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Stony Point, at Point Lowly, just east of Whyalla, is world-renowned for the Giant Australian Cuttlefish (Ascarosepion apama) migration. Every winter, from May to August, hundreds of thousands gather in the Upper Spencer Gulf’s shallow, rocky waters to mate, making it one of the most spectacular marine events on the planet!
Often called "chameleons of the sea," these cuttlefish change color and texture in mesmerising displays as they compete for mates. The Whyalla aggregation is the only known…
Stony Point, at Point Lowly, just east of Whyalla, is world-renowned for the Giant Australian Cuttlefish (Ascarosepion apama) migration. Every winter, from May to August, hundreds of thousands gather in the Upper Spencer Gulf’s shallow, rocky waters to mate, making it one of the most spectacular marine events on the planet!
Often called "chameleons of the sea," these cuttlefish change color and texture in mesmerising displays as they compete for mates. The Whyalla aggregation is the only known dense breeding event of its kind, attracting divers, snorkelers, and marine enthusiasts from around the world.
Stony Point provides easy shore access, with shallow depths (2–6 meters) offering clear visibility and close-up encounters. The rocky seabed and seagrass beds create the perfect setting to witness their courtship behaviours.
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