Edelberg Jetty extends into calm, sheltered waters on the Yorke Peninsula, offering a shallow and pleasant snorkeling experience. With depths of just 4–5 metres, this jetty is renowned as one of the best spots in South Australia to see the iconic leafy seadragon. Clear, protected waters make it easy to explore the jetty pylons and surrounding seagrass meadows, home to schools of fish, crabs, nudibranchs, and a huge variety of marine life. The jetty's gentle conditions and rich biodiversity make it a must-visit snorkel site for all levels.
Edelberg Jetty
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Wave Height 0.4 mSwell Period 5.8 sWind Speed 8.2 knPrecipitation 10 mmTidal Phase ebb
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Low risk: Fishing activity
Fishing lines and hooks may be present around the jetty pylons; watch for discarded tackle and avoid swimming near active fishers.
Low risk: Boat traffic
Occasional boat traffic near the jetty; keep an eye out for vessels when snorkeling beyond the jetty structure.
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Edelberg Jetty is located on the Yorke Peninsula, approximately a 2-hour drive west of Adelaide via Highway 1 (Port Wakefield Road) and the Copper Coast Highway. The jetty is situated along Jetty St in Grange / the vicinity of the Yorke Peninsula coast.
Parking & facilities
Limited street parking is available near the jetty.
No entry fee required for snorkeling.
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