Point Lonsdale at the tip of the Bellarine Peninsula stands guard over the mighty rip at the entrance to Port Philip Bay. Overlooking Point Nepean and the Mornington Peninsula, Point Lonsdale is home to about 2500 people. Like many of our coastal towns, Point Lonsdale’s population swells to over 5000 during the summer months, when thousands of holiday makers call the small town their home.
Point Lonsdale sits proudly at the heads of Port Philip Bay overlooking the Mornington Peninsula and Bass Straight. This charming seaside community has great beaches, for both sun seekers and surfing. There is very good fishing and the towns of Queenscliff and Ocean Grove are only minutes away.
Point Lonsdale is home to some of the most picturesque and unique beaches in Australia. Overlooking the treacherous Rip separating Port Philip Bay with the…
Beginning service in March of 1902, the Point Lonsdale Signal Station or Point Lonsdale Lighthouse as it is colonially known overlooks the mighty Rip at…
The magnificent Point Lonsdale lighthouse, dates back to 1902 and is the town most prominent landmark. It’s beams radiate 30 kilometres out to sea and saved many vessels from dangerous reefs and the torturous rip over the years.
The beautiful blue waters of Port Philip Bay and Bass Strait offer a beautiful backdrop for this little seaside township. Point Lonsdale is often overshadowed by splendor of nearby Queenscliff but has its own quaint charm.
Point Lonsdale has some lovely guest houses, plenty camping spaces and some very comfortable bed and breakfasts. There are several holiday houses and other accommodation to make your stay in this township very pleasant.
Point Lonsdale’s biggest asset is its natural wonders, beautiful beaches, swimming, surfing and rock pool exploring and fishing are all popular past times, so is relaxing in one of the cosmopolitan cafes overlooking The Rip.
Fishing doesn’t get any better than this, the waters around Point Lonsdale are one of the best fishing areas in the region. The huge Point Lonsdale Pier is a favorite spot for anglers catching anything from a small whiting to large shark.
