Eucla 

In the early 1900s Eucla was buzzing; home to the busiest telegraph station in Australia beyond the capital cities. Explore the ruins of this historic site which are slowly being covered by shifting sand dunes. Beyond the ruins are the remains of a jetty, a reminder of pioneering days when supplies were transported by boat. Take a stroll along this isolated beach.

Dine-in or take-away meals are available in the Eucla Roadhouse, part of the Eucla Motor Inn complex. Complex eating areas includes a bar, restaurant and cafe. Some basic dry goods on sale. Eucla Motor Inn has powered caravan & camping sites, in addition to budget and luxury accommodation, all with fresh water showers. Recommended to book ahead.

Special Features

• Caves (Eucla) Nullarbor Plain - Weebubbie Cave is located thirteen kilometres north west of Eucla.
• Large Cross - On the escarpment overlooking the Town Ruins and Ocean is a large Cross which is illuminated at night. It is dedicated to all travellers.
• Eucla Museum - Located near the Eucla Motor Inn, or for something different visit the Bureau of Meteorology - its an education. Guided tours of the area are available; enquire at the Motor Inn.