Queenscliff Pier Beach

There are plenty of nearby restaurants in Queenscliff, many of which are within walking distance of the beach. Some popular options include 360Q, which offers modern Australian cuisine with stunning views of the bay, and Vue Grand Hotel, which offers fine dining in a historic setting.

There are several nearby hotels in Queenscliff, including the iconic Vue Grand Hotel, which features luxury accommodations and a range of amenities. Other options include Athelstane House, which offers elegant rooms and a garden, and Seaview House, a historic hotel with sea views and a restaurant.

Queenscliff Pier Beach also has amenities including bathroom access, lifeguards on duty during peak season, and dogs are allowed on-leash.

Swimming, fishing, and sunbathing are popular activities at this beach.

There is a parking lot nearby the beach, and it is paid parking. However, there is also plenty of street parking available within walking distance of the beach.

Fun fact: Queenscliff Pier is the oldest operating ferry service in Australia and has been in operation since 1850.

One of the main attractions at Queenscliff Pier Beach is the historic Queenscliff Pier. The pier is over 150 years old and stretches out over 500 meters into Port Phillip Bay. The pier is a popular spot for fishing, taking in the views of the bay, and watching the ferry come and go.