Tucked between Robe and Kingston on South Australia's Limestone Coast, Wrights Bay Beach is a calm, family-friendly snorkeling haven accessible by 4WD or a short 20-metre walk from the adjacent caravan park. Sheltered, gentle waters lap against sandy shores, while just offshore lie beautiful patch reefs teeming with marine life for snorkelers big and small to explore. Dolphins and seals frequently visit the bay, adding to the serene coastal charm. The beach offers picture-perfect sunsets and a relaxed pace of life, with the Wrights Bay Caravan Park campground right at its edge for an immersive seaside stay.
Wrights Bay Beach
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Located 17 km north of Robe, just off the Southern Ports Highway, via Wrights Bay Road. The beach is a short 20-metre walk down from the edge of Wrights Bay Caravan Park and Campground.
Parking available at the Wrights Bay Caravan Park and Campground. The beach is also accessible by 4WD directly on the sand.
Camping fees apply for caravan park stays (unpowered sites ~$15 per adult per night). Day access to the beach is free.
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