Arno Bay Estuary Boardwalk

The Arno Bay Estuary Boardwalk is a hidden gem in South Australia that showcases the diverse and pristine beauty of the Arno Bay Estuary.

The award-winning boardwalk takes visitors through mangroves, mudflats, and samphire with grass habitats, offering a unique and scenic experience. The left boardwalk leads to the beach, while the right boardwalk allows for a meander through the mangroves and mudflats.

The Estuary Boardwalk is not only a beautiful location but also offers various activities for visitors to enjoy. It is a great spot for swimming, recreational fishing, kayaking, and picnicking or having a BBQ with family and friends. The boardwalk is equipped with public toilets, making it a convenient place to stop by. With a 1.2 km track starting at the boat ramp and ending at Turnbulls Beach, visitors can enjoy spectacular views of the surrounding coastline.

Accessibility is a priority at the Arno Bay Estuary Boardwalk. The track is wheelchair accessible, allowing everyone to enjoy the beautiful scenery and fresh air. Additionally, dogs are allowed, but it is important to clean up after your pet during your visit.

The Arno Bay Estuary Boardwalk is a destination that can be enjoyed throughout the year. Whether it's swimming in the summer, fishing and kayaking in autumn and spring, or birdwatching during the winter months, visitors can experience the beauty of the estuary in any season.

Getting to the Arno Bay Estuary Boardwalk is easy. Located in Arno Bay, it is approximately 600 km from Adelaide. Visitors can drive to Arno Bay via the Lincoln Highway or take a bus from Adelaide to Port Lincoln and then hire a car to reach