Normanville Beach

Normanville Beach is South Australia's largest beach, located in the town of Normanville along the 7.3-kilometre stretch.

It extends from Haycock Point to Lady Bay and offers ample space for relaxation, exploration, and enjoying the sun, sand, and sea.

Normanville and Carrickalinga beaches are well-kept secrets, making them safe and enjoyable for swimming. Fishing enthusiasts can also enjoy the gentle waters at Normanville Jetty and Haycock Point, while small boats can be launched from the beach under suitable conditions. It is important to check for any environmental or safety advisories before engaging in these activities.

Normanville is a great destination throughout the year, with warm summers and mild winters. The best time to visit is during summer, particularly in January, which is the warmest month. This period also coincides with the annual Festival Fleurieu Art Prize Exhibition and various other events and festivals, such as the Tour Down Under and Vintage and Classic events.

The easiest way to access Normanville Beach is by car, following the scenic coastal drive known as the Fleurieu Way route. It is located just over an hour south of Adelaide. The beach has ample car parking and is a short walking distance from the town centre. Public toilets are also available near the beach to cater to visitors' needs.

Normanville Beach provides all the essential amenities for a pleasant beach holiday. Visitors can also explore the pontoon located 75 meters off the shore during the summer, which offers an additional attraction. With its natural beauty, Normanville Beach is an ideal destination for a day trip with