Ceduna to Eucla South / Western Australia

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Eyre Highway closed after cyclist killed in Nullarbor crash ...
The Eyre Highway is a 1,664-kilometer (1,034 mi) highway in Australia that links Norseman in Western Australia to Port Augusta in South Australia. It forms part of Highway 1 and is the main sealed road crossing the Nullarbor Plain. The highway is a famous road trip and a vital route connecting Perth and Adelaide, though travellers should be prepared for long, remote stretches and carry extra supplies.
Route: The highway connects Norseman (WA) to Port Augusta (SA), crossing the Nullarbor Plain and the Eyre Peninsula.
Significance: It is a major component of Australia's Highway 1 network and a popular, long-distance road trip.
Notable Features:
The "90 Mile Straight," an iconic, long, and straight section between Balladonia and Caiguna in Western Australia.
Roadhouses located at various points along the route, providing fuel and services.
Opportunities to visit coastal towns and attractions, such as Fowlers Bay and Ceduna.
Traveler Information:
It is a long drive, and it can take nearly two days to cross.
Due to the remote nature of the route, it is crucial to be prepared with extra water, fuel, and supplies.
A 4WD is recommended for venturing off the main highway.