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Marion Bay the region of Coastal Grandeur and Exhilarating Beauty
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Marion Bay
With the waters of Gulf St Vincent on the east and Spencer Gulf on the west, fresh seafo
od is everywhere you turn! On the 'foot' of Yorke Peninsula, Marion Bay is the gateway to Innes National Park. With surf and swimming beaches and a variety of fishing available, visitors are sure to enjoy this small town. Marion Bay has a small population of approximately 130 people. The beaches at Marion Bay offer the best of both worlds - a sheltered swimming beach, popular with families and a surf beach on the other side. Fishing is available for everyone offering boat, jetty, beach, rock and surf fishing. This region of coastal grandeur and exhilarating beauty is just three hours drive from Adelaide. Marion Bay's relative seclusion (about three hours from Adelaide) makes it the ideal relaxing getaway. Set in coastal scrubland, Marion Bay boasts a lively beachside tavern, which serves good pub food. The bay has a jetty and boat ramp to capitalise on the autumn mullet run, as well as a sheltered swimming beach and a surf beach.
• Swimming - many calm sandy beaches with clear water
• Scuba Diving - reefs, islands, wrecks, crayfish, abalone
• Snorkelling - reefs within Innes NP, starfish, fish, soft corals Surfing*
Some of Australia's best surfing. There are breaks for all levels of experience. For some of the most challenging, try Chinamans, Pondalowie and West Cape.Wildlife, marine life, flora*
Kangaroos, emus, dolphins, whales (winter), seals, crayfish, seadragons, rich variety of fish, soft corals, coastal and bush birds, wildflowers. Bushwalking*
Trails range from full day to less than one hour return. Inland walkers experience wild life, heritage ruins, mallee, wildflowers. Coast trails have beaches, grand views, dolphins, whales, birds and flowers.
