Most reviewed Piers & Boardwalks in South Australia
4.5Beachport Jetty(62 reviews) - Love the length of this jetty Spent < 1 hour Piers & Boardwalks
Loved the lengthy walk along this scenic jetty. Apparently it’s the second longest jetty in S.A. Was a perfect day when we went here. Beautiful part of South Australia. Nice beaches & view of the lighthouse. We bought a coffee from the cafe across from the jetty and enjoyed it as we walked. See more..
4.5Moonta Bay Jetty(29 reviews) - Great Jetty with swimming net and shelter. Piers & Boardwalks
The Moonta Bay Jetty is a beautiful spot for anyone to enjoy. Fishers of any skill can enjoy the atmosphere and of course the fish! Photographers will fall in love with the photo especially at sunset. Families and groups of people will love the swimming net, with the shelter being next to it. Families with small children please note that the railing either side ends as the jetty turns on an angle Great spot for anyone who lives in or visiting the Copper Coast.See more..
4.0Edithburgh Jetty(25 reviews) - Taking the walk Piers & Boardwalks
Our group went for a long walk through the town and took in the jetty. It is a great location to while away some time watching the avid fisher people. Very sturdy structure and plenty of rest spots.See more..
4.0Port Hughes Jetty(23 reviews) - Morning Tea at the Beach Piers & Boardwalks
It was a great experience to have morning tea in the foreshore before walking on the beach. The whole family walk across the rocks looking into the rock pools looking for little creatives. Came across two small red star fish , small crabs and small very small fish. Then we walked the jetty which was great to see people fishing and their catches. Overall it was a great outdoor experience for the whole family.See more..
4.5Port Germein Jetty(22 reviews) - Peace, quiet and tranquility. A photographers paradise. Piers & Boardwalks
If you live in a big city or you’re switched on 24/7, you’ll understand the appeal of a tranquil holiday. We love holidays full of exploration too, but sometimes you just want to go with the flow and not have to rush about everywhere. Port Germein is the perfect little coastal town / fishing village, steeped in history. It is so peaceful, a great place to escape. The jetty is 1.5 km long - perfect for exercising, fishing or just watching the dolphins play. It is a photographers paradise - the crystal clear water is so beautiful. Plus the afternoon sunlight provides a wonderful array of aqua blues and teal green colours across the bay. Well worth the visit.See more..
Very quiet and peaceful coastal town. Looks like a fisherman’s paradise! We didn’t stop to do much here other than walk the jetty during our roadtrip. Local’s seemed friendly.See more..
4.0Stansbury Jetty(19 reviews) - Great spot Piers & Boardwalks
Good spot for fishing, meeting the locals and enjoy an afternoon with the family just enjoying the beautiful beach. It is clean, safe and family friendly. See more..
The Port Broughton Jetty and Foreshore area is beautiful. The jetty was an easy walk and full of people fishing and swimming, the swimming pontoon was a bonus. The grassed area was perfect for our family day out, 2 playgrounds and a half basketball court kept the kids entertained for hours.See more..
4.5Elliston Jetty(16 reviews) - Well worth a visit Piers & Boardwalks • Scenic Walking Areas
Elliston is my favourite place out of all the places we went to in the Eyre Peninsula. I could spend a whole week here, it’s so beautiful! The views were breathtaking. We went on multiple walks along the coastline and jetty. The water is clear. Watching the waves from the cliff tops was cool. Highly recommend this place!See more..
4.0Marion Bay Jetty(15 reviews) - Fishermen’s paradise Piers & Boardwalks
Beautiful spot for fishing, walking, swimming. Not far at all from the general store to the jetty. There’s a nice sheltered table/benches right near the start of the jetty. Lots of fishermen on the jetty, one told us he catches fish there regularly.See more..
Visited on Sunday 1st March. Another jetty for us to check out and enjoy. Great spot to go fishing, parking is close by.See more..
4.0Kingston Jetty(13 reviews) - Good jetty Piers & Boardwalks
If you want a good ocean view from the jetty, this would do it. Not much else to say, other than it was a good jetty!See more..
4.5Town Jetty(12 reviews) - Worth the roadtrip to Port Lincoln Piers & Boardwalks
Port Lincoln jetty was quite captivating visually as we drove into the Main Street. Lots of fishermen. Nice beach for walking or swimming. The Main Street of Port Lincoln is facing the jetty which gave the town a really good vibe. Was worth doing the road trip from Adelaide to Port Lincoln and spending a couple of days there. Easy parking on the Main Street.See more..
Visited on Tuesday 3rd March. We stopped to have a break from driving and went for a walk along the jetty which was one of the better ones we'd seen.See more..
4.0Cowell Foreshore Boardwalk(11 reviews) - Jetty with Marina and Mangroves on either side. Piers & Boardwalks
Franklin Harbour Jetty, sometimes known as the Cowell Foreshore Boardwalk, is an uneven wooden planked jetty that is at the end of a breakwater for the developing local marina. From the large car park, there are mangrove swamps to the left and to the right the marina. It is quite a walk on an asphalt walkway from the car park to the jetty, but the views along the way and the mangroves add interest. The jetty is mainly used for fishing and for relaxation. The day we were there, it was overcast with rain forecast so we spent only a short time exploring. The fishermen there were reporting small catches if any. There is limited seating on the jetty, something which could be increased to cater for those who use the jetty. An enjoyable saunter along the jetty and also seeing the adjacent mangrove swamp up close made the visit enjoyable.See more..
4.5Whyalla Jetty(9 reviews) - Great design for new jetty Points of Interest & Landmarks • Piers & Boardwalks
Nothing much to see other than to go out over the see; but great new circular design and worth the walk.See more..
Our stay in this historic, but beautifully renovated, building was most enjoyable. Jane and Brett were wonderful hosts with vast local knowledge. Every amenity was first class. The breakfast provisions were more than adequate and the homemade biscuits and cake that Jane had made were delicious. The property is well situated in town - right on the foreshore. The views of the sea and sunsets are uninterrupted. Definitely recommended.See more..
What a peaceful place to enjoy a break from travelling. The area is used for swimming in warmer times and visitors can enjoy walking around the waterway. The area is surrounded by old heritage type houses and community buildings. A hidden place off the main road. A photo is displayed showing many people gathered last century at a swimming carnival! A lovely spot to enjoy the area with a locally made coffee and pasty?pie!See more..
4.0Smoky Bay Jetty(5 reviews) - Fresh Oysters best ever Spent 1-2 hours Piers & Boardwalks
Smoky bay We stopped here to have a look around and found a place selling fresh oysters. The oysters had just come up out of the sea water that morning. They were sooooo good we were sorry we only got 4 dozen at only $12 a dozen and they were gone in two days by the two of us. Best we have every tasted. See more..
Visited on Friday 6th March. We went to check out the boat harbour, the road was a bit rough but well worth the drive to get there.See more..
4.0Stenhouse Bay Jetty(5 reviews) - The first glimpse will take your breath away Piers & Boardwalks
We drove down Yorke Peninsula into the National Park at the southern tip, and on to Stenhouse Bay. From the car park we walked a short way to catch our first glimpse of the jetty. What a beautiful sight! Blue water, rugged cliffs, blue sky and the old wooden jetty. Definitely worth a photo or two.See more..
4.0Tumby Bay Jetty(5 reviews) - Tumby Bay Jetty Spent 1-2 hours Points of Interest & Landmarks • Historic Walking Areas • Piers & Boardwalks
Visited on Friday 6th March, another town and another pier to check out. Well worth doing, popular with locals for dropping a line in. See more..
4.0Southend Jetty(5 reviews) - Caravan park holiday Piers & Boardwalks
Loved our stay (6 nights) we had a good space and adult children coming and going. Beautiful beaches, and walks - we stayed at the caravan park (not our families first time, sorry to hear that it is to be decommissioned). The Managers were lovely, fair and reasonable - and it was a relaxed, casual vibe. People behaved, there were lots of children. Dogs were allowed, and that was managed well by most. Thank you to our hostsSee more..
4.5Port Neill Jetty(3 reviews) - Great little spot Points of Interest & Landmarks • Piers & Boardwalks
Lovely little spot to stop for morning tea or even a swim in the warmer months. Lovely jetty and clear beaches are very welcoming.See more..
4.5Rapid Bay Jetty(2 reviews) - Great spot to fish Spent 1-2 hours Points of Interest & Landmarks • Piers & Boardwalks
Walked along the jetty recently on a cold windy day in October. Many people fishing. Nice views of the sandy beach.See more..
Such a nice peaceful part of Port MacDonnell. Public toilets on the foreshore. Ample parking. Was nice to walk to the end of the jetty and watch the fishermen. Liked the benches that the Men’s shed of Port MacDonnell had made.See more..
4.0Port Julia Jetty(1 review) - Another Great South Australian Jetty with History Spent 1-2 hours Piers & Boardwalks
It seems all the jetties on South Australia's Eyre Peninsula have a rich local history that is community based. Port Julia jetty is another such jetty. With an original jetty built by private citizens in 1883 for ketches to load wheat and barley, in 1905 maintenance was transferred to the local council. A goods shed was built nearby with the jetty replaced in 1913. The 1913 jetty, together with the goods shed, are heritage listed. Access to the jetty is the steep two way Jetty Road off Active Rd to the lower level. The car park is a reasonable size with several disabled parking areas. ln the centre back of the car park is the portable toilet block with a ramp for disabled access. At the extreme of the car park is the boat ramp with holiday homes beyond having direct access to the beach. An immediate difference to most other jetties is that the surface is concrete and not wooden planks making easier wheelchair access. The piers are wooden although there are several steel supports. The beach either side of the jetty is quite pebbly with not much sand area. Dogs are allowed on the jetty but only on a leash. Just north of the jetty is a shaded area with a few seats - there is more sand around this area. Of most interest is the jetty and the Cargo Shed. No longer a "working" jetty, it is a fisherman’s delight and also a great place just to relax and enjoy the views. The day I was there, multiple family groups were either fishing or crabbing from the jetty. The large covered Cargo Shed is set up with benches for eating and still lots of space for additional "bring your own,, available. As advertising for Port Julia says," best months for crabbing are those with an 'R, in them”. I did enjoy the break time from a long drive at Port Julia and a chance to explore another part of Eyre Peninsula history. Return? Maybe to explore the township of Port Julia and its immediate surrounds.See more..
4.0The Robe Jetty(1 review) - Good Old Jetty With History Piers & Boardwalks
Robe first became a port in 1847 and the first jetty was built in 1855 and used for export of wool and timber. The current jetty is the fourth and was built between 1949 and 1951 and is now used for leisure and not commercial. Like most of Robe it is pretty and worth visiting.See more..
