About Yangie Bay
Yangie Bay is a sheltered sandy bay on the eastern side of Coffin Bay National Park on the Eyre Peninsula in South Australia. Located within the District Council of Lower Eyre Peninsula, it is known for its calm waters, scenic coastline and campground. The bay offers kayaking, fishing and swimming in a protected natural setting surrounded by coastal dunes and mallee vegetation, forming a popular low-key destination within the national park.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a sheltered, sandy bay with calm, shallow waters enclosed by low coastal dunes and mallee scrub inside Coffin Bay National Park. The area centres on the Yangie Bay Campground with basic facilities, a small beach, and a boat launch suitable for kayaks and small boats. Activities focus on swimming, kayaking, fishing, birdwatching and beach walking in a quiet, natural environment with no shops or developed resort facilities.
Key highlights
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Sheltered sandy bay with calm waters ideal for kayaking and swimming
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Yangie Bay Campground located directly behind the beach within Coffin Bay National Park
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Scenic coastal dunes and mallee vegetation with birdlife and native wildlife
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Small boat and kayak launch access to the bay
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Quiet, low-development natural setting away from town centres