About Seacliff Beach
Seacliff Beach is a sandy metropolitan beach on Gulf St Vincent in the suburb of Seacliff, within the City of Holdfast Bay, about 12 km southwest of Adelaide, South Australia. Backed by low cliffs and a paved foreshore reserve along the Esplanade, it is known for its wide sandy shore, calm waters, views across the gulf, and its position on the Adelaide Coast Park trail linking Glenelg to Marino.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a wide, sandy beach backed by limestone cliffs and a grassed foreshore reserve with the Coast Park shared walking and cycling path. The beach offers open views of Gulf St Vincent, calm water for paddling and swimming, and a relaxed suburban setting with nearby cafes and houses along the Esplanade. Areas to explore include the sandy foreshore, rocky intertidal areas at low tide, and the linear coastal reserve with seating, lawns and playgrounds.
Key highlights
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Wide sandy beach on Gulf St Vincent with views across the water
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Scenic limestone cliffs and foreshore reserve along the Esplanade
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Part of the Adelaide Coast Park walking and cycling trail
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Calm waters suitable for swimming, paddling and stand-up paddleboarding
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Rock pools and intertidal reef exposed at low tide for exploring