Beaches and scenic attractions – Phillip Island

Phillip Island is a popular getaway for its beautiful coastal scenery, sheltered bay beaches on the northern side of the Island and wild surf beaches on the south coast.

Take the time to stop and look out over roaring surf and steep cliff top scenery from lookouts dotted around the island. The Nobbies at the far south-eastern tip of the Island is a magnificent headland with boardwalks and lookout points offering spectacular coastal views along Phillip Island’s rugged south coast.

Other natural landmarks and formations on the island include Pyramid Rock – columns of basalt shaped like a pyramid on a platform of granite that looks out over stunning views of the southern coastline. The Forrest Caves, a series of sea-eroded caverns, and The Colonnades, an unusual rock formation on the cliff face resembling organ pipes, can both be accessed via Phillip Island Tourist Road. On the far south-western corner of the Island is Cape Woolamai – Phillip Island’s highest point criss crossed with walking tracks that lead to viewing platforms and breathtaking views of the dramatic offshore rock formations – The Pinnacles.