6 Esplanade

Wool Bay beach features a permanently moored pontoon, several sun shelters, and a concrete boat ramp maintained by the local progress association. These amenities are within walking distance of the property.

Dolphins and stingrays are frequently seen close to shore, and fur seals often feed on the rocky outcrop between the second and third coves in the early evening. The waters also host leafy seadragons beneath the jetty.

Wool Bay is located approximately 220 kilometres south of Adelaide by road, making it a short drive across the Gulf St Vincent.

The Wool Bay Lime Kiln & Jetty, a heritage‑listed site, overlooks the cliffs and bay near the property. The original 1882 jetty and the remaining lime kiln reflect the town’s wool, grain, and lime‑exporting past.

The jetty is popular with anglers and yields good catches of squid and tommy ruff year‑round, with seasonal opportunities for garfish, mullet, snook and other species. It is also a spot for recreational scuba divers.

Wool Bay lies in the federal Division of Grey, the state electoral district of Narungga, and the local government area of the Yorke Peninsula Council.

6 Esplanade is about 0.5 km from the centre of Wool Bay, placing essential services and town amenities within easy walking distance.