Beaches and coves of Great Ocean Road

Bridgewater Bay Surf Beach is a wide sandy beach at Cape Bridgewater, set within a volcanic coastal landscape and reached by road from Portland in about 20 minutes.

Fitzroy River Beach begins where the Fitzroy River reaches the sea and continues as a long sandy shoreline.

Flaxman Beach is a small natural sandy shore near Nirranda, associated with the Flaxmans day visitor area in Bay of Islands Coastal Park.

Flaxmans Hill Beach is a secluded sandy shore south of Nirranda, near the Curdies River mouth and the prominent Flaxman Hill landscape.

Gibson Beach is a sandy, open-ocean shore beneath towering limestone cliffs on Victoria’s Great Ocean Road, within the Port Campbell National Park landscape.

Killarney Beach, near Port Fairy, is a relaxed sandy beach with reef-sheltered water and a family-friendly coastal setting.

Shelly Beach in Warrnambool is a rugged Southern Ocean beach reached from Thunder Point by an approximately 900-metre gravel walking track.

Shelly Beach is a small natural shore near Apollo Bay, reached from the Great Ocean Walk through Great Otway National Park.

Southcombe Beach lies on the southern coast of Port Fairy, facing the Southern Ocean.

Station Beach is a remote sandy shoreline near Cape Otway, surrounded by the wild coastal character of Great Otway National Park.

Wreck Beach lies near Moonlight Head on the wild Southern Ocean coast of Great Otway National Park, along the Great Ocean Walk.