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Almonta Beach
Coffin Bay
A dazzling white-sand and turquoise beach deep inside Coffin Bay National Park, often ranked among South Australia's most beautiful.
Anxious Bay
Elliston
A wide, swell-magnet bay at Elliston with a famous surf break and the offshore Waldegrave Islands on the horizon.
Arno Bay Foreshore & Estuary
Cowell
A laid-back coastal town with a tidal estuary boardwalk, safe swimming beach and a jetty over Spencer Gulf.
Blackfellows
Elliston
Elliston's premier reef break, a powerful left-hander that draws experienced surfers to the edge of Anxious Bay.
Cactus Beach
Ceduna
A remote, world-renowned surf break south of Penong, home to the famous Cactus, Castles and Caves waves.
Cape Bauer Loop & Whistling Rocks
Streaky Bay
A 38 km scenic loop from Streaky Bay out to the cliffs of Cape Bauer, where boardwalks lead to the Whistling Rocks and blowholes above the heaving Southern Ocean.
Ceduna Foreshore & Jetty
Ceduna
Ceduna's foreshore and long jetty front the sheltered waters of Murat Bay - a place to swim, fish and watch the sun drop before (or after) the long drive west.
Coffin Bay National Park
Coffin Bay
A wild peninsula of windswept dunes, hidden bays and Southern Ocean surf beaches, much of it accessible only by four-wheel drive.
Cowell Jetty
Cowell
A long heritage jetty over the calm waters of Franklin Harbour at Cowell, a favourite for fishing and gulf sunsets.
Davenport Creek
Ceduna
A remote tidal creek 40 km west of Ceduna where the most westerly mangroves in South Australia wind through white dunes - a local secret for fishing, swimming and camping.
Farm Beach
Coffin Bay
A working beach near Coffin Bay famous for the line of vintage tractors used to launch fishing boats across the sand.
Fishery Bay
Port Lincoln
A long, exposed surf beach near Whalers Way, one of the most consistent and well-loved breaks in the Port Lincoln area.
Fishery Bay Lookout
Port Lincoln
A clifftop vantage over the wild surf and pale sand of Fishery Bay, south of Port Lincoln.
Fitzgerald Bay
Whyalla
A long, calm beachfront north of Point Lowly lined with shacks and camping spots, popular for fishing and gulf sunsets.
Fowlers Bay
Ceduna
A tiny, historic far-west settlement where enormous white dunes tower over the old jetty, and southern right whales cruise the bay through winter.
Greenly Beach
Port Lincoln
A spectacular west-coast surf beach framed by granite boulders and looking out to Greenly Island, beloved by surfers and photographers.
Gunyah Beach
Coffin Bay
A vast sweep of dune-backed sand on the ocean side of Coffin Bay National Park, famous for its towering mobile dunes.
Hally Beach & Cape Bauer Loop
Streaky Bay
A coastal drive loop west of Streaky Bay linking sheltered Hally Beach with the dramatic blowholes and cliffs of Cape Bauer.
Haslam Jetty
Streaky Bay
A quiet little jetty at the tiny settlement of Haslam, fronting calm water ideal for fishing and sunsets.
Lincoln National Park
Port Lincoln
A rugged coastal park just south of Port Lincoln, with sheltered swimming bays, dramatic headlands and the protected Memory Cove Wilderness.
Lipson Cove
Tumby Bay
A perfect crescent of white sand and turquoise water north of Tumby Bay, with low-cost camping behind the beach and a seabird island you can walk toward at low tide.
Little Douglas Beach
Coffin Bay
A small, sheltered swimming beach on the edge of Coffin Bay village, with calm water ideal for young families.
Locks Well Beach
Elliston
A dramatic surf beach south of Elliston, famous as one of the best beach salmon-fishing spots in the state - reached by a long clifftop staircase.
Long Beach Coffin Bay
Coffin Bay
A long, sheltered sweep of white sand within Coffin Bay National Park, ideal for a calm-water swim, a beach drive or a sunset stroll.