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The best area to stay in Point Lowly North is directly along the coastline, particularly near the Point Lowly Lighthouse and the surrounding beaches.This area offers unparalleled access to the Spencer Gulf and its natural beauty. You'll find accommodations that often provide direct beach access and panoramic sea views, with the iconic Point Lowly Lighthouse serving as a prominent landmark. The main activities here revolve around the coastline and marine life.Couples looking for a peaceful escape will find this area perfect. The uncrowded beaches, opportunities for quiet walks, and stunning sunsets over the gulf create a very romantic setting. You can spend your days exploring the lighthouse, spotting dolphins, or simply relaxing by the water.Families will also appreciate the direct beach access and the relatively calm waters of the Spencer Gulf for swimming and paddling.

The best time to visit Point Lowly North is during the Australian autumn and winter months, from April to September, especially if you're hoping to see the Giant Australian Cuttlefish aggregation.April to June offers pleasant weather for exploring the area, with milder temperatures that are comfortable for outdoor activities like coastal walks and wildlife spotting. This period is also ideal for observing the beginning of the cuttlefish aggregation, which peaks in May and June. The water is generally clearer, providing excellent visibility for snorkelling or diving with these fascinating creatures.For those whose primary goal is to witness the full spectacle of the cuttlefish, July and August are prime months. While the weather can be cooler, with average daytime temperatures around 15°C, the cuttlefish are at their most numerous and active. Many visitors find that a good quality wetsuit makes snorkelling and diving perfectly enjoyable during this time.September marks the end of the cuttlefish season, but it's still a lovely time to visit for those who prefer slightly warmer conditions and fewer crowds.