Ferry FAQs

How do I get to Wallaroo?
How do I get to Lucky Bay (near Cowell)?
How much does it cost on the ferry?
Do I have to take my car?
Can I take my dog/cat on the ferry?
What's to do on the Eyre Peninsula?
What's to do on the Yorke Peninsula?

Q. How do I get to Wallaroo?

A. Travel by car from Adelaide on National Highway One to Port Wakefield, then follow highway B85 to Kadina, then through to Wallaroo. Along the way you will see blue ‘ferry’ signs directing you to the Sea SA terminal at Wallaroo.

Premier Stateliner Coaches travel to Wallaroo twice each weekday, and daily on weekends. Stopping in the centre of town, this is a convenient way to catch the ferry to Lucky Bay without taking a vehicle.

If you are booking a Sea SA Getaways holiday package, you can also travel to Wallaroo or Lucky Bay ex Adelaide or Port Lincoln respectively on Fridays and Sundays, via a connecting bus service offered by Genesis Tour & Charter.

Q. How do I get to Lucky Bay (near Cowell)?
	A. From Pt Lincoln or Whyalla, follow the Lincoln Highway and turn off for Lucky Bay. The Lucky Bay Road is currently being sealed and works are due for completion in July 2008.

Q. How much does it cost on the ferry?
	A. Please visit the fares page for the various prices.

Q. Do I have to take my car?
	A. No, walk-on passengers and bicycles are all welcome. There will be some bus connections on both sides to meet the ferry on arrival. Please check at the time of booking.

Q. Can I take my dog / cat on the ferry?
	A. Yes, pets are welcome, but must be kept in the vehicle at all times.

Q. What's to do on the Eyre Peninsula?
	A. The Eyre Peninsula offers a range of exciting things to see and do - Visit www.seasagetaways.com.au or why not check it out on www.tep.com.au

Q. What's to do on the Yorke Peninsula?
	A. The Yorke Peninsula offers a range of exciting things to see and do - Visit www.seasagetaways.com.au or why not check it out on www.yorkepeninsula.com.au