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Type:	Shallow, Chop, Small Wave (< 1m)
Hazards:	Swimmers, Animals
Quality:	Clean
Best Tide:	Low Tide

River Torrens outlet flows a few times a year. Water may become cloudy/dirty for a few days following heavy rain. Sharks have been sighted close to shore at these times. Shark Patrols (rotary and fixed wing aircraft) operate daily during summer months. Stay well clear of swimmers.

Type:	Sand
Size:	Depending on Tide
Hazards:	Bystanders, Other
Beach Users:	January, February

Majority of days suitable for kiting there will be few, if any, other beach users. Please respect all other beach users. Avoid placing kites/lines near beach access walkways.

Best Months:	January, July, August, September, November, December
Wind Type:	Thermal Winds, Frontal Winds
Best Direction:	N, SSE, S, SSW, SW, NNW
Main Direction:	SW

Spring and summer (November to February): sea breezes (SW) give most consistent conditions. Watch for windshifts to SE (slight offshore and gusty) late in the day. Autumn (March to May) is nearly windless. Winter. Pre-frontal NWs..a great ride at "The Wall", North Haven (15km north). Post frontal W-SWs an OK ride, but can be very choppy - try Seacliff(15 km south) .

Transport:	Car, Bus, Boat
Access:	No Walk

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Henley Beach South is in the west of Adelaide.

Rules:

Restricted Zones, Other

Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) permission required to fly kites - within 4000m of airport. CASA has allocated a kite flying area - limited to the beach and 500m out to sea between Gilmore Rd and the River Torrens outlet. AKSA membership strongly recommended. Respect other beach users/avoid swimmers. Keep kites and lines well clear of beach access walkways.

Henley Square 1km north for restaurants, cafes, pubs. Glenelg 4km south.