Henley Beach
Adelaide is the capital of South Australia, and there are many beautiful beaches in the surrounding area. Glenelg Beach is one of the most famous beaches, but Henley Beach in the west of Adelaide is also a refreshing and pleasant destination. It has a long history of wharves and pristine beaches, as well as a festive atmosphere of summer activities. The natural beaches, surf-friendly waters, and people on the beach make it a 'private resort' suitable for collecting unique memories.
Second Valley Beach
The Fleurieu Peninsula (Fleurieu Peninsula) is a popular holiday destination 90 minutes' drive from the center of Adelaide. The beaches here are the best place to explore rock pools, catch crabs, dive, and admire the unique marine life of South Australia, such as leafy seadragons. Despite its small size, the Second Valley Beach in the Fleurieu Peninsula has sunshine, beaches, and the beautiful weather you desire. On the way to Kangaroo Island, remember to stop by Second Valley Beach to experience its charm. Whether you want to relax or seek adventure, this is a place worth visiting.
Ladies Beach
Located on the Fleurieu Peninsula, Lady Bay Beach is named after its past use as a women's bathing beach. The beach is situated on the Horseshoe Bay in Elliot Port, surrounded by rocks forming a natural breakwater, with calm waters, making it an excellent spot for swimming and sunbathing. Now, there is a 60-meter rock pool on Lady Bay Beach, and the breakwater is also a good place for diving, which often attracts many tourists. You can also explore the sea here or take pictures of the most attractive coastal scenery in South Australia.
Wheatons Beach
Wharton Beach is located on the southern coast of Kangaroo Island in Australia, at the southern end of D'Estrees Bay and on the edge of the Cape Gantheaume Conservation Park. This beach is like an uncut gem on the southern coast, shining with a unique and pristine light. It is a place where many birds nest, and a variety of rocks quietly accompany the sea, allowing people to be intoxicated by its mystery and beauty. On Wharton Beach, you can enjoy tranquility and peace, and experience the unique charm here.
West Bay
On Kangaroo Island, the West Bay in Flinders Chase National Park is located deep within the park. If you love a challenge, you can hike through the canyon to reach West Bay. The journey involves crossing sand dunes, caves, and the test of the waves, but eventually you will arrive at this beautiful bay.
Memory Cove
Recall Bay is located in the Lincoln Port National Park on the Ayr Peninsula and is a forgotten paradise. Despite the lack of tourists, it still maintains its bright white beaches, dense vegetation, and azure sea. Recall Bay is a protected area and only allows 15 vehicles to enter each day, so tourists need to apply for a permit in advance at the Lincoln Port Visitor Center. If you want to experience the mystery and tranquility of this isolated and beautiful beach, why not embark on an unforgettable adventure trip.
Gym Beach
By car, it takes less than four hours to drive from Adelaide to the southern end of the Yorke Peninsula, where you can reach the fitness beach near Marion Bay. This beach is unrelated to the world, it is a paradise on earth. Here, sea lions sunbathe on the beach, and the nearby bottlenose dolphins are indifferent to your arrival. You can quietly set up your beach umbrella and enjoy this natural tranquility with them.
