KM 3,650 • RETURN LEG
VENUS BAY
Eyre Peninsula
33.2°S 134.7°E
Pristine beaches, crystal clear water. Named by Matthew Flinders. Felt like discovering something ancient.
EXPEDITION CAPTURES
ARCHIVE IN PROGRESS
Field notes, dashcam footage, and aerial captures for Venus Bay are currently being processed in the 2024 expedition archives.
INTERESTING FACTS
Named by Matthew Flinders in 1802 during his circumnavigation of Australia
Features pristine beaches with crystal-clear water
The bay is protected from most ocean swells
Popular for fishing, swimming, and camping
DID YOU KNOW?
Matthew Flinders observed the transit of Venus from this location, hence the name.
WILDLIFE
BEST TIME TO VISIT
Summer for swimming, year-round for fishing
MY STORY HERE
Personal stories, reflections, and journal entries from Venus Bay coming soon...