Mother's Beach, <em>Melbourne</em>
Melbourne

Mother's Beach, Melbourne

About Mother's Beach

As the name suggests, Mothers Beach is a favorite amongst locals because of its family friendly nature and safe shallow waters. An hour’s drive from Melbourne’s CBD, Mothers Beach is sheltered by towering cypress trees and has a number of BBQ and picnic facilities that make for a great day out with the family.

On the Mornington Peninsula, one is lucky enough to have some of Victoria's best bay and back beaches that are separated by a small stretch of land in between. Some of the beaches are only accessible via coastal walking tracks within National Parks whilst others are located near the main shopping strip along Point Nepean Road.

Mothers Beach is below the Mornington Park and playground so it can be easier to get parking and it overlooks the Mornington pier. There are also toilets and BBQ's. One of the Mornington’s three beaches north of the jetty, this is a stand-out for its family friendly safe swimming and shallow waters. It has a lovely stretch of clean sand and there are picnic tables and barbecues under shady trees.


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Mother's Beach Highlights

• Provides a perfect enjoyment area for kids with soft golden sand and blue sea waters at the Mornington Peninsula.
• Makes an ideal spot to spend some quality time with your family as it is one of the safest beaches in the country.
• Sit back, relax, and unwind your senses or spend time alone sunbathing on Mothers Beach.
• Go fishing at the pier, canoeing, boat rides, kayaking, and stand-up paddle boarding with your friends at the beach.
• Enjoy delicious fish and chips at the cafe next to the pier on Mothers Beach.
• Relish the facilities like shaded areas, barbecues, picnic facilities, and parking areas at Mothers Beach.
• Walk towards the harbor heading straight to the end of the street and feel the soft breeze on your face while strolling.
• Adore the spectacular view of the horizon during the sunrise or sunset at Mothers Beach in Melbourne.

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