Travel Support

  • Travel Options

  • Flying with Rex

  • Driving to Adelaide

  • Catching the Bus

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Flying with rex

Sign on a building reading 'CEDUNA AIRPORT' in large black letters.
  • Rex flies between Adelaide and Ceduna 6 days a week (not on Saturdays)

  • Flights are often delayed or cancelled due to weather.

  • Return flights can cost between $650 and $1,200 for one person

    What are some other options?

  • You can drive to Port Lincoln and catch a plane from there

  • Flights from Port Lincoln are often cheaper and more frequent, and you can park your car for a low cost

Click here to check on the Rex website

Driving the Car

Driving to Adelaide can be cheaper than flying, but it takes at least 8 hours. Be sure to stop for a break or swap drivers every two hours, and bring lots of water and snacks for the ride.

Map showing a road trip route from Adelaide to Ceduna in Australia, passing through Wudinna and Port Augusta, with an estimated travel time of 8 hours and 10 minutes over 776 kilometers.
Drawing of a Caltex gas pump with a hose and nozzle on a navy striped background.
Drawing of a Caltex gas station pump with a red and white color scheme, set against a black and white striped background.
A drawing of a fire alarm box labeled 'CALTEK' with a red button and a pull cord, set against a black and white striped background.
A hand-drawn illustration of a CALTEX gas pump with a red nozzle and hose, set against a black and white striped background.
Map of Australia's Eyre Peninsula showing train routes and locations, including Ceduna, Port Augusta, Whyalla, Port Pirie, Adelaide, and towns along the route such as Minnipa, Wudinna, and Kimba.

Catching the Bus

Buses leave:

  • Ceduna on Tuesday and Friday mornings

  • Adelaide on Monday and Thursday morning.

Fares average at $155.50 one way

You can book HERE