Ceduna: Museums, Exhibitions & Discounts

Ceduna is a coastal town located on the shores of Murat Bay on the west coast of South Australia's Eyre Peninsula. It serves as the last major settlement before crossing the Nullarbor Plain from east to west. The town's name derives from the Aboriginal word 'Chedoona,' meaning a place to sit down and rest.

The area has a rich Indigenous heritage, with the traditional owners being the Wirangu people. Today, Ceduna is an important regional center known for its seafood industry, particularly oysters, and serves as a hub for agricultural activities in the region. The town's cultural landscape reflects both its Aboriginal heritage and its development as a European settlement since the late 19th century. The local arts scene often showcases Indigenous artwork and cultural exhibitions, while the town's museums and cultural centers help preserve and share the region's history.