Anglesea Beach

Anglesea Beach is a popular summer beach, offering good parking and access, and a moderately safe patrolled beach.

Anglesea Beach lies next to the mouth of the Anglesea River and fronts the town of Anglesea. The beach is 400m long and curves in an arc between the usually closed river mouth and the eroding rocks and cliffs in front of the bluff-top Anglesea Surf Life Saving Club.

Access and parking are available at the river mouth, off the Great Ocean Road, and at the Surf Club. The beach receives waves averaging 1m. For swimming, it is a moderately safe beach under typical summer conditions, however avoid the rip against the southern rocks. It is best at high tide as waves tend to dump at low tide. Stay on the bar and in the patrolled area.

Surfing is popular with the less experienced surfers who use the wide, gently sloping surf zone.

Location

135 Great Ocean Road, Anglesea 3230 Map

Web Links

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