Description
Blairgowrie Pier is a popular recreational spot located near Blairgowrie in Victoria, Australia.
It is known for its exceptional scuba diving and snorkelling opportunities, with over 100 species of nudibranch identified. The pier is home to various sea creatures such as stingrays, cuttlefish, octopus, and the weedy sea dragon. It is a great location for both novice snorkellers and experienced scuba divers. The pier also leads to a marina where visitors can see yachts, sailboats, and motorboats.
Blairgowrie Pier is open year-round, but the best diving and snorkelling conditions are from November to April when the water temperature is warm and visibility is excellent. From June to September, visitors can spot and swim with schools of Australian Fur Seals.
To get to Blairgowrie Pier, visitors can park their cars at the car park off Point Nepean Road and walk down the steps to the pier. Limited parking is also available near the yacht squadron. It is a 90-minute drive from Melbourne, accessible via the M1 and Mornington Peninsula freeway. Alternatively, visitors can take the train to Frankston Station and then catch a bus to Blairgowrie.
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