Twin reefs

Located in Inverloch, Australia, Twin Reefs is a natural attraction that offers a unique beach experience for visitors.

The Twin Reefs are two protruding, exposed reefs which create a crenulate platform beach between the base of the vegetated bluffs and the continuous intertidal rock flats. This secluded beach is named for the two areas of rocks upon which tides, swell, and waves bash about on. Twin Reefs is an ideal place to explore due to its unique formations. Tourists can take a leisurely walk along the beach while admiring the calm waters that surround the beach.

Inverloch is a coastal town located in Victoria, Australia. The Bunurong Coastal Drive that connects Twin Reefs with Cape Paterson offers a spectacular view of Bass Strait from the cliff tops. Inverloch's pristine beaches provide ample opportunities for trying new water sports or practicing favorites. The still waters of Anderson Inlet make wakeboarding or windsurfing a breeze, while the surf beach is an ideal spot to introduce children or beginners to surfing. Confident surfers can try Eagles Nest. Visitors can also explore the town's beautiful natural surroundings by walking or cycling along the many boardwalks and coastal trails. The kid-friendly Screw Creek Nature Walk leads to gorgeous views of Anderson Inlet. For a bit of fresh sea air, visitors can take a stroll along the cliffs of the George Bass Coastal Walk or get their legs pumping on Victoria's only coastal rail trail, the Bass Coast Rail Trail.

The best time to visit Twin Reefs is during the summer months of December to February