💧 59%

Nearby Campsites

within 50km

Head of Bight Whale Watching

Yalata, SA

20.7km away

Experience the captivating sight of Southern Right Whales at the Head of Bight, located in the remote Nullarbor Plain, Western Australia. The area is renowned for its stunning landscapes and distinctive wildlife. From May to October, you'll have a unique opportunity to view these magnificent marine creatures from the well-established viewing platforms. The Visitor Information Centre also provides detailed insights and history about the region. It's a must-visit destination for both nature and marine life enthusiast.

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