Cape Woolamai Beach

Cape Woolamai Beach is located at the south-eastern tip of Phillip Island, Victoria.

It is known for its spectacular coastal scenery, popular surf breaks, and one of Phillip Island's most popular walks. The beach is a good spot for swimming, but visitors should avoid going in the water if the wind is up, as it can be treacherous. The sand is also good for making sandcastles.

The beach is a renowned surf beach with strong rips and currents, and it is patrolled by the Woolamai Surf Lifesaving Club during the summer months. Visitors can enjoy sweeping views of Cape Woolamai and Woolamai surf by taking a short drive to Phillip Island. The area is also home to local koalas in their natural bushland habitat. The Cape Woolamai Circuit is considered to be Phillip Island's best day walk, showcasing towering cliffs, sweeping seascape views, coastal woodland, and local history. The area is named after the very distinctive landform, and it is a popular destination for tourists and locals alike.

From swimming and surfing to hiking and wildlife watching, there is something for everyone to enjoy at this stunning location.