February: I visited this area twice - once on an overcast and blowy day and the other a sunny day. Both made for different experiences and photographic opportunities. The pier has a carpark near by and walking paths that lead off to different areas. There are also toilets and a playground. Walking along the pier to the end is great and if the tide is out have a wander under the pier - great shots to be had there. [Only posted photos from the first visit, which was overcast]. There are also old relics from boat ramps along the beach worth a look. There are some signs around with historical facts which are also interesting to read. The beach there itself is full of seaweed, but walkable. Worth a look and a wander around to the lookouts nearby and of course the main city centre. [When the current situation is over, of course]. *This was before the COVID-19 social isolations.

It's been a while since we were here. There is a lengthy concrete pier alongside the old wooden one. Plenty of fishermen dotted along the pier without too many fish being caught. The views across to Phillip Island and the Nobbies are spectacular especially when the surf is running.

Took a few days off to take the wife there.. it’s a great place if you wanna get away from all the city chaos. The views are fantastic and time seems to stop. Definitely a must visit.