Sultana Point Beach is a serene, southern-facing stretch of soft white sand on the south-eastern corner of Yorke Peninsula, just around the coast from Edithburgh. Its calm, clear waters and gentle shore break make it a favoured local swimming and wading spot, with unique views across the ocean to towering wind turbines that give the landscape an unexpected industrial-meets-natural character. The beach is part of a quiet seaside settlement with paved foreshore paths, making it easy to access and enjoy a relaxed dip.
Sultana Point Beach (swimming)
Fair. Experienced snorkellers only.
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Low risk: Rocky shoreline at cliff base
The snorkel area includes a rocky base at the foot of low cliffs — sharp rocks and uneven footing require care when entering and exiting the water.
Low risk: Variable wind conditions
Southerly and south-easterly winds can pick up unexpectedly, creating choppy surface conditions in Gulf St Vincent.
Low risk: Steep beach profile & tidal shoals
The beach has a steep drop-off near the shoreline and exposed outer tidal shoals with seagrass beds that can shift with the tide.
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From Edithburgh, head south-east along Sultana Point Road for approximately 2 km. The beach is located at the end of Sultana Point Rd, Sultana Point, SA 5583.
Street parking available along Sultana Point Road near the beach access point.
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