Tucked away 21 km south of Penong on South Australia's Far West Coast, Point Sinclair is a sheltered coastal gem where the Great Australian Bight meets a pristine white-sand beach. The historic jetty creates a calm, protected swimming and snorkeling zone, while the surrounding turquoise waters offer clear views of sandy seafloor and rocky reef edges. This spot is part of a coastal reserve adjacent to the famous Cactus Beach surf break, offering a relaxed seaside atmosphere far from the crowds.
Point Sinclair
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Moderate risk: Remote Location
Point Sinclair is in a remote coastal area with limited mobile reception and services. Bring sufficient water, food, and first aid supplies.
Low risk: Sharks
The Great Australian Bight is home to various shark species. Always swim with others and be aware of your surroundings.
Low risk: Rip Currents
While the jetty area is sheltered, open beach sections may experience rip currents during swell events.
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Located 21 km south of Penong, South Australia. From Penong, head south on the Cactus Beach road for approximately 20 minutes. The turn-off is clearly signed for Point Sinclair / Cactus Beach.
Unsealed parking area near the jetty and campground. Suitable for cars and small caravans.
Free entry. Camping at Point Sinclair Campground has a small fee (check with Ceduna Tourism for current rates).
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