Caiguna Roadhouse
An essential stop on the Eyre Highway between Norseman and Ceduna
Experience comfort and convenience in the heart of the Golden Outback. Enjoy meals, fuel, and comfortable accommodation on your Nullarbor journey.
About Caiguna
Located in Caiguna on the Eyre Highway between Norseman and Ceduna, Caiguna Roadhouse is a trusted stop for travellers crossing the Nullarbor. We offer clean and air conditioned motel accommodation, including pet-friendly and family rooms, along with a relaxed caravan park and camping for those on the road.
Our restaurant and tavern serve hearty meals and cold drinks, while the service station provides everything from travel essentials and quick bites to unique Nullarbor memorabilia. You’ll also find clean bathroom facilities, reliable fuel, and an EV charging point to keep every journey moving.
Gravel airstrip and Avgas is also available – please call ahead for details.
With friendly service and all the comforts you need in one place, Caiguna Roadhouse is your perfect stopover in the heart of the Nullarbor.
Opening hours:
| Service | Time |
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Opening Hours |
6am – 8pm |
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Accommodation Check-in |
2pm |
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Accommodation Check-out |
10am |
Information for Truckies:
- Large parking bays for road trains and heavy vehicles
- Showers and toilets available
Unique Features, Attractions & History
- The name “Caiguna” likely comes from a word in the Mirning language (an Aboriginal group) meaning “spear track” (possibly referring to the speargrass found in the area).
- Caiguna hosts hole number 11 to the “Nullarbor Links which is known to be one of the longest golf courses in the world as it runs from Kalgoorlie WA to Ceduna SA – stretching over 1,300km.
- “90 Mile Straight:” One of the most famous stretches of straight road in Australia is between Balladonia and Caiguna. It’s about 146.6 km long with practically no bends.
- Caiguna Blowhole: About 5 km west of the roadhouse (and only ~10 m off the highway), there’s a blowhole in the limestone. It “breathes” — meaning as weather systems move overhead, the pressure difference between the underground cave and above ground makes air flow in and out of the blowhole. The underground void has clearance heights of about 0.5-1.5 m.