Beachport Jetty

starting at €90.00

The jetty, completed in 1882 on the shore of the shallow bay in the small village of Beachport, was originally well over a kilometer long, but was shortened to 772 meters a few years later. The structure has withstood the waves of the Southern Ocean and the Indian Ocean crashing into the Great Australian Bight for decades. The second longest jetty in the state of South Australia is still long enough to admire the scenery and luring in mullet, Australian salmon, whiting, and mulloway.

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The jetty, completed in 1882 on the shore of the shallow bay in the small village of Beachport, was originally well over a kilometer long, but was shortened to 772 meters a few years later. The structure has withstood the waves of the Southern Ocean and the Indian Ocean crashing into the Great Australian Bight for decades. The second longest jetty in the state of South Australia is still long enough to admire the scenery and luring in mullet, Australian salmon, whiting, and mulloway.

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