Fees · Destination Guide
Yorke Peninsula and Edithburgh
Temperate-water jetty discoveries and coastal road trips, subject to a major Edithburgh closure.
Key fee: Ordinary open public jetty and foreshore access
Generally free when legitimately open
Fees · Destination Guide
Temperate-water jetty discoveries and coastal road trips, subject to a major Edithburgh closure.
Key fee: Ordinary open public jetty and foreshore access
Generally free when legitimately open
Confirm these fees before you book so your operator plan and day budget match what you will pay onsite.
No general South Australian marine-park dive admission tag was identified for normal, authorised recreational shore dives. The real expenses are travel, equipment, guided services and any national-park entry or lodging. Restricted shipwreck zones and protected islands have separate permission rules. These are not public authorisations to enter a closed jetty or altered water-quality conditions.
| Fee | Amount | Applies to | Where to pay | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ordinary open public jetty and foreshore access | Generally free when legitimately open Only where public access is currently permitted | scuba; snorkel; topside | No general admission ticket; verify with the managing council | This does not cover equipment rental, guide services, parking where regulated, vessel costs or closed infrastructure. Edithburgh Jetty is closed in 2026-27, notwithstanding its former free access. |
| Dhilba Guuranda-Innes National Park vehicle entry | AUD $14.40 per vehicle Park vehicle entry, subject to current published tariff | topside | Where to pay | The National Parks SA page gives the displayed vehicle-entry charge and advises paying before arrival. Confirm any concession or pass. |
| Dhilba Guuranda-Innes National Park camping | From AUD $27.50 per night Per campsite/night, availability and campground rules vary | topside | Where to pay | Book ahead through the park website and pay relevant entry charges. Do not assume a campsite includes diving services. |
| Zanoni protected shipwreck zone permit | Permit required; application fee not verified Only for expressly approved activities during stated permit dates | scuba; freedive; snorkel | Where to pay | The DEW Zanoni page prohibits any vessel or underwater activity within the 550 m zone without permission. It is not a default signature dive. |
| Troubridge Island landing permission | Free park entry; permit or approved guided tour required Permit conditions, weather and park closures apply | topside | Where to pay | Protected bird-breeding island. National Parks SA requires a permit or guided tour for landing; boat transportation is separate. |
Fee
Only where public access is currently permitted
This does not cover equipment rental, guide services, parking where regulated, vessel costs or closed infrastructure. Edithburgh Jetty is closed in 2026-27, notwithstanding its former free access.
Park vehicle entry, subject to current published tariff
The National Parks SA page gives the displayed vehicle-entry charge and advises paying before arrival. Confirm any concession or pass.
Per campsite/night, availability and campground rules vary
Book ahead through the park website and pay relevant entry charges. Do not assume a campsite includes diving services.
Only for expressly approved activities during stated permit dates
The DEW Zanoni page prohibits any vessel or underwater activity within the 550 m zone without permission. It is not a default signature dive.
Permit conditions, weather and park closures apply
Protected bird-breeding island. National Parks SA requires a permit or guided tour for landing; boat transportation is separate.