Inverloch Anderson Inlet Beaches

Description

Three beaches lie along the Inverloch's foreshore inside the inlet, all backed by a foreshore reserve with car park access and numerous facilities. Inverloch's first beach is located nearly three kilometres inside the inlet, with very low waves when the tide is coming in, or none at all. This beach can be accessed from The Esplanade past the Inverloch Jetty and Boat Ramp, and is a popular recreational boating area. The second beach is located nearly two kilometres inside the inlet entrance, and the third beach runs west of Point Hughes and is steep, narrow, and backed by sea walls along much of its length.

Beach Facts

• Popular beach for swimming, kayaking, kite surfing, beach games and boating.
• Carparking available in numerous locations
• Food - Cafes, restaurants and supermarkets are located close by in the township of Inverloch

Beach Safety

• This beach has strong rips and currents and is not patrolled by Lifesavers
• For more information visit wwww.lifesavingvictoria.com.au
• Rock fishermen are advised to exercise extreme caution. Download the rock fishing safety brochure (multiple languages)
• For multilingual information on rips and beach safety click here