Flaherty’s Beach – a stunning secret beach in South Australia
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Flaherty’s Beach – a stunning secret beach in South Australia

Flaherty's Beach

Flaherty Beach is a true hidden gem in South Australia, with crystal-clear white sand accompanied by shimmering emerald-turquoise waters, resembling jelly! And the best part is, it’s not crowded, and the scenery is beautiful!

Things you need to know about Flaherty’s Beach 

Flaherty Beach in South Australia is quite well-known among the locals. When the weather is good and during low tide, the ankle-deep water extends far, seemingly endless! Walking further into the depths, the surroundings are filled with shimmering water reflecting the play of light. It’s as calm as a mirror, occasionally revealing stretches of white sandy beaches, creating the sensation of walking in a mirrored paradise.

Where is Flaherty’s Beach 

Flaherty’s Beach is located 232 kilometres west of Adelaide, it’s a 2.5-3 hour drive.

Things to do near Flaherty’s Beach 

The surrounding beaches are also beautiful, such as Point Turton and Moonta Bay Holiday Park. It’s the perfect weekend getaway, where you can enjoy water activities during the day and go camping at night.

Additional tips

If you want to take photos, make sure to bring your drone for exceptional shots!

Don’t forget to pack your paddle board and a floating swimsuit for swimming and water play. It’s a blissful experience to relax, chat, and enjoy a drink. You may also spot people bringing their furry companions and little ones who have just started walking to play on the beach.

You can also drive your 4WD vehicle onto the beach!

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