Port Willunga Beach

Port Willunga Beach is a stunning destination located about 35 km south of Adelaide. The beach is known for its natural beauty, featuring golden cliffs, crystal clear waters, and soft white sands. The area is also home to the Port Willunga Caves, natural formations carved by the sea over thousands of years, which are a popular spot for photography. The beach has a rich history, as it was once a busy port for grain and slate exports. The remains of the Port Willunga Jetty, built in 1853 and destroyed by a storm in 1915, add a touch of nostalgia to the scenery.

The beach is well-protected from southerly winds, making it a great spot for various activities. Visitors can walk along the coast, swim in the calm waters, surf the waves, fish from the shore or the jetty, or have a picnic on the grassy area above the beach. Stand up paddle boards are also available for hire.

The beach is equipped with fantastic amenities, including toilets and showers available in the car parking area. The parking area is ample, and the beach is not accessible by cars, making for a more relaxing experience. The beach is also a popular spot for dogs.

For those interested in diving or snorkeling, the wreck of the Star of Greece, a ship that sank near the shore in 1888, can be explored. The wreck is now home to various marine life and can be seen at low tide.