Port Lincoln

Port Lincoln is a coastal city on the Lower Eyre Peninsula of South Australia, Australia, on the shore of Boston Bay about 280 kilometres from Adelaide, and the largest urban centre on South Australia's west coast. Known to the Barngarla people, its traditional custodians, as Galinyala, meaning place of sweet water, the city markets itself as Australia's seafood capital, and its urban centre and locality recorded a population of 14,404 at the 2021 census.