Berry Bay, on the west coast of Yorke Peninsula near Corny Point, is a stunning surf beach with dramatic coastal landscapes and clear turquoise waters. The bay features two access points — Berry Bay North and Berry Bay South — both offering pristine sandy beaches and excellent snorkeling conditions over seagrass meadows and rocky intertidal reefs. Known as a go-to beginner surf beach, its calm shallows and underwater rock formations make it a rewarding spot for snorkelers of all skill levels.
Berry Bay
Fair. Experienced snorkellers only.
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Moderate risk: Rip currents
As with many surf beaches, rip currents can occur, particularly during larger swell events.
Low risk: Surf break and waves
Berry Bay is a popular surf beach with consistent waves that can create challenging conditions for snorkelers, especially near the main break zone.
Low risk: Rocky reef hazards
Rocky intertidal reefs and submerged rocks are present, especially near the headlands, posing a risk of cuts or injury if not careful.
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Located approximately 5 minutes drive south from Corny Point on the west coast of Yorke Peninsula, South Australia. Follow the road from Corny Point towards the coast — the bay has two access points: Berry Bay North and Berry Bay South.
Unsealed parking areas available near both Berry Bay North and Berry Bay South access points.
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