Shelly Beach Lodge is located 45-klm northwest of Port Lincoln and set on 100 acres of natural scrublands with 750 meters of accessible coastline. Perched on a western facing slope overlooking Coffin Bay National Park and the Great Australian Bight providing a pleasant and peaceful backdrop.

Your lodgings are designed and operated to be as Eco friendly and kind to there surroundings as possible.
The building is constructed from primarily natural materials and all power is provided from renewable sources (Wind & Solar)

All water is collected and stored in tanks on the northern hillside, then fed by gravity to service buildings, gardens, fire hose reels etc - alleviating the need for pumps.
Any efforts in saving both power and water will be appreciated and ways of doing this are many and varied.

Some examples:
Purging the cold water from shower into a bucket and pouring it on lawns or gardens.
Turning off lights when not in use.
Turning off appliances at power point.

Bore water is used where possible for toilets, gardens and wash downs.
The grounds, being mainly bushland, require adequate footwear when traversing and care should be taken not to disturb wildlife or damage vegetation.

Mount Dutton 2 Kms to the north is 980 feet above sea level and is an excellent bush walk for the adventurous.
The numerous secluded bays provide shelter from any wind direction and most are accessible by road or track. Farm Beach has some of the best fishing in the state with catches of King George Whiting, Sand Crabs, Snapper and other species to numerous to list.
We are sure you will find many points of interest during your stay and we will be happy to be of any assistance.

Enjoy your visit - Rod and Donna