Hands down one of the best free camps in Australia (if not, the world)!! Is there anything better than watching the sun set/ rise over nothing but ocean?! I don't think so! If you're not in a rush, I'd recommend camping the night here and really embrace the ruggedness of this beautiful country.

There's a bit of Telstra reception. This is on the SA side of the border, if you're heading west - eat all of your fruit, veg & honey NOW!

Camp closure note: A heap of the usual camping spots along the Bunda Cliffs have been closed, but this pin drop is open. Be careful, the cliffs are eroding and windy, camp at your own risk.

Additional info:

The Bunda Cliffs, also known as the Nullarbor Cliffs, are a stunning coastal spot stretching along the south coast of Australia. These cliffs, made of limestone, reach heights of 60-120m and offer breathtaking views of the Great Australian Bight. The cliffs are constantly eroding due to high-energy waves from the Southern Ocean, creating a dramatic and rugged coastline that can be admired from various viewing points along the Eyre Highway.