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Port Lincoln
Port Lincoln boasts one of the world's largest protected natural
harbours, an area three times the size of Sydney Harbour. Due to the
insulating effect of the surrounding ocean waters, Port Lincoln
experiences a delightful Mediterranean climate. Being both a popular
tourist destination and a major commercial centre for the rest of
Eyre Peninsula, the city of Port Lincoln can service every
imaginable need of the visitor.
Port Lincoln is homeport to the world's largest fishing fleet with
tuna and marine aquaculture the city's primary industry. With an
estimated annual turnover of $330 million the tuna industry is also
the city's largest employer. Farming and agriculture are also
vibrant export industries.
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Per capita, Port Lincoln has one of the highest income levels in
South Australia. The city's population base is aging, due primarily
to the annual seasonal climate, pristine location and present
lifestyle. The growth factor for business and investment
opportunities are attractive to individuals and families which has
further enhanced the city's reputation as a leading region in South
Australia.
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The City of Port Lincoln (Population 15,000) is 655 kilometres north
from Adelaide on National Highway 1, and then on to Alternative
Highway 1, south-west of Port Augusta.
Port Lincoln is 250 kilometres by air with a flight time of 40/50
minutes. Regional Express & Qantaslink conduct
daily return flights to the city. The airport is located 15
kilometres north of Port Lincoln. Premier Stateliner operates daily
Adelaide/Port Lincoln bus services. |
Accommodation and Tourism
Along with the great racing action in Port Lincoln, the area
boasts some of the most picturesque scenery in Australia. The
Port Lincoln Tourist Information Centre has all the
information you'll need.
www.visitportlincoln.net
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