Port Broughton Jetty

Port Broughton Jetty is a historic T-shaped timber jetty extending into Spencer Gulf at Port Broughton on South Australia's Yorke Peninsula, within the Barunga West Council area. Originally constructed in 1876 to service wheat and cargo shipping, it is now a central visitor attraction. Notable for its length, fishing opportunities, sheltered waters, and sunset views, it forms part of the town's foreshore precinct with adjacent parklands and beach.

Visitors can expect a long timber T-jetty extending over calm, shallow waters of Spencer Gulf with open views across the gulf. The jetty has a flat walkway with seating and lighting, used primarily for fishing, strolling and photography. The surrounding foreshore includes a sandy beach, grassed parklands, playground and picnic areas. The setting is sheltered and family-friendly, with clear water, moored boats visible, and sunset views to the west.