Port Willunga Beach

Port Willunga Beach, located approximately 35 kilometers south of Adelaide, is renowned for its golden cliffs, clear waters, and soft white sands. The beach features the remains of the historic Port Willunga Jetty, offering a picturesque backdrop for visitors. At low tide, parts of the Star of Greece shipwreck, which sank in 1888, are visible from the shore and serve as a popular diving spot. The Star of Greece restaurant, perched atop the cliffs, provides stunning coastal views and is named after the nearby shipwreck. Port Willunga Beach is part of Route 31 Coastal Drive, a 31-kilometer stretch of pristine coastline between O'Sullivan Beach and Sellicks Beach. The area offers facilities such as parking, family-friendly amenities, food and refreshments, a kiosk, lookouts, and public toilets.