Port Willunga
A golden cliff beach next to the McLaren Vale. The sea caves in the cliffs and the wreck of the Star of Greece, which sank in 1888, are popular photo spots.
The beach sits at the base of ochre sandstone cliffs. Caves carved out by fishermen long ago lie at the foot of the cliffs. At low tide, you can see the timber remains of the Star of Greece in the shallows, and the old jetty pilings look great at sunset. The café of the same name on the clifftop is a good place to enjoy seafood with a sea view. It can be combined with a day trip to the McLaren Vale wineries. Cliffs can shed rocks, so do not linger beneath them.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- McLaren Vale Wine Region
- d'Arenberg Cube, McLaren Vale
- Hallett Cove Conservation Park
- Glenelg Beach
- Henley Beach
- Victor Harbor & Granite Island
- Adelaide Central Market
- Rundle Mall