Salmon Hole

Salmon Hole is a coastal fishing beach located south of Beachport in the Wattle Range Council area of South Australia's Limestone Coast. Situated along the Southern Ocean coastline near Beachport Conservation Park, it is accessed via Salmon Hole Road. The beach is notable for its rugged dunes, rocky headlands and seasonal Australian salmon fishing. It is a remote, unpatrolled natural attraction popular for surf fishing, beach walking and four-wheel driving.

Visitors can expect a remote, natural ocean beach with wide sand, backing dunes and rocky headlands on the Southern Ocean. The setting is undeveloped with no shops or built facilities at the beach itself. Access is via an unsealed road and sand track suitable for 4WD vehicles. Visitors can explore the beach on foot, fish from the shore, photograph the coastline and drive on the sand where conditions permit. The area is unpatrolled and exposed to wind and swell.

The Beachport coastline forms part of South Australia's Limestone Coast, developed as a port district from the late 19th century; Salmon Hole has long been used as a shore fishing location along Rivoli Bay.

Recreational fishing culture; well-known seasonal shore fishing spot for Australian salmon, valued by local and visiting anglers as part of Beachport's coastal lifestyle.