Dendy Street

Dendy Street Beach is a stunning beach located in Mount Eliza, Australia. The beach is approximately 80 meters long and has fine white sand that gently slopes into the crystal-clear waters.

The beach has several amenities, including lifeguards on duty during the summer months, public toilets, and showers. Dogs are allowed on the beach, but only on a leash.

Visitors can enjoy swimming, sunbathing, fishing, and surfing at this beach.

Parking is available at Dendy Street Beach. Visitors can park their cars in the parking lot, and the parking is free of charge. However, parking can be limited during peak times.

Fun fact about Dendy Street Beach is that it is named after the historic Dendy family who owned a large portion of the land in the area during the 1800s.

There are several attractions near Dendy Street Beach, including the nearby Mount Eliza Regional Park, where visitors can enjoy hiking and birdwatching. The beach is also just a short drive away from the Mornington Peninsula wine region, where visitors can enjoy wine tasting and vineyard tours.

There are several restaurants near Dendy Street Beach, including the iconic Merchant Lane cafe, which serves delicious coffee, breakfast, and lunch. Other nearby restaurants include Mount Eliza Village Fish and Chips and Rusty Hollow Brewery, which serves craft beer and wood-fired pizza.

There are several nearby hotels, including the RACV Cape Schanck Resort, which offers luxury accommodation and stunning views of the ocean. Other nearby hotels include the Flinders Hotel and the Portsea Hotel, both of which offer comfortable accommodation and easy access to nearby attractions.