All Points of Interest in Saint Andrews Beach



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Approximate Wreck Site | Cutter ‘Prince Albert’ c 1840 – Bass Strait, off Rye Back Beach, Mornington Peninsula, VIC

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Category: Historical POI's 1821-1840, Historical, and Site | Shipwreck
The journey to, from, and, through Victoria’s Port Phillip Bay proved treacherous during the early years of settlement and shipping, remembering that ships were the only efficient form of transport in those early years.  The bay and the notorious ‘Rip‘ would claim an estimated 180 ships up to the mid 20th century, the first of which is believed to be the cutter Read more…