Brighton Jetty

Brighton Jetty is a historic timber jetty extending into Gulf St Vincent at Brighton in the City of Holdfast Bay, South Australia, about 11 kilometres southwest of Adelaide. Originally constructed in 1886 and rebuilt in 1994, the approximately 300-metre structure is a popular recreational landmark. It is known for fishing, walking, swimming access, coastal views, and as the focal point for the annual Brighton Jetty Classic swim and Brighton Jetty Sculptures exhibition.

Visitors can expect a flat timber jetty extending about 300 metres into Gulf St Vincent with open sea views, seating and lighting along its length, and direct access to Brighton Beach on either side. The setting is an urban coastal foreshore with sandy beach, grassed reserves and the Esplanade promenade. Visitors can walk the jetty, fish from designated areas, swim near the jetty steps, photograph coastal sunsets, and view public sculptures during exhibition periods.