Franklin Harbour Danger and Warnings

Franklin Harbour is a relatively safe region in South Australia. However, visitors should stay vigilant and aware of their surroundings to avoid any potential dangers.
There are no known active threats or risks to personal safety in the area, but visitors should take necessary precautions such as securing valuables and keeping an eye on personal belongings at all times.
The biggest safety concern in the region is the risk of bushfires, especially during the summer months. Visitors should stay informed of the current fire conditions and follow any warnings or advice issued by local authorities.
There are also potential dangers associated with swimming or water activities in the harbour, such as strong currents and marine wildlife. Visitors should only swim in designated areas and avoid contact with any unfamiliar marine life.
If you require emergency assistance, dial 000 immediately.
For more information on safety and travel advice, visit the Australian Government's Smart Traveller website at: https://www.smartraveller.gov.au/destinations/pacific/samoa