Venus Bay is a serene coastal town located on the southeastern coast of Victoria, Australia. It is renowned for its five surf beaches and sheltered areas, making it a perfect destination for surfers and families alike. The town's population is small, but it swells during holidays, attracting thousands from Melbourne and beyond. The beaches are backed by high, vegetated dunes, creating a picturesque landscape.
Venus Bay offers a tranquil atmosphere with stunning natural beauty, including the Cape Liptrap Coastal Park and the Anderson Inlet, which is ideal for boating and fishing. The town hosts community events like the Tour de Tarwin, promoting cycling and communal activities.
The area's history reflects its name, which was influenced by a French expedition led by Nicholas Baudin. Today, Venus Bay is a holiday retreat known for its golden sands and wild waters.
