This delightful picnic area is perfectly located to service the beautiful Whitecliffs Lookout, the replica Lime Kiln, the beach, and the beginning of the 12.4 km Bay Trail. Beautifully nestled behind the sand dunes, relishing the shelter of many mature trees, as well as enjoying expansive lawn areas, this picnic area is perfect for a quiet meal whilst enjoying the many attractions Read more…
Nestled behind some coastal woodland, this delightful picnic area, which is also adjacent to the yacht club, provides the perfect opportunity to enjoy a relaxing picnic, sheltered from the beach but still within ‘arms length’ . . . Relax with family and friends whilst the children are relishing the fantastic playground, and for those tackling the Bay Trail, ‘Rotary Park‘ Read more…
The beautiful white, sandy beaches just west of Whitecliffs are ever popular for water sports, walking, and just enjoying the view. This particular beach access point is located within a seasonal camping area, directly on the beach of the stunning Port Phillip Bay. The outdoor shower is perfectly located to rinse the sand and salt, ready for the trip home . . . Read more…
Located on the western perimeter of the ‘Rye Foreshore Park’, there are approximately 146 car parking bays which are attractively arranged as two arcs hugging each side of the promenade leading directly to the Rye Pier. The entrance to a car & trailer parking facility is located some 450 m to the west, adjacent to the Boat Ramp – fees may apply. This car park, howeverm, is perfectly positioned Read more…
‘Tyrone Boat Ramp’ is one of the few boat ramps on the Mornington Peninsula where fees do not apply. The boat ramp is single lane, where traffic is guided along a service road, the water craft launched, with parking situate just across Point Nepean Road. The boat ramp, though concrete, is often covered in sand and is relatively shallow – launching would be advisable Read more…
Located approximately 1 km west of the Rye Pier, the ‘Whitecliffs’ lookout platform is some 9.8 m above sea level and yet delivers the most beautiful and panoramic views across Port Phillip Bay. Not only are the view outstanding, but following the trail down in an easterly direction, a reconstructed Lime Kiln is nestled in the cliff side as well as some picnic tables Read more…
The Rye Front Beach embraces Port Phillip Bay for the entire length of the suburb’s borders. From jetties to cliff top lookouts, to white, sandy beaches that stretch for kilometres – all overlook the clear, sparkling waters of the bay providing immediate sanctuary from the bustling towns and suburbs behind. The ever popular front beach is wonderful to walk year ’round, and to Read more…
Stretching westward from the rocky outcrop known as Whitecliffs is another sandy stretch of beach upon which you could literally walk for kilometres – all the way to Sorrento, in fact, which can be seen in the distance. The sparkling waters of Port Phillip Bay are perfect for swimming, relaxing and enjoying fun in the Sun. And when the weather turns wild, it captivates with the Read more…
A large gravel car parking area is located directly on the Rye Front Beach Foreshore, servicing the: Yacht Club, shops, eateries, beach, Bay Trail and Rotary Park. Car parking bays are not marked – with some sections enjoying the shade of the mature trees, whilst others are in the open. A perfect locale to access to the beautiful waters and beaches of Port Read more…
Whether observing wild weather from the warmth and safety of your car, or, heading out onto the water to enjoy your favourite sport, this small, gravel, water-front car park is located directly on the Rye’s front beach. Being so close to the water, it affords relatively easy access to unload your gear, kayak, paddle board, kite surfer . . . Public Toilets, a Picnic Read more…
Imagine a perfect day, sitting and enjoying a bite to eat with the sand and sea directly at your feet. This picnic table bestows a stunning perspective on which to relax, enjoy, and absorb the scenery before you. Overlooking Port Phillip Bay, one can identify so many landmarks from the Bellarine Peninsula to Arthurs Seat and beyond . . . The white, Read more…
Auspiciously located just a few hundred metres down the road from the hustle and bustle of the main Rye Front Beach precinct, ‘Rotary Park’ has all the facilities for an enjoyable picnic adjacent to a beautiful beach and playground. The playground is perfectly sited to keep an eye on the children whilst preparing the barbecue, and, should you have forgotten anything, a Read more…
Located on the eastern perimeter of ‘Rye Foreshore Park’, there are in excess of 100 car parking bays in this elongated oval-shaped facility. This car park is perfectly positioned to service the Rye Foreshore Park, Rye Front Beach, Rye Pier and the Bay Trail. The entrance to a car & trailer parking facility is located some 450 m to the west, adjacent to the Boat Read more…
Perched directly on the edge of the sand, imagine a perfect day, sitting and enjoying a bite to eat on a picnic table which bestows the most amazing views across the sparkling waters of Port Phillip Bay . . . The white, sandy beaches stretch for kilometres each way – the clear, turquoise waters are so enticing. And if you have had enough of the Read more…
Though only some 11 m above sea level, this viewing platform elevates you to above the tree line, producing massive and expansive views across Port Phillip Bay. You will find this viewing platform along a beautiful walking trail that meanders its way through coastal woodland, offering many points of entry / exit to the stunning beach, or, on to Point Nepean Road (Nepean Read more…
With direct access to the beautiful waters and beaches of Port Phillip Bay – after a long stroll or day at the beach – two outdoor showers can be found on the side wall of the public toilets – ideal to wash the sand and salt away before the trip home, or, a picnic at the adjacent picnic Rotary Park . . . ‘Rotary Park’ facilities include: Public Read more…
The western end of Rye Front Beach encompasses an area that once formed part of the very first pastoral run known as ‘Tyrone’, which stretched from just beyond Cain Road to Canterbury Jetty Road. Owen and Sarah Cain arrived at ‘Port Phillip’ in 1841 – just six years after Melbourne had been founded by John Batman. By 1842 they had established their ‘Tyrone’ Read more…
Whether observing wild weather from the warmth and safety of your car, or, heading out onto the water to enjoy your favourite sport, this small, gravel, water-front car park is located directly on the Rye’s front beach. The car park services the picnic area, exercise equipment, walking trail, beach and water – its locality also affording relatively easy access to unload your Read more…
Sheltered barbecues are amongst the many facilities that are provided at this delightful and relatively quiet picnic area. It is amazing how swimming and playing on the beach can work up a big appetite. Sheltered from the sea winds, yet still on the foreshore, these barbecues are perfectly sited to keep an eye on the children enjoying the fantastic playground whilst cooking Read more…
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