Is there a train to Port Lincoln?

No, there is no passenger rail service to Port Lincoln.

How long is the drive from Adelaide?

The drive takes approximately 8 hours via Port Augusta.

Are there ferries to Port Lincoln?

No, there are no direct passenger ferries from Adelaide to Port Lincoln.

What is the best airline for this route?

Regional Express (Rex) is the primary carrier for this route.

A standard vehicle is sufficient for the main highways, but 4WD is recommended for national park tracks.

Hazelwood Park

Port Lincoln

Flight Driving

Hazelwood Park to Port Lincoln

Updated: 31 May 2026

The journey from Hazelwood Park to Port Lincoln covers approximately 650 kilometers via the A1 and B100 highways. You can drive around the Spencer Gulf or take a direct flight from Adelaide Airport. Driving takes roughly 8 hours, while flying reduces travel time to 50 minutes. The route offers stunning coastal views as you enter the Eyre Peninsula. Port Lincoln is renowned as the seafood capital of Australia.

Total Distance: 650 km driving, 250 km air distance.

Fastest Way

Flight from Adelaide Airport is the fastest, taking under an hour.

Cheapest Way

Driving is the cheapest option if traveling with multiple passengers.

Compare Hazelwood Park to Port Lincoln Routes

	Flight Direct	Driving Direct
Duration	50 mins	8 hours
Avg Price	$180 - $350	$120 - $180 fuel
Operator	Regional Express (Rex)	Private Vehicle
Route	Adelaide Airport (ADL) to Port Lincoln Airport (PLO).	A1 Highway via Port Augusta and B100 Lincoln Highway.
Tip	Book at least three weeks in advance to secure lower fares.	Stop in Port Augusta for fuel and supplies before heading south.

Travel Tips

Airport Transfers
Use local taxi services or pre-booked shuttles from Port Lincoln Airport to the town center.
Fuel Stops
Ensure your tank is full in Port Augusta, as service stations become sparse on the Eyre Peninsula.
Booking Flights
Check Rex Airlines schedules early as flights can sell out during peak holiday periods.
Road Conditions
Check the Traffic SA website for any roadworks or closures on the Lincoln Highway before departing.
Packing
Bring layers, as coastal winds can make the temperature drop significantly even in summer.

Safety Tips

Wildlife Hazards
Avoid driving at dawn or dusk to minimize the risk of collisions with kangaroos and emus.
Fatigue Management
Take a break every two hours; the long, straight roads of the Eyre Peninsula can induce driver fatigue.
Mobile Coverage
Expect patchy mobile reception in remote sections of the Eyre Peninsula; download offline maps.
Emergency Supplies
Carry at least five liters of water and a basic first-aid kit in your vehicle.