Beachport
A laid-back fishing and crayfishing village with one of Australia's longest jetties and the buoyant, salt-rich Pool of Siloam.
Beachport is a small, unhurried town wrapped in coastline. Its jetty — once one of the longest in the southern hemisphere — reaches far out over clear water, while the nearby Pool of Siloam is so salty you float effortlessly. The Bowman Scenic Drive traces dramatic cliffs and surf beaches just out of town.
Things to do in Beachport
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Beachport Jetty
FreeOne of Australia's longest jetties
A 772-metre jetty reaching out over clear water at Beachport, a favourite for fishing, walking and watching the fishing fleet.
Pool of Siloam
FreeFloat in salt-rich water
A landlocked salt lake near Beachport, up to seven times saltier than the sea, where you float effortlessly on the surface.
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Image credits
- BeachportAnglicanChurch.JPG by Mattinbgn , CC BY-SA 3.0 via Wikimedia Commons