Sandridge Lookout

Sandridge Lookout is a must-visit destination for anyone who loves panoramic views and coastal landscapes.

The lookout is located only 800 meters along the gravel path that is Dockside Rd extending out into Hobson Bay, which is the northernmost part of Port Phillip Bay in Melbourne, Australia. The observation platform and tower provide a visual waypoint for walkers, runners, and sailors alike, becoming a recognizable landmark in the coastal fabric.

Sandridge Lookout offers breathtaking and uninterrupted panoramic views of the beach, the city's western face, and Port Phillip Bay. Visitors should not miss out on walking or running along the gravel path that connects the lookout to Hobson Bay. The lookout is also a great spot to take photos and enjoy the coastal landscape.

The best time to visit Sandridge Lookout is during the summer months of December to February when the weather is warm and sunny. During this time, visitors can enjoy the surrounding landscape and take stunning photos without worrying about the weather. It is not recommended to visit during the winter months of June to August when the weather is cold and rainy.

Visitors to Sandridge Lookout can conveniently take a train to Southern Cross Station and then take the 109 tram towards Port Melbourne. The tram stops at the corner of Graham and Clark Streets, and from there, visitors can easily walk to the lookout point. Alternatively, visitors can take a taxi or drive to the lookout, which has a car park nearby.