Mickeys Beach

For dining options, nearby restaurants include The Rocks Café, which offers a variety of cuisine including seafood and burgers, and the Middle Beach Lodge, which serves up modern Australian cuisine with stunning ocean views.

For accommodation, visitors can stay at the Middle Beach Lodge, which offers comfortable rooms with ocean views and an on-site restaurant. Alternatively, the Port Adelaide Backpackers Hostel offers budget-friendly accommodation for those looking to save money.

There are no lifeguards on duty, and visitors should swim at their own risk. Dogs are allowed on the beach, but owners are required to keep them on a leash at all times. Other amenities include a picnic area with tables and benches for visitors to enjoy.

There are no lifeguards on duty, and visitors should swim at their own risk.

There is limited parking available near the beach, with a small parking lot that is free of charge.

Fun fact: Mickeys Beach is named after a local fisherman who used to spend his days fishing on the shore.

Nearby attractions include the Adelaide Dolphin Sanctuary, where visitors can take a guided tour to see wild dolphins in their natural habitat, and the Fort Glanville Conservation Park, which offers a glimpse into Australia's colonial history.