Coffin Bay is a coastal town located in South Australia, known for its stunning natural beauty and rich marine life. It is situated on the Eyre Peninsula and is part of the Coffin Bay National Park, which features diverse landscapes, including sandy beaches, rugged cliffs, and salt marshes. The area is famous for its oysters, particularly the Coffin Bay oysters, which are highly regarded for their quality and flavor. The town serves as a gateway for various outdoor activities, such as fishing, boating, and hiking. Visitors can explore the nearby Coffin Bay National Park to enjoy scenic views and wildlife. The local community is small but vibrant, with amenities that cater to tourists and residents alike.