Beaches and coves of Fleurieu & Limestone Coast

Ballaparudda Beach lies on one of the more remote and natural stretches of the Fleurieu coast.

Basham Beach is a long sandy shoreline between Middleton and Port Elliot.

Boat Harbor Beach is a small coastal cove in Deep Creek National Park, where Boat Harbor Creek reaches the Southern Ocean at the end of a deep V-shaped valley.

Boomer Beach near Port Elliot combines a medium-energy sandy shore with low foredunes and a prominent platform reef.

Bucks Bay Beach sits beside the small fishing settlement of Carpenter Rocks on South Australia’s Limestone Coast.

Callawonga Beach lies where Callawonga Creek reaches the coast in the Southern Fleurieu.

Geltwood Beach lies within Canunda National Park on South Australia’s Limestone Coast, a sandy shore set among coastal dunes and a rugged, high-energy coastline.

Grange Beach is a relaxed metropolitan beach on Adelaide’s western coast.

Henley Beach is an Adelaide waterfront destination on Gulf St Vincent, centred on a broad sandy shore and the lively Henley Square precinct.

Knights Beach sits on the eastern edge of Port Elliot, where a sandy shore meets rocky headlands and the open Southern Ocean.

Parsons Beach is a remote, undeveloped ocean beach at the western end of Newland Head Conservation Park, south of Victor Harbor.

Sheepies Beach is a small, natural beach on the southern Fleurieu Peninsula, also known as Shannon’s Gully Beach.

Shelly Beach is a natural Southern Ocean shoreline near Port MacDonnell and Cape Northumberland.

Tennyson Beach is a wide sandy beach on Adelaide’s Gulf St Vincent coast, fronting the protected Tennyson Dunes.

Tunkalilla Beach is a roughly 4.5-kilometre straight ocean beach on South Australia’s southern Fleurieu coast, backed by steep slopes, a narrow dune and grassy coastal land.

Waitpinga Beach is a long sandy beach opening to the Southern Ocean within Newland Head Conservation Park.