About Blanche Point
Blanche Point is a prominent coastal headland and cliff-top viewpoint on the Fleurieu Peninsula at Maslin Beach, within the City of Onkaparinga, South Australia. It overlooks Gulf St Vincent and is notable for its dramatic ochre and white cliffs, panoramic ocean views, and access to the Maslin Beach coastline. The site is part of a coastal conservation area with walking trails and is valued for sightseeing, photography and nature appreciation.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect an open cliff-top reserve with unobstructed views over Gulf St Vincent, Maslin Beach to the north and the coastline toward Port Willunga to the south. The setting is natural and exposed, with steep eroded cliffs, coastal scrub, informal walking tracks along the cliff edge, and a car park and lookout area at the end of Blanche Point Road. There are no built structures beyond basic viewing areas and signage. The area is used for sightseeing, photography, coastal walking and accessing the beach below via tracks.
Key highlights
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Panoramic cliff-top views over Gulf St Vincent and Maslin Beach
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Dramatic ochre, red and white coastal cliffs and geological formations
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Coastal walking tracks along the cliff top connecting to Maslin Beach
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Popular sunset photography location
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Natural coastal scrub and birdwatching opportunities