Hallett Cove Conservation Park

A great escape from the city just less than an hour drive. Great for coastal walk or in the boardwalk; fresh breeze will welcome you along the beautiful hues of the surrounding. What a sight to witness specially during sunset.

A serene place just near the city, you get a beautiful view of the shore while walking on well maintained boards. Also shrubs and trees surrounding a silent area where birds coos can be heard is just great

Nice beach with lots of marine life and interesting looking rocks. Made me wish I knew more about geology.

Great place to hike and enjoy the beauty of nature.
Highly recommend.
Make sure to carry water bottles along with.

Absolutely stunning place. The Glacier Walk is worth the steps but others may struggle so take your time.
Found fossilized shells in the rockface bellow, squid eggs displaced after the storm and so much seaglass as well.

Was a delightful visit.

Great location with lots of walking tracks. My favourite part was the little volcano. Beaches were mostly rocks

Located in the suburb of Hallett Cove on the shores of St Vincent's Bay, Hallett Cove Conservation Park captivated me at first sight.
According to scientists, evidence of an ice age in Australia is shown in the Sugarloaf, a well-known feature of Hallett Cove. These are conical hills made up of sediments deposited about 280 million years ago. The trails leading to the beach, the long boardwalk along the coast, the rocky beach instead of the sandy beach… let me go for hours here without getting bored. Suitable to go with family or friends to enjoy a wonderful natural corner by the sea. It is only about 25km from the CBD.
P/s: I got all wet from the waves when I took these pictures, but either way, that cool feeling was so much fun!!!
Highly recommended