Flaherty's Beach

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Recently named the 4th best beach in Australia, Flaherty's Beach is nestled entirely between Hardwicke Bay and Point Turton. The white sandbars extend almost 500 metres from the high-water mark. The most warmest water on Yorke's sits between these pristine sandbars. This beach can be driven on and is a popular location for a new 4WDer to dip their toes in the off-road game. But please take it slow kids are everywhere on this beach.

Access Via
- Unnamed road from Corny Point Rd, Yorke Hwy Corner.

Last updated 3 weeks ago

Parson's Beach

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Parsons Beach starts at the coastal town of the same name and runs all the way down the coast, just short drive from Hardwicke Bay. The weather is mostly onshore, leading to beautiful white sand and backed with sand dunes. This coastline is relatively untouched. Parsons Beach is majoritively sand with a few rocky outcrops into the water. The beach offers a little of everything.

Access Via
- Parsons Beach township.

Last updated 3 weeks ago

Magazine Bay

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Magazine Bay is nestled between a short cliff face on all sides. The sand is actually small pebbles washed smooth by the constant lapping water. It provides a fantastic little spot for some squiding off the rocks, as well as a sheltered place to swim. Magazine Bay is home to a cave at the rear of the bay, half way up the cliff face. Explosives were kept in the cave for the quarry which the Point Turton Caravan Park now sits, prompting its name. Magazine Bay is approximately 100m long and has a steep set of stairs down to the pebbles.

Access Via
- North Coast Road. Near Fish Point

Last updated 3 weeks ago

Berry Bay

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A fantastic beach to learn to surf. Berry bay is a 5-minute drive from Corny Point. Either ends of the beach are fantastic places to get a feel for the surf if it's new to you. Berry Bay is often thought of as two beaches. Berry North and Berry South.

Access Via
- Lighhouse Road.

Last updated 3 weeks ago

Burner's Beach

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Sometimes called Levens, Burners Beach white sand starts at the Burners Beach Campsite and extends almost to The Pines. Interestingly somewhat uncommon the point between Burners and Couch is sand bank. Burners Beach also has a natural boat launch from the rocks near the entrance. The campsite itself is nestled below a long sand dune which provides great cover from the wind. The campsite also has toilets.

Access Via
- North Coast Road. Near Point Souttar Rd 'T' junction'

Last updated 3 weeks ago

Brown's Beach

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The Brown's Beach carpark allows you to see right along the beach to the next point. The shallow waters are sheltered from surf by a reef about 50 metres from shore. Salmon often move through this gutter betweeen the shore and reef. The sand is soft and course due to the surf. A certain level of fitness is required to walk this beach.
Warning - the rocks to the left of the carpark look safe however they are deadly. Please read the National Park signage.

Access Via
- Browns Beach Road via Dhilba Guuranda-Innes National Park.

Last updated 3 weeks ago

Gym Beach

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Gym Beach is right on the border of the Dhilba Guuranda-Innes National Park. The camp ground is within the National Park while the beach to the north/east is outside the Park. The carpark of Gym Beach allows easy access to a slight head on the coast with the sand of Gym Beach spanning to the left and right.

Access Via
- Gym Beach Road. Please note that Gym Beach Camp ground is apart of the Dhilba Guuranda-Innes National Park. Entrty fees apply. Please also note that you cannot travel via vehicle between Gym Beach and Browns Beach

Last updated 3 weeks ago

Troubridge

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Just around from the Troubridge Lighthouse is Troubridge Beach. A windswept cliff face and carpark lead down a set of steps to the semi sheltered surf beach below. This one is great for boogie boarding. Arguably the best beach near Edithburgh.

Access Via
- Clan Ranald Road

Last updated 3 weeks ago