In short
- Everything on this site is provided in good faith and as accurately as possible.
- Information can be incomplete, delayed or out of date, and some of it comes from other services.
- Do your own research and check official sources before relying on anything here, especially for safety on the water.
Weather and sea conditions
Weather readings come from the Bureau of Meteorology, and the forecast, sea temperature and wave figures come from Open-Meteo. They're collected automatically and can be delayed, missing or wrong. Sea and wave figures are model estimates, not measurements at the beach.
They aren't a substitute for official forecasts and warnings. Before swimming, fishing or boating, check the Bureau of Meteorology's forecasts and warnings and look at the conditions yourself.
Boating and boat ramps
Ramp ratings come from the state government's Boat ramps in South Australia guide (May 2025). Ramps can be damaged by storms, and access, fees and permits can change. Check with Yorke Peninsula Council for current details.
The skipper is responsible for the safety of their vessel and everyone on board. Use this site as a starting point, not as the basis for a decision to go out.
Local directory and places to stay
Listings are compiled from public sources and were checked in November 2026. Businesses change their hours, prices and services, and some may have closed. Call ahead before you travel.
A listing isn't an endorsement or recommendation. Distances are straight-line estimates from the beach to each town, so driving distances are longer.
History
The history pages are compiled from public sources and may be incomplete. Corrections and additions are welcome.
Links to other websites
This site links to government, tourism, booking and business websites. Their content, accuracy and privacy practices are their own responsibility.
Using this information
To the extent the law allows, the owner of this site isn't responsible for any loss, damage or injury arising from use of the information on it.
In an emergency
Call 000. On the water, use VHF channel 16.
Spotted something wrong?
Let the site owner know and it will be corrected. Last updated 8 November 2026.