The tournament will be held at the famed tennis venue named The Drive, with plans to bring 1000 cubic metres of sand to transform the venue.

This will be the first time Australia will host the Beach Volleyball World Championships.

The Australian Olympic Committee (AOC) welcomed the announcement as it adds to the Green and Gold Runway to the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games.

"Adelaide hosting the 2025 Beach Volley World Championships is a fantastic addition to the Green and Gold Runway to Brisbane 2032,” AOC chief executive Matt Carroll said.

"This is another great opportunity for Australian athletes to compete in front of home crowds, taking on the best in the world and showing the world how Australia can put on a world class event.

"Young Australians will get the chance to see elite beach volleyballers, in person, and be inspired to chase their own Olympic dream.

"Congratulations to the team at Volleyball Australia on securing this landmark event."

South Australian Premier Peter Malinauskas said the event will add to those that are "fast-recognising South Australia for the proud sporting State it is".

Volleyball Australia thanked long-time partners Hancock Prospecting and supporter Scape Australia for their role in helping to secure the event.

It is set to be the "most prestigious" beach volleyball event in Australia since Sydney 2000, according to Volleyball Australia President Craig Carracher.

"Volleyball Australia welcomes the support of the South Australian Government and South Australian Tourism Commission to host the 2025 Beach Volleyball World Championships alongside our generous and long-time commercial partners Scape and Hancock Prospecting," said Carracher.

Tlaxcala in Mexico is set to host this year's World Championships while the competition at the Paris 2024 Olympics will be played under the Eiffel Tower.