Port Willunga Beach

Port Willunga Beach is a sandy coastal beach in Port Willunga within the City of Onkaparinga, about 35 kilometres south of Adelaide, South Australia. It is notable for the weathered timber pylons of the former jetty, the nearby Star of Greece shipwreck dive trail, golden limestone cliffs and intertidal caves. The beach offers clear shallow water, swimming and snorkelling opportunities and is a popular destination for photography, walking and heritage appreciation.

Visitors can expect a wide sandy beach backed by golden limestone cliffs with caves accessible at low tide. The shallow, clear water is framed by the iconic remains of the old Port Willunga Jetty pylons standing in the sea. The foreshore has grassed reserves and a promenade, with views of the Gulf St Vincent. Visitors can swim, snorkel the Star of Greece shipwreck trail, walk along the sand, photograph the jetty ruins at sunset, and explore cliff-top lookouts and nearby cafes.