The Eyre Peninsula is a place where you can have both a career and a family life. Locals of the Eyre Peninsula are well known for their ‘can do’ self reliant spirit. They are resourceful and are always committed to getting the job done. The low cost of living, affordable housing and good amenities provide an attractive mix of great lifestyle and work options.

For people who enjoy action the region has a strong sporting culture that caters for most interests. A wide range of sports are played including but not limited to cricket, soccer, tennis, football (Australian Rules), netball, squash, hockey, sailing, golf, table tennis, lawn bowls, baseball, softball, basketball and martial arts.

The region’s easy going way of life is driven to a large degree by its outdoor lifestyle with locals spending weekends relaxing on the local beaches, surfing the waves, fishing the inshore waters or camping in the nearby inland National Parks.

The strong sense of place is characterised by the Eyre Peninsula’s rich multi-cultural heritage and a cast of local characters who have built our local communities to what they are today. With Australia’s best seafood on our doorstep it is no wonder that a vibrant food and wine culture has elevated eating to an art form practised by all locals.

For further information also see:

• Climate
• Environment
• Food and Produce
• Sport and Recreation
• Housing
• Attractions
• Arts
• Culture and Heritage