Mordialloc

Mordialloc Beach is located in the suburb of Mordialloc, in the North Shore region of Victoria, Australia. The beach stretches for 4 kilometers and features golden sand, perfect for lounging or building sandcastles.

There are public restrooms, showers, and changing rooms available for visitors. Dogs are allowed on-leash in designated areas.

Swimming and surfing are popular activities, and lifeguards are on duty during peak season.

There are a few parking lots available for beach-goers, and most are free of charge. Visitors can also take public transportation via train or bus to get to the beach.

Fun fact: Mordialloc Beach is home to a pier that stretches out into the water, providing a picturesque backdrop for beach-goers and anglers alike.

In addition to swimming and surfing, visitors can explore the nearby walking and cycling paths, as well as the Edithvale-Seaford Wetlands, which is a haven for birdwatchers.

For those looking for a bite to eat, the beach has a few kiosks and cafes offering a range of cuisine from seafood to ice cream. Nearby restaurants include Main Street Cafe and Wine Bar, serving up Australian and Mediterranean cuisine, and Indian Burrp, specializing in Indian fare.

There are several hotels in the area, such as the Quest Cheltenham and the Parkdale Motor Inn, offering comfortable accommodations for visitors to the North Shore region.