Grange Beach is a coastal beach located in the City of Charles Sturt, a 15-minute drive from Adelaide's central business district. It is a southern continuation of Tennyson Beach and is situated just north of Henley Beach, approximately a 2km walk away. The beach features a 300-metre-long jetty, built in 1879 and restored in 2014, which serves as a prominent landmark and offers extensive coastal views. The overall atmosphere is boutique and tranquil, with palm trees and Norfolk Island pines lining the area. The beach is patrolled by the Grange Surf Life Saving Club, located adjacent to the jetty. Access for paddlers launching from shore involves a walk from parking areas. During busy times, parking can be limited, with cars often needing to be parked several blocks away from the beachfront. The beach itself is characterized by white sand and is suitable for long walks along the coast in either direction. The area can experience high visitor numbers, particularly on hot days. The water is part of the Gulf St Vincent, and the beach's exposure makes it subject to typical coastal winds and surf conditions. The jetty and the adjacent Grange Hotel and Jetty Cafe are notable sights from the water. The historical significance of the beach's name derives from explorer Charles Sturt's property, The Grange.