Cape Douglas is a ruggedly beautiful headland on South Australia's Limestone Coast, where exposed limestone cliffs, small sandy coves, and a rocky reef platform create an intimate snorkeling environment. The reef and seagrass beds just offshore support diverse marine life, while the wave-exposed edges offer clear water on calmer days. It is a wild, undeveloped coastal spot favored by local fishers and beachcombers, with a sense of solitude that the region's more famous sinkholes cannot match.
Cape Douglas
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Wave Height 2.2 mSwell Period 10 sWind Speed 10 knPrecipitation 5.6 mmTidal Phase ebb
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