Port Noarlunga Beach

Port Noarlunga Beach, located approximately 30 kilometers south of Adelaide, is a picturesque seaside village renowned for its red sandstone cliffs, long jetty, and reef, making it one of South Australia's iconic diving destinations. The offshore Port Noarlunga Reef and aquatic reserve form part of the Encounter Marine Park, offering a paradise for divers and snorkelers, viewable from the end of the jetty. The safe swimming beach is patrolled by the Port Noarlunga Surf Lifesaving Club over the warmer months and also forms part of the Mid Coast regional surfing reserve – Australia's first. When seeking a break from the beach for lunch or snacks, there are great eateries from bustling Becs Bakehouse to casual dining at Agatha's Kitchen, Drifters Pizza Bar, Noori Cafe and Bar, or beachside at Mama Camela's. The main street oozes charm with enchanting shops filled with fashion, unique gifts, and homewares, all just waiting to be explored. Port Noarlunga Beach is also part of Route 31 Coastal Drive, where you can explore 31 kilometers of pristine coastline from O'Sullivan Beach to Sellicks Beach.