Point Brown Track is a great track that provides people with the opportunity to visit out-of-the-way places that you wouldn’t get to on foot.

Cocklebiddy to Esperance via the Telegraph track. This is a relatively easy track and a great way to get from Cocklebiddy to Esperance if you have the extra time.

Israelite Bay is a remote beach east of Esperance, primarily known for its fishing. It is a challenge to get there, and you need to be completely self sufficient (fuel, water, camping, cooking etc). It also holds a lot of historical value, being one of the first places to communicate with Europe.

Coffin Bay is famously the oyster growing region for South Australia, producing the ever popular ‘ Coffin Bay ’ Oyster, well known for its quality, flavour and size, and marketed all over Australia and overseas.

Minnipa is famous for it's fauna and flora with 140 species of wild flowers and it's granite rock formations (Pildappa, Tcharkulda, and Yarnwondutta).

Cactus beach is noted for its world famous surf and fishing. It's located 21km south of Penong.

Scott's beach is near Fowlers Bay and can be access by 4WD.

Located 15km north of Nullarbor Roadhouse is the Murrawijinie Caves

The Border Village Roadhouse has accommodation, restaurant, bar, petrol, shop.

The Eucla Telegraph Station opened in 1877 and helped link Western Australia with the rest of Australia and the world.

The 90 mile straight from Caiguna to Balladonia is the longest straight stretch of the highway in Australia.

On the edge of the Nullarbor Plain is the Fraser Range, a range of scenic granite hills surrounded by the world's largest eucalyptus hardwood forest.

12km off the Eyre Highway is Head of the Bight a world famous whale watching location.