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Search continues for teen missing off Granite Island

A search resumed this morning for a 16-year-old boy who went missing in waters off Victor Harbor on Father’s Day.

Sep 02, 2024, updated May 20, 2025

A search failed to find the boy off Granite Island on Sunday. Photo: 9 NEWS

Police said the alarm was raised at about 3:15 Sunday, with reports the boy, from Blair Athol, had been swept off rocks into waters off Granite Island.

Emergency services said swimmers tried unsuccessfully to rescue the boy.

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A search which included the police helicopter and local surf lifesavers was undertaken but the teenager wasn’t found. The search resumed on Monday morning.

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