Sorrento Beach, <em>Melbourne</em>
Melbourne

Sorrento Beach, Melbourne

About Sorrento Beach

One of the scenic and beautiful beaches of Melbourne, Sorrento, is an absolute treat to watch during sunset hours.  Encompassed by a canopy of Port Philip Bay waters on one side and Bass Straight waters on the other side, Sorrento proves to be an awesome tourist spot for people of all age groups. The foreshore that surrounds the beach is replete with an absolute natural extravaganza, making it one of Melbourne’s most beautiful beaches.

Added to this, the beach has lots of jetties clear-water rock pools, and an incredible coastline that you just cannot get enough of! Visit here during the evenings to time your trip with the sunset, to experience the beauty of the beach in its full form.


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Sorrento Beach Highlights

• Take a walk along the borders of the private coastal gardens of Sorrento Beach and admire the dramatic scenery of the region.
• Discover the Sorrento back beach to witness the sturdy wave action near the pier and indulge in surfing activities.
• Sight the beautiful landmarks of Melbourne from the Sorrento front beaches in the evening lights.
• Stroll between the front and back beaches of Sorrento through the restaurants, cafes, and fabulous shops and feel the freshness of the sea breeze.
• Take the historical walk along the Sorrento Beach trail to discover a museum, an old tram line, a graveyard, an original settlement, and plenty of other historical buildings in Melbourne.
• Indulge in the foreshore camping in Sorrento Beach, but you should be careful of the busy main jetty and boat camp.
• Fly kites on the grassy area and give tough competition to your friends on the Sorrento beach.
• Bring your dogs for a night or morning walk for some regular exercise. 

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