Tiddy Widdy Beach

Tiddy Widdy Beach is a small coastal settlement and sheltered sandy beach on the eastern coast of Yorke Peninsula in South Australia, on Spencer Gulf about 5 kilometres south of Ardrossan. Known for its calm, shallow waters, tidal flats and quiet township character, it is a low-key holiday and fishing destination. The beach offers safe wading, crabbing and boating access via a local boat ramp, with views across the gulf toward the mainland.

Visitors can expect a quiet, sheltered sandy beach with very shallow, calm waters and extensive tidal flats at low tide on Spencer Gulf. The foreshore is backed by a small holiday settlement with shacks and houses, a boat ramp, and open coastal views. The setting is low-key and natural, suitable for wading, beach walks, fishing and crabbing, picnics and photography, without commercial development or surf.