Many people think of New South Wales when they mention Australia's beaches. I don't agree with Grand Victoria! Victoria has a 2512-kilometer coastline, and beaches are an integral part of the state. We can go surfing at dawn and fishing at dusk. Occasionally in the sun, go for a walk by the beach. A team of experts recently picked up a list of the most beautiful beaches in Victoria, giving you a sense of the lower state's coastal landscape.
Bells Beach
Address: ocean Road, 6 km west of Torquay. Suitable for: surfing, sightseeing, walking, fishing
The reason why: Bells Beach is the symbol of Australian beach and surfing culture is well-deserved first. In 1960, wrestler Joe Sweeney used a bulldozer to shovel a 6km road from the Torquay highway to the southwest. This perfect surfpoint was really discovered by everyone. By January 1961, the best surfers in the world had gathered at Bells Beach, for the Bells Beach Classic party, which has been around until now, the year of Rip Curl Pro Surf and Music Festival.1963. Bruce Brown and his team also went to Bells Beach to shoot a surfer-themed movie The Endless Summer, so the surf enthusiast's treasure land was announced. If you are not a surfer, you can also sit quietly by the sea and watch the storm-free adventurers. In fact, the worse the weather is, the more suitable it is for surfers to take risks. The famous film Surf's up was also filmed in Bells Beach.
Risk index: 6: 10, non-patrol perimeter facilities: parking lot, drinking water, shower, toilet, surfing viewing for Bells and Winki Pop, Surf Coast Walk, wildflowers, dogs allowed on lead.
Fairhaven
Address: ocean Road, Lorne 18 km east: surfing, horseback riding, fishing, beach cricket. Fairhaven looks like a postcard, with horses and riders passing by at dawn and dusk; people coming here with surfboards; If it's not a good time to surf, it must be a great time to swim. The iconic Pole House was designed and built by architect Frank Dixon in the 1980s, as layers of waves rise and your heartbeat goes up and down, and if it's not a good time to surf, it must be a great time to swim. But it was destroyed in 2013. All we can see now is a imitation.
Risk index: 7 / 10, with patrol police perimeter facilities: parking lot, drinking water, shower, toilet
Wye River
Address: Ocean Road,18 km southwest of Lorne
Fit: surfing, fishing, walking, watching wildlife
Why: this is a small but very beautiful beach (ah, how does it feel like describing a little girl). It is very popular in summer. Even if you don't have time to stay here long, make sure you walk down the ocean road. And if you want to go to Great Otway National Park, then Wye River must be a good place to go. A fire broke out in the town last Christmas, and 98 families were burned down. Some small businesses and loving tourists help them rebuild their homes.
Risk index: 7 / 10 patrol police. Amenities: parking lots, drinking water, showers, toilets, playgrounds
Cape Paterson
Address: Surf Beach Rd, 8 km from Wonthaggi
Suitable for: swimming, fishing, surfing, snorkeling, diving, boating
Reason: this is a relatively "calm" safe "beach, so it is perfect for new surfers. A little further east is Bunurong Marine Park, which is also a beautiful place to visit.
You can rent a boat at Cape Paterson, and then you can have an amazing snorkeling experience along the secluded beach of Bunurong Marine Park for a total of 17 kilometers.
Risk index: 5 to 10, patrol police. Amenities: parking lot, toilet, shower, barbecue, playground, campsite, ship ramp
Gunnamatta
Address: Paradise Dr, Fingal, Mornington Peninsula
Fit: surfing, fishing, horseback riding
Reason: this is the best place to relax on the Monington Peninsula. High rocks, deep grooves, so if you're not a top swimmer, don't try swimming here. But this place is perfect for fishing. Although the waves are too fierce to swim, you can walk along the beach on gravel roads for nine kilometers.
Risk index: 8 to 10, patrol police. Peripheral facilities: parking lot, drinking water, toilet
Smiths Beach
Address after: Phillip Island, Smiths Beach Rd, Back Beach Rd
Suitable for: surfing, swimming, dog walking, sand bunker, beach cricket, fishing
The reason for the list: It's a very good place to be a surfer, and a great place to swim. And can even carry on the snorkeling when the wind wave is relatively calm. There's a surf school, and a store that's dedicated to the "energy supply" of your energy after surfing.
Risk index: 5 to 10, patrol police. Peripheral facilities: parking lot, toilet, showe
Norman Beach
Address: Tidal River, Wilsons Promontory
Close to the Tidal River National Park visitor center and campsite. Suitable for: camping, swimming, surfing, fishing, beach cricket
Reasons for the list: every Christmas and Easter, camp sites are overcrowded. Tidal River is at the heart of Wilsons Promontory National Park. At the same time, you can surf, scour the tired mood accumulated in your daily work. Even if you can't camp for a night, it's worth a beach trip during the day.
Risk index: 6: 10, no patrol, perimeter facilities: parking lot, toilet, barbecue, playground, drinking wate
Lorne
Address: Town in Victoria, Australia
Suitable for: swimming, surfing, windsurfing, boating, standing oars, camping
Why: this is a typical vacation town, so you can find cafes, ice cream, restaurants, shops, etc., and enjoy the bustling summer beach atmosphere just to come to Lorne. This is also a great place for beginners to surf. You can try your new surfboard here. There is the world's largest open water pool, officially opened on January 7, 2017.
Risk index: 5 to 10, patrol police. Amenities: parking lot, toilet, shower, barbecue, playground, campsite, ship ramp
Walkerville
Address: 38 km south of: Walkerville Rd or Walkerville South Rd, Walkerville, Inverloch.
Suitable for: swimming, kayaking, fishing, walking, watching wildlife, snorkeling
Reason: this is a very quiet beach, occasionally some surfers, but generally suitable for family reunion-style quiet beach tour. You can kayak here to Bird Rock.. At the high tide, you can see that the north and south ends of the entire Wlkerville are connected, very spectacular. The beach north of Victoria is very rare, this is a piece. So find a cool, sunny afternoon and come here to feel the sun on the south bank of Walkerville.
Risk index: 3 to 10, no patrol. Perimeter facilities: parking lot, toilet, campsite, marine ramp
Mothers Beach
Address: Esplanade, Mornington, Melbourne via M1 South 57km
Suitable for: swimming, standing oars, fishing
The reason for the list is that: Mothers Beach is at the westernmost end of the Mornington coastline, and a little further away is Scout and Shire Hall Beach.. The wharf here can only be used for walking, but the nearby colorful bathtub is very lovely. Here, people can make sand bunkers, get bored and go fishing at the wharf. Mothers Beach is the safest swimming place here, but remember to keep an eye on ships.
Risk index: 3 to 10, no patrol. Amenities: parking, bathroom, barbecue, playground, ship ramp
Altona Beach
Address 500m south of: The Esplanade, Altona, Altona Railway Station
Suitable for: walking, sand bunker, swimming, swimming
Reason: the sand here is very clean, there is not much seaweed, the water is very shallow, so it is also very suitable for children to play at will. The beach is very close to the city centre and is located in the western heart of Melbourne. With a total length of 500 meters, it is very suitable for a walk after dinner. The Altona Life Saving Club here has a long history and was founded in 1927.
Risk index: 1: 10, there are patrol police. Peripheral facilities: parking lot, toilet, drinking water, playground
Half Moon Bay
Address: The Esplanade, Black Rock, from Sandringham Station 3.3km along Beach Rd
Suitable for: swimming, fishing, sailing
List reason: here is very small, but small and delicate. Its name shows that the beach is like a half moon, with long docks, surfing clubs, yacht clubs, and fishing at the north end of the beach. The Surfing Lifetime Club, founded in 1910, is the oldest club in the state.
Risk index: 3 to 10, patrol police. Peripheral facilities: parking lot, toilet, drinking water, showe
St Kilda
Address: Pier Rd / The Esplanade, St Kilda, distance from Melbourne CBD6 kilomete
Suitable for: swimming, eating, walking, enjoying the scenery
The reason why: St Kilda is very, very holiday-smelling place. No matter the weather, no matter the time, you will see the beach full of locals enjoying the fresh air. Barbecued, swimmers, resting under palm trees and eating ice cream. In 1880, it became a Melbourne gathering of rich people, and it now has many mansion sites.
Risk index: 3 to 10, no patrol. Peripheral facilities: parking lot, toilet, drinking water, restaurant
Eastern Beach
Address: 95 Eastern Beach Rd, Geelong, 5 minutes walk from Geelong city centre
Suitable for: swimming, rowing, walking, enjoying the scenery
Reason: this is a retro and modern seaside resort. There are plenty of sea areas with shark-proof facilities for tourists to swim in peace of mind. There are also many floating islands and large diving platforms. Art corridors, rowing pools, plain guardrails, lush sloping lawns, palm trees. It was a retro. In 1880, it became a Melbourne home for the rich, and it still has many mansion sites.
Risk index: 1: 10, there are patrol police. Amenities: parking lots, toilets, showers, barbecues, playgrounds, children's rowing, swimming fences, drinking water, marine ramps, restaurants
Sealer’s Cove
Address: Wilson's Promontory
Suitable for: walking, watching wild animals, swimming, fishing, camping
List reason: the sea here emits a turquoise color, very beautiful, so it is very suitable for walking. There is also a very suitable national park for hiking. And there are no parking spaces and driveways, so it's a paradise for hikers and campers. After Sealers Cove's swim, you can take a walk in the park, take a break, have some lunch, and start your hiking trip.
Risk index: 5 to 10, no patrol. Perimeter facilities: toilet, campsite
Ninety Mile Beach
The address: Port Albert to Lakes Entrance, Seaspray Surf club is a kilometer from Sale35.
Suitable for: swimming, surfing, fishing, walking, camping, windsurfing
Reason: there are 125 kilometers of coastline, and the golden beach along the coast. If you can find a boat, you can navigate to the center of Gippsland Lake and experience the lake center. Seaspray and Woodside have surfing clubs, so it's also a great place to swim. This is the world's third largest uninterrupted beach, first place and second place in Brazil and Bangladesh, respectively.
Risk index: 6 to 10, patrol police. Amenities: parking lot, toilet, barbecue, campsite
Great Ocean Walk
Including Johanna beach,Apollo Bay,Twelve Apostles
Suitable for: walking, watching wild animals, surfing
Reason: you can experience more than 100 kilometers of the world's most spectacular coastline, a walking line. There are scenes like movie scenes, jungle, wildlife. There are camping points along the way, you can bring your own equipment, choose a camping site to enjoy the night view of Ocean Road.
Risk index: 8 to 10, no patrol. Peripheral facilities: parking lot, toilet, drinking water, campsite
Squeaky Beach
Address after: Wilsons Promontory, Squeaky Beach Rd, Wilsons Promontory Rd
Suitable for: surfing, sand bunker, fishing
Why: there are white beaches, and you can enjoy the sound of walking around the beach as if you were on a small tropical island. The squeak beneath the foot, scientists are not sure, may be due to the fine, smooth particles of quartz under the sand. Although this is not very suitable for swimming, but it is very suitable for surfing.
Risk index: 6 to 10, no patrol. Peripheral facilities: parking lot, toilet
East Cape
Address: Cape Conran,East Cape Rd, via Marlo and Orbost
Suitable for: swimming, beginner surfing, walking
: East Cape is one of the reasons to explore Cape Conran Coastal Park, where you can explore East Gippsland's wildlife, and unknown beaches other than East Cape. There is a 600-kilometer wooden road from here to start your journey of exploration.
Cape Conan has a very rich indigenous heritage along which you can see very much of the iconic architecture.
Risk index: 4 to 10, no patrol. Peripheral facilities: parking lots, latrines, drinking water, marine ramps
Croajingolong National Park
Address: between the Cann River and the new state border,22 km from Princes Hwy
suitable for kayaking, walking, camping, watching wild animals, fishing, windsurfing, sailing
Reason: this is an absolute escape from the hustle and bustle of the city, enjoy a good place to be alone. Hiking, camping, kayaking, enjoying being alone on the Croajingolong coast..
Along the Croajingolong coast, you can follow Wilderness Coast Walk all the way from Sydenham Inlet to Wonboyn, in the new state 100 km long. But this has to be booked in advance at Parks Victoria.
Risk index: no score, no patrol. Perimeter facility: Parks Victoria management, campsite, some campsites will have latrines
In addition, experts also gave a "mystery list." Here are some unknown but beautiful little beaches, I don't usually tell him.
Kitty Miller Bay
Address: 251 Watts Rd, Ventnor. Surf beach on Philip island
Blanket Bay
The end point of the address: Blanket Bay track. You can come here along the Blanket Bay track, and there will be some small sheds and campsites, part of Otway National Park.
Bridgewater Bay
Address: St Johns Wood Rd, Cape Bridgewater. It's an unknown little beach in western Victoria, where only locals know the beauty.
Bear Gully
Address: Bear Gully Rd, Tarwin Lower. On the West Bank of Cape Liptrap, this small beach is ideal for camping and fishing.
Trinculo
Address: Shoreline Dr, 6km from Golden Beach. This little-known little beach has a full-length 125km coastline, so don't go for a walk?
Without going to the Gold Coast, Victoria's own beach is beautiful. Drive a car, take a cool summer trip by the sea!
