Port Noarlunga, a coastal town on the southern outskirts of South Australia's capital Adelaide, faces (Gulf St Vincent), St. Vincent's Bay, about 30 kilometers by car from Adelaide, with a permanent population of about 2600.
Port Noarlunga, a port town with a long coastline and beautiful beaches, has a long history and a "story". As early as 1855, the wharf, Port Noarlunga, a coastal port, was built on the leeward of a reef that was a one hundred thousand-year-old beach biological system. One of the reefs provides shelter for all kinds of rare marine life in the (Onkaparinga Aquatic Reserve) marine reserve in Onkagarin, which extends from parts of the beach and has a well-known underwater "passage of life". There are 200 species of marine plants and more than 60 species of fish in the area. The great waves in the south of the port tumbled, and the surging waves could hit the estuary.
Port Noarlunga is one of Adelaide's famous holiday beaches, each sea giving off a unique romantic atmosphere, and the red brick and green grass and blue water make the picture another kind of beauty.