We have breakfast then make our way from Port Augusta to Stony Point and join a glass bottom boat cruise to view the cuttlefish. Each year between May and August, tens of thousands of Australian Giant Cuttlefish descend on the coastline of Whyalla for their annual ritual of mating and spawning. This phenomenon is the greatest mass gathering of these incredible creatures anywhere on Earth After our cruise we travel to Whyalla for lunch. After lunch the nautical them continues with The Whyalla Maritime Museum. Which is home of the former HMAS Whyalla, the first ship built in the Whyalla Shipyards in 1941. The Maritime Museum building houses a treasured collection of artefacts and memorabilia.  The World War II Gallery. The BHP Shipbuilding Gallery and much more. Time to meander back to Port Augusta for a rest and dinner. (B D)

After our hearty cooked breakfast, we pack the coach and make our way to Port Pirie and visit the 'Stories from the Road Museum'. It is a road transport museum dedicated to the trials and tribulations of the men, women and machinery that made Australia the great country it is today. Born of blood sweat and tears, hard work, ingenuity and sheer determination of Australia's road transport pioneers. Our next stop is Port Pirie National Trust Museum, telling the stories of Port Pirie’s people and its industries including sheltering, railway and shipping history, displayed in several fine late 19th and early 20th century heritage buildings. Lunch time is upon us so we make our way to one of the local hotels for lunch (included) After lunch we tootle of home via Bute and look at the silo art before arriving home at 5.00, where your chauffeured car will be waiting to return you home. (B L)