Port Augusta Wharf

Port Augusta Wharf is a historic waterfront precinct at the head of Spencer Gulf in Port Augusta, South Australia. Established in the 1880s as a key port for wool, wheat and pastoral exports and linked to the transcontinental railway network, the wharf reflects the city's role as a transport and commercial hub. Today the restored wharf area features heritage structures, interpretive signage, walking paths and views over the gulf and tidal flats.

Visitors can expect an open waterfront precinct with a restored timber and stone wharf structure, paved walking paths, interpretive signage about maritime and railway history, and expansive views over Spencer Gulf and the tidal flats. The area is flat and open with seating and lawn areas, adjacent to the former wharf buildings and close to the city centre. It is used for leisurely walks, photography and viewing sunsets over the gulf.