Robe Beach
Introduction
Robe is a seaside town on South Australia's Limestone Coast beside Guichen Bay. Robe Beach is synonymous with Long Beach, a pristine sweep of about 12-14 km of powder-white sand whose unusually compact surface allows you to drive along it in a regular car. At the bay's northern headland, the Cape Dombey Obelisk, built in 1855 as a navigation aid, sits high above the surf. The town itself is celebrated for its many 19th-century limestone buildings, fishing history and famous southern rock lobster, making it a popular stop on a coastal road trip.
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FAQ
Any practical tips for visiting Robe Beach?
Tickets, opening hours and tours may change; confirm on official channels on site. Queried opening hours: The beach is open all day and admission-free; lookouts and walking facilities are generally usable by day. Check on site.; admission: Free of charge.. Australia has strong sun; protect yourself with sunscreen, hydration and insect repellent, especially outdoors.

