Beaches in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

Brighton Beach is famous for one of Melbourne's most picturesque sights, the colourful row of "bathing boxes" that runs along its shore. These vividly decorated little sheds are basic... More on Yahoo! Travel

Wow what an amazing little place!! truley loved it, we are from NZ and meet a lovely man that showed us around in his car and was so lovely. Will definately be taking my other NZ friends there when... More on Yahoo! Travel

Albert Park is one of the most popular inner city beaches for swimming and sunbathing. Just 20 minutes by p... More on Yahoo! Travel

Easily accessible by both the number 96 'light rail' (tram) from Bourke Street, Melbourne or the number 1, ... More on TripAdvisor

Backed by the leafy Elwood Park and Point Ormond Reserve, rather than the screeching traffic of Beaconsfield Parade that lines the beaches further to the North, Elwood is a popular beach for famili... More on Yahoo! Travel

If you don't like the smell of fish don't go near their. More on Yahoo! Travel

Western Port, the bay to the north of Phillip Island, offers sheltered inlets and harbors for all kinds of wat ... More on PlanetWare

Located at the end of the long strip of beaches that runs parallel with Beaconsfield Parade from St. Kilda, through Middle Park and Albert Park, Port Melbourne has traditionally been considered the... More on Yahoo! Travel

This beach is a calm and sheltered beach, ide More on igougo

Gunnamatta Beach is a "Back Beach." It is part of the Mornington Peninsula National Park (therefore all shells and wildlife are protected). ... More on igougo

Really just a continuation of Albert Park Beach, which it seamlessly blends in to, Middle Park is perhaps the best equipped stretch of sand for bathers in the inner city. The Middle Park Surf Life-saving Club, at the end of Nimmo ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Sandridge is perhaps the most tranquil of Melbourne's inner city beaches. Perhaps its location, directly adjacent to an industrial site, puts potential swimmers off its calm and shallow waters. However, this may be changing with ... More on Yahoo! Travel