Beacon Reserve Lookout, Port Hughes

Beacon Reserve Lookout is a scenic point in Port Hughes that offers panoramic views of South Beach, Spencer Gulf, and the Port Hughes foreshore and jetty.

The lookout is named after a historic beacon that was saved by the community and now illuminates the reserve. It is a great spot for sightseeing and relaxation, with picnic tables and informative signage about the plants and landscapes. Off-street parking is available at the reserve entrance on West Terrace.

At Beacon Reserve Lookout, visitors can enjoy stunning views of South Beach, Spencer Gulf, and the Port Hughes foreshore and jetty. It is a popular spot for photography and nature enthusiasts. After taking a walk or enjoying the sea breeze, visitors can have a picnic at the two available tables. The interpretive signs provide information about the unique landscape and plants in the area.

The lookout is open year-round and can be visited at any time of the day. The high season is from December to February, offering warm weather and clear views. To get to Beacon Reserve Lookout, visitors can drive or take a taxi from Adelaide, which is about a 3-hour drive away. Off-street parking is available at the reserve entrance on West Terrace. Alternatively, visitors can take a train from Adelaide to Kadina or Wallaroo and then switch to a bus towards Port Hughes.