Because there are not many tourists, the sunset at Port Lincoln always looks calm and serene. Walking in the quiet seaside in the evening, I met a puppy on Town Jetty. It was a swimming master. The owner took him to the middle of the long embankment. It jumped back to the shore with excitement and followed the owner. Going back to the long dike... Its not too tired. We walked for four or five laps when we walked. It looked very excited. The owner said that he would bring it to swim almost every day. I hope every little animal in the world can do this. Happiness is good.

The trip to South Australia is the most unsatisfactory, not the Port Lincoln National Park. The pristine forests, the plains of the wilderness, the splendid sunsets, the kangaroos swarming around, and the koalas on the branches look around. is a national park, but it is actually a private territory. The lord is a 70-year-old British old man, a man, a dog, guarding the land. We were lucky enough to meet the owner of this land and enjoy a wine afternoon tea in the wilderness under the sunset. At that moment, the light and shadow are so beautiful, everyones face is a happy and satisfied look.

The Glenson Animal Farm, located near Port Lincoln, South Australia, is a great place to visit. Compared to other Australian zoos that have been visited before, the place is not big, but most of Australia's unique animals can be seen here. Department, you can also ride on Segway to have a good time on the farm~

The Flinsted Port Terminal is an industrial area of Port Lincoln, Australia. This terminal is the main grain export terminal in South Australia. In fact, the terminal is not strictly an attraction, but if you go to the pier early in the morning, you will have the opportunity to see sardines, tuna, or cereals. The unloading process of fertilizers and other items is very spectacular. This is a fun place for people like me who like to feel the local life and go to the market. The harth is full of yachts and fishing boats, and it is quiet and peaceful in the afternoon. There are some lovely colored houses next to the pier, which is also very suitable for taking pictures

What does it feel like to kiss a kangaroo? You can try it at the Glen Forest Animal Farm, not far from the Port Lincoln Airport in South Australia! There are also rare white kangaroos! There are also Meng Meng yak, sheep, pig, donkey, alpaca, rabbit, peacock, camel... If you are traveling with children, the children should be very happy! The ticket here is 15 Australian dollars. The old man and the child are one or two yuan cheaper. The family package is very favorable. The two big two small ones total 50 Australian dollars, and the other package feeds 2 Australian dollars. It is open daily from 10 to 17 but the koala is only available for a fixed period of time (it seems to be 1:00 pm).

Next to Khao Lak Park is Lincoln National Park, 20 km from Port Lincoln. It is a rugged peninsula made up of cliffs, sand dunes, havens and beaches, from the swimming beaches of Boston Bay to the hidden beaches. In the coastal wilderness area, there are many shaded camping areas and beaches for boating and fishing. Go to one of the beaches and guide Darren to park here and let us move freely. Its really comfortable to be here and its great to live here!

Wild Koala Park Mikkira Station. The first time I saw so many koalas, its so cute. Some small partners said that they can hold them casually? The regulations are not allowed, and the tour guide also told us not to hold the koala. I didnt see the koala that had been sleeping in the zoo. The koala I saw was squinting or jumping. You see, like the landlords silly son, Im looking at us, no matter the photo below. How crazy we are, maybe I am thinking: this stupid human! It is said that the land is private. In 1842, Adam Borthwick and his family became the first settlers in the area. Now his descendants are still here, and the old lady opens the door every day on time, although the door is closed. There is nothing worthwhile in it.

Located on the southeast coast of South Australia's Eyre Peninsula, Port Lincoln is the fifth largest city in South Australia and was once the capital of South Australia. Lincoln is facing the Eyre Peninsula and is backed by Australia's inland desert. The scenery blends perfectly with the best of both worlds. It is also a veritable seafood port with several of Australia's largest fishing companies. The most port city, the least is the rich and exciting entertainment in the sea. If Kangaroo Island is a place of intimate contact with wild animals in the original nature, then Lincoln Harbor is an excellent choice for adventure and seafood in the original nature.

When you arrive at the Fresh Fish Place restaurant early in the morning, you will have the opportunity to see the fresh seafood caught in the sea and become a dish. can also meet local fishermen who will be salvaged from all areas of the Ayr Peninsula: King George's squid, gar, squid, shark, shell, Covent Bay oysters, prawns, squid and many other seafood. The restaurant's freezer is filled with a variety of seafood, as well as the Australian lobster as thick as my thigh! In addition to buying seafood, it is still a famous restaurant itself, but the accident is that it also sells some handmade products, mostly related to the ocean, eating a lunch here, picking some travel souvenirs is also very good.