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Trip.Best Top 10 Water Fun Attractions in Victoria [2024]

Escape the heat and plunge into cooling waters at these fun, water-filled activities
Updated Sep 2024
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    󰺂6.7
    4.5/5
    68 Review
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    "Kangaroo. The real and tame one. It might bited me if i touched it haha. Brighton beach boxes. Famous for its bathing kind of boxes. i love these coloring boxes. The weather was so chilling and the sun was on the point haha. Bye"
    Brighton
    52.5km from downtown
    Featured in Best Things to Do
    Highlights: Brighton is a famous seaside attraction in Melbourne. It is located 11 kilometers southeast of the city center of Melbourne. It takes about 30 minutes to reach the beach by train from the city center. There are colorful huts on the beach. very exciting. Recreational facilities The private space dedicated to the owner's vacation by the sea is mainly used as a warehouse to store surfboards, fishing rods, canoes and other water-playing supplies, which is very interesting. Brighton is also one of several affluent suburbs in Melbourne. This area is home to many Australian cricket and Aussie rules football stars, and others including former Manchester United player Jesper Olsen and Hollywood actor Eric Bana. It is also a pleasure to see the distinctive buildings.
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    󰺂7.4
    5.0/5
    6 Review
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    taCommentScoreUrlbased on 623 reviews
    "The scenery is very good, there are beautiful beaches everywhere, beautiful sea, and distinctive seaside rocks. Many people return to Melbourne when they arrive at the twelve disciples. In fact, it is the most beautiful to go forward."
    Apollo Bay
    >100km from downtown
    No.12 of Best Things to Do in Victoria
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    󰺂5.5
    4.5/5
    59 Review
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    taCommentScoreUrlbased on 469 reviews
    "Lorne Beach, this is Australia's super popular beach, the beach is really white, there is no trace of pollution, the sea is extremely blue, because the weather is good, we are still out to sea."
    Lorne
    >100km from downtown
    Featured in Best Things to Do
    Highlights: The beach extends along the sponge in the east of Lorne. You can come to swim, surf, and watch seagulls. The Erskine River estuary in the north of the beach is suitable for fishing. There are many grills near the beach, and you can come here to barbecue if you buy fresh seafood in Lorne. When the thousand-person swimming competition is held here every year, the scene is spectacular.
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    󰺂5.0
    4.5/5
    15 Review
    taCommentScoreUrlbased on 72 reviews
    "Half Moon Bay is not only beautiful, pleasant climate, but also has many outdoor activities, such as yacht, surfing, mountain climbing, horse riding and so on. With the development of the western United States, Half Moon Bay is a historical place, not too early to form a small town in 1959, by 2010 has become a city of more than 10,000 permanent residents. Half Moon Bay is a well-known tourist spot in North Carolina, and has developed many characteristic family-style sea view holiday villas."
    Black Rock
    58.8km from downtown
    Featured in Best Things to Do
    Highlights: Half Moon Bay is located in Melbourne, Australia, and is named for its curved shape. The water here is very clear and the waves are not too big. It is a good place for diving. There are also companies around to provide professional snorkeling services. As a well-known tourist attraction in Melbourne, many film and television dramas have been filmed here. The sand on the beach is coarser and the water is cooler.
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    󰺂5.1
    4.6/5
    135 Review
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    taCommentScoreUrlbased on 2238 reviews
    "St Kilda Beach (St Kilda Beach) is a beach with palm trees growing, about 6 kilometers from the center of Melbourne, Australia, in the northeast corner of Bay Phillip. The sunset is beautiful and the night view is beautiful! I also saw the little penguins, which is great."
    St Kilda
    47.1km from downtown
    Featured in Best Things to Do
    Highlights: Located south of Melbourne, St Kilda Beach is a very popular seaside leisure spot in Melbourne and a great place to play seaside sports such as surfing, sailing and beach volleyball. There are many open-air cafes near the beach. You can enjoy the beautiful sunset on the sea while drinking coffee.
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    󰺂5.1
    4.5/5
    69 Review
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    taCommentScoreUrlbased on 348 reviews
    "From the out of the outway, you can drive to Gibson's steps soon. This is the first attraction to see the twelve apostles, and you can go directly to the beach to shoot, so it is a must, it is very cool to be close to the sea, but here the wind is so big, the waves are also very big, you have to wear more. The only downside is that the waves are too big, so the water mist in the air is too thick"
    Princetown
    >100km from downtown
    Featured in Best Things to Do
    Highlights: Located in Victoria, Gibson Steps is a cliff walk along the coastline of the Great Ocean Road. The steps lead down to the beach, between the bottom of the eroded cliffs and the surging waves. Surrounded by many famous attractions, the local landowner Hugh Gibson in the 19th century artificially excavated the cliff. After walking down the 86 steps arranged in a zigzag pattern, you can reach Gibson Beach (Gibson Beach). The waves on the beach are very large and are not suitable for swimming. You can take a walk and watch seagulls. The biggest advantage is that you can see two huge rocks in the Twelve Apostles from here.
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    󰺂5.4
    4.5/5
    104 Review
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    taCommentScoreUrlbased on 1010 reviews
    "Along the trail, come to the space under the bridge in the middle ring of the Suzhou River, as if in the colorful "animal world", Lock Park is the first choice for young people who love sports and fitness. For you who love basketball, football, skateboarding, Frisbee and other sports, provide a spacious and comfortable sports venue. More Suzhou River added a touch of vitality."
    Port Campbell
    >100km from downtown
    Featured in Best Things to Do
    Highlights: Loch Ard Gorge, also known as "Loch Ard Gorge", is a comprehensive scenic spot where you can watch the rocky landscape of the canyon up close, and walk down the canyon ladder to the seaside to enjoy the scenery. The origin of the Grand Canyon On June 1, 1878, a British immigrant ship named "Loch Ard" hit a reef on its way to Melbourne, killing 52 people and only 2 survivors. In order to commemorate these victims, later generations built 52 graves and named the place "Loch Ard".
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    󰺂4.1
    4.6/5
    28 Review
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    taCommentScoreUrlbased on 1069 reviews
    "Jilang is a small seaside town, and there are many small towns around it. Although the city is small, it has many natural scenery and humanities museums, botanical gardens and other places. It is also great to walk on the road to enjoy the residential buildings in Jilang!"
    Geelong
    83.5km from downtown
    Highlights: The eastern beach is located in the northeast of Jilang, not far from the town center. The beach is not large. The west is full of cruise ships. In the east, there are swimming pools built around the sea and a small children's pool. There are painted puppets standing on the lawn. There are also restaurants and hotels on the beach with complete supporting facilities. Driving from Melbourne to the Great Ocean Road, passing Geelong, in addition to supplying food and drink.
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    4.4/5
    78 Review
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    taCommentScoreUrlbased on 1074 reviews
    "Self-driving tour of the Ocean Road, you must come to Port Campbell ~ drive for about four hours along the road from the center of Melbourne. You can come here and see a lot of traces left over from history. Every limestone is very special. It is an eye-opening other topic. This town. There are many gourmet locals who are very popular. A restaurant is super fragrant and super special. There is a taste. I also have the first time I eat the Pizza on the bottom of the pumpkin. You can try it when you go. You have a surprise # Melbourne"
    Princetown
    >100km from downtown
    Highlights: Port Campbell (Port Campbell) is located on a natural canyon at the entrance of Campbell's Little Bay at the western end of the Great Ocean Road in Victoria, Australia. Australia established Port Campbell National Park in 1964, named after Captain Alexander Campbell. Port Campbell was formed 26 million years ago when the area was still under the sea. After the death of marine animals, the calcium-rich shells accumulated on the seabed, and slowly formed a layer of limestone with a thickness of 260 meters, which was exposed to the sea during the ice age. Only wave-eroded rock pillars and arch bridge-shaped rocks remain. The cliffs on the coast of Port Campbell stretch for 32 kilometers, and the erosion of the waves for thousands of years has formed groups of rock pillars standing on the sea of Port Campbell.
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    4.7/5
    20 Review
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    taCommentScoreUrlbased on 356 reviews
    "After coming to Australia, I have been living near the beach of frankston. I have time to go for a walk on the beach. In the morning, many people walk along the beach. There are restaurants on the beach, free playgrounds, and free barbecue grills, which is really suitable for a family to play. The beach is gentle, it is a good place to watch the sunset 👍"
    Frankston
    80.4km from downtown
    Highlights: Frankston Beach is far from the hustle and bustle of the city, quiet and peaceful, facing Philips Bay, the beautiful sunset in Melbourne must be here.
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FAQ

What Water Fun Attractions are there in Victoria?
These are all Water Fun Attractions in Victoria:Brighton beach, Great Ocean Walk, Lorne Beach, Half Moon Bay, St Kilda beach
What are some highly-rated Water Fun Attractions in Victoria?
Some highly-rated Water Fun Attractions in Victoria include:Brighton beach:4.5, Great Ocean Walk:5.0, Lorne Beach:4.5, Half Moon Bay:4.5, St Kilda beach:4.6
At what locations in Victoria can Water Fun Attractions in Victoria be found?
The Water Fun Attractions in Victoria are mainly located in:Brighton beach:Brighton, Great Ocean Walk:Apollo Bay, Lorne Beach:Lorne, Half Moon Bay:Black Rock, St Kilda beach:St Kilda
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