We suggest that you plan for a trip on a boat. Hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, a warm jacket in case the wind comes up and comfortable footwear. If you are participating in the waders experience on the 3hr tour please bring a towel for after and socks to wear in the waders. In the warmer months it is lovely just to wear your bathers if you prefer.

As we are a licensed venue you can’t bring your own alcohol. On the tour we have local beer, wine and Coffin Bay gin available to purchase by the glass or bottle while you eat your oysters.

The waders are sized by shoe size not by body shape. Very small children will not fit in the waders and will need to wear their bathers. Large builds may not fit into the large shoe size waders and may also need to wear their bathers. Its lovely clear water with a clear sandy bottom and during the warmer months really nice to walk around in your bathers or shorts that you are happy to get wet. Bring a towel and wetsuit boots or water appropriate shoes if not wearing waders.

No, unfortunately we can not sell oysters on the boat for you to take home due to new oyster harvest food safety protocols. You also can not take oysters from the boat that you have decided not to consume onboard during the tour.

Seniors 60yrs + with seniors card, Students 17yrs+ with student identification, Children 5yrs-16yrs, Adults 17yrs-59yrs. Children 4 yrs and under are welcome to come on the tour with parents supervising them subject to availability of numbers. As we have restricted numbers on board please advise when booking if you will be bringing children under the age of 5yrs. Also understand that if your children under 5yrs wish to eat oysters as non paying passengers you will need to pay for their oysters.

Our boat is a very stable boat that bridges the waves when travelling along and does not roll around on the top of the water when stationary. It is very unusual for someone to feel sea sick. If you are on tour and do feel sick we ask that you bring this to our attention so that we can minimise the circumstances that is causing this for you.

We recommend that you allow 45 mins to travel comfortably by car the distance from Port Lincoln to Coffin Bay. There is parking available at the Coffin Bay boat ramp.

Yes we do. Our new tour boat is specially built for your comfort and this includes a toilet but it can only be accessed by two steps down into it with hand rails for assistance if required.

Yes, our entry doors are 800mm wide & have been specially designed for XL wheelchair access. We also board from a floating pontoon which allows for seamless wheelchair access. However unfortunately our toilet does not have wheelchair access.