St Leonards Pier

St Leonards Pier is a small beach located in St Leonards, Victoria, Australia. The beach is only a few hundred meters long and has a golden sand color.

There are no lifeguards on duty, so it's important to be aware of the water conditions before going in. Bathroom access is available near the pier, but dogs are not allowed on the beach.

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

There is a small parking lot located near the beach, but it can fill up quickly during peak times. Parking is free of charge, but space is limited.

Fun fact: St Leonards Pier was originally built in 1853 and was used as a loading dock for steamships carrying goods to Melbourne.

Nearby attractions include the St Leonards Pier itself, which is a popular spot for fishing, and the Bellarine Rail Trail, which is a scenic walking and cycling trail that runs along the coast. The nearby town of Portarlington also offers a range of shops and restaurants.

Some nearby restaurants include the St Leonards Hotel, which serves pub-style food, and the Beach House Cafe, which offers a range of breakfast and lunch options. The nearby town of Portarlington also has a variety of dining options.

There are several accommodation options in St Leonards and the surrounding area, including the St Leonards Hotel, which offers comfortable rooms and a restaurant, and the Beacon Resort, which offers a range of accommodation options including villas and apartments.