Penneshaw Beach

Penneshaw Beach (Hog Bay) is a 600 m long beach that faces the northeast.

It features a reserve area and a low foredune that stretch the entire length of the beach. There are toilets and picnic facilities located at the western end of the beach, and a monument to the French explorers at its eastern end. The beach is easily accessible with ample parking space available.

Visitors to Penneshaw Beach, also known as Hog Bay, can enjoy the serene and relaxing atmosphere. The calm waters make it perfect for a family day out, swimming, or picnicking. It is also an ideal place for a peaceful stroll along the shoreline. The monument to the French explorers offers a great opportunity for history buffs to learn more about Kangaroo Island's European history.

Penneshaw Beach can be visited all year round, but the peak tourist season is from December to February when the beach gets busy. To reach Penneshaw Beach, visitors can travel to the island by ferry from Cape Jervis or via a flight from Adelaide airport. Once on the island, visitors can reach the beach by car. It is located just a short distance from Penneshaw town center, making it easily accessible to tourists.

Penneshaw Beach is one of Kangaroo Island's most pristine and family-friendly beaches. Visitors should take the time to visit and enjoy the beach's inviting waters, picnic facilities, and historic landmark. The peaceful atmosphere, ample parking, and easily accessible location make this beach a must-visit destination for any beach lover.