Inverloch Surf Beach

Description

Inverloch Surf Beach is a narrow beach fronted by extensive intertidal sand flats and shoals, including some areas of rock flats. A low energy, sandy shore runs along the front of town, with the beach facing south-east into the mouth of the inlet. Three crenulate beaches lie along the town foreshore, all backed by a foreshore reserve. These three beaches usually have calm water conditions; however, beware of the deep tidal channel, particularly off the inner two beaches, and the strong tidal flows in the channel. A popular beach for all ages, the Inverloch Surf Beach extends from the sandy Point Norman on the inlet mouth through to Wreck Creek near Flat Rocks.

Beach Facts

• This beach is patrolled by the Inverloch Surf Lifesaving Club during peak periods.
• Amenities - Toilets, change facilities and cold water showers near the Surf Lifesaving Club
• Car parking available
• Food - Cafes, restaurants and supermarkets are available close by in the in the township of Inverloch
• Access - via ramp at the Surf Life Saving Club entrance - beach wheelchair friendly

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