A man's body has been found washed ashore on Younghusband Peninsula, along the Coorong.
Local police patrols and ambulance crews were called to the Murray Mouth just after 4pm yesterday after reports a body had washed up on the beach.
Police said a Water Operations Unit also attended the scene because the area was only accessible by water.
A kayak was found nearby and the man's station wagon was parked at the Sugars Beach boat ramp on Hindmarsh Island.
Police said the death of the 36-year-old from Port Noarlunga was not suspicious and a report would be prepared for the coroner.
It was the second death in the area on the weekend.
A 50-year-old man drowned on Saturday after he and his son were swept off a sandbar while fishing.
The man was found unconscious in the water by the state rescue helicopter.
He was brought to shore by a surf lifesaver but could not be revived.
His 16-year-old son managed to swim to shore and was taken to hospital.
