Port Joli Beaches
The Port Joli coastal region features a shallow and sheltered ocean inlet, sandy beaches, mudflats, small islands and dunes. These habitats combine to make it a sensitive and unique ecosystem.
Port Joli is known for its peace and tranquility and provides habitat for a variety of shorebirds and other birds, the most prominent being Canada geese, endangered piping plovers, terns and American black ducks, as well as a variety of plants.
The beaches are not serviced, so if you want to spend the day, bring a picnic.
Nearest Cottages
The closest cottages to the Port Joli Beaches are Harbour Tide House and Sea Star Cottage in Port Mouton.
Location
HWY 103, Exit 22.
There is a public access spot for the Port Joli beaches on Durham Road. Durham Road is 1.3 kms off the highway just past the church on St. Catherines River Road. At the end of this road is a small public area maintained by the province with parking, a turnaround and easy access to the beach.