About Pinky Point Lookout
Pinky Point Lookout is a coastal viewpoint at the southern tip of Thevenard peninsula near Ceduna on South Australia's far west Eyre Peninsula. Perched above Murat Bay and Bosanquet Bay, it offers panoramic views across the coastline, Thevenard Island and the Ceduna waters. The lookout is notable for its elevated position, interpretive signage and sunset outlooks, and is a popular short stop for visitors exploring Ceduna and Thevenard.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect an elevated open-air lookout at the end of Pinky Point Drive with wide panoramic views over Murat Bay, Bosanquet Bay, Thevenard, Ceduna township and offshore islands. The site features a lookout platform, seating and interpretive signs explaining the coastal environment. The surrounding landscape is low coastal scrub and rocky foreshore with exposed cliffs. It is primarily a sightseeing and photography stop with no commercial development.
Key highlights
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Panoramic views over Murat Bay and Bosanquet Bay
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Outlook to Thevenard Island and Ceduna coastline
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Popular sunset viewing location
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Interpretive signage about the coastal environment
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Elevated lookout platform at the tip of Thevenard peninsula
Route
| By air | Fly to Ceduna Airport (CED) then drive approximately 10 minutes to Thevenard and Pinky Point. |
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| By road | Accessible via Thevenard Road and Pinky Point Drive from Ceduna town centre, approximately 4-5 km south to the lookout car park, then a short walk to the platform. |
| Nearest airport | Ceduna Airport (CED) |