Joanna James
This capital of South Australia, Adelaide is a vibrant city with museums, local art and treasured history complemented by entertainment and festivals making it an alluring place for visitors. Being a coastal city it also beholds some amazing beaches to the lovers of sun, sand and waves.
A long stretch of sandy beach coupled with a jetty which is an ideal fishing spot, Henley Beach beckons visitors from top hotels in Adelaide to experience its beauty, serenity and treasures. Swimmers, keep fit buffs, paddleboarders and many more enjoy this mix of laid back charm and the exotic array of eating places. Seafood delights are being turned in a variety of styles, fish and chips, homely Australian food and ice cream parlours complement the variety whilst stalls selling beachwear are an added attraction.
Irrespective of whether it is summer or winter, Glenelg will consistently offer a plethora of activities as well as creatively planned natural play spaces for children and fountains helping as cool off places for all ages making it one of the most popular beaches in Adelaide. Enjoy your time at the beach and relax gazing at the setting sun with a drink of your choice or treat yourself to some gastronomical delights at one of the restaurants at Moseley Square just like the visitors at Avani Adelaide Residences do.
Initially built as a seaport, this beach is a firm favourite of visitors at present due to its picture-perfect setting with red cliffs, a lengthy jetty and a long stretch of reef. Try your favourite out of fishing, kayaking, diving, snorkelling or simply swimming. This reef boasts over 200 species of marine plants, making it possible to witness the wonders of marine life so close. To keep your hunger pangs at bay, there are many eateries to choose from down the main street.
Walk down a path lined with dunes to come upon a vivid green foreshore leading to a wide beach of sugary white sand and shallow waters, which is Semaphore. Have a day of lazy enjoyment with a swim, thereafter experience the old world charm of the Southern Hemisphere's oldest working carousel still running well, watch a dolphin at the jetty, do a cycle ride on the biking tracks, explore the Timeball Tower and top it all with a heavenly fish and chips meal.
A beautiful wide beach promising long stretches of walking, swimming, fishing, diving, kayaking and many more. Even if the beach is crowded it is not felt that way due to the widespread of the beach making this an attractive place for families with children. For those seeking a bit of therapy retailing, there are shops down the main street lined with giant pines. A walk at the beach, fresh and salty sea breeze, a bit of retail therapy can make you ravenously hungry. Indulge yourself at one of the enticing eateries along the street.
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