Grange Beach

Grange Beach is a picturesque and tranquil beach located in Adelaide, Australia. It is known for its clean and clear waters, making it a perfect spot for families to enjoy activities such as swimming and fishing. The beach is lined with palm trees and Norfolk Island pines, adding to its natural beauty. One of the main attractions of Grange Beach is its iconic wooden jetty, built in 1879 and stretching 300 metres out to sea. After undergoing a major renovation in 2014, the jetty continues to be a popular spot for locals and visitors alike to stroll along, take in the sweeping views, and chat with local fishermen. The beach is easily accessible by train, with the station just two blocks away, making it a convenient destination for both locals and tourists. In terms of amenities, Grange Beach is well-equipped with public toilets, a shower, and a water tap located near the main entrance. There is also a parking lot close to the jetty and additional parking available along the side of the street. The beach is patrolled by volunteers from the Grange Surf Life Saving Club during the summer months, ensuring the safety of beachgoers. The calm and shallow waters of the beach make it an ideal spot for children to play and build sandcastles. In addition, the beach is dog-friendly, making it a great spot for pet owners. Surrounding the beach are various restaurants and hotels, providing plenty of options for dining and accommodation. However, the beach itself remains quiet and peaceful, offering a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of city life.