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Bird watching
Camping
Fishing
Hang gliding
Horse riding
Medium walk / Day walk
Picnicking
Short walk
Sight-seeing
Surfing
Swimming

Venus Bay No.1 Beach

boogie-board

A broad sandy ocean beach that is popular for swimming and surfing. This beach is patrolled by surf lifesavers during the summer months. Swimmers must be careful as strong currents and rips occur along this section of the coast. Picnic tables and toilet facilities are provided.

Venus Bay No.2 Beach

surfing

A broad sandy ocean beach that is popular for swimming and surfing. There are no toilets at this site but facilities are provided at the nearby Venus Bay No. 1 Beach. Note: This beach is not patrolled. Swimmers must be careful as strong currents and rips occur along this section …

Venus Bay No.3 Beach

Surfers on beach

A broad sandy ocean beach that is popular for swimming and surfing. There are no toilets at this site but facilities are provided at the nearby Venus Bay No. 1 Beach. Note: This beach is not patrolled. Swimmers must be careful as strong currents and rips occur along this section …

Venus Bay No.4 Beach

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A broad sandy ocean beach that is popular for swimming and surfing. Note: This beach is not patrolled. Swimmers must be careful as strong currents and rips occur along this section of the coast. Venus Bay No. 1 Beach is patrolled by surf lifesavers during the summer months.  

Walkerville South Lime Kilns

Walkerville lime kilns

A short walk along the beach at Walkerville rings you unexpectedly upon giant brick buttresses protruding from the cliffs like the ruins of some ancient Roman engineering works. These are all that remain of the Walkerville lime kilns. At the peak of production in the 1890s, up to eighty …

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120,000 international visitors to depart Point Cook by World Migratory Bird Day

09 May 2013

About 120,000 birds arrived at Victorian wetlands during early spring from as far afield as Siberia and Japan. More than 30,000 of them take up residence in the Port Phillip areas of Cheetham Wetlands, Werribee, Swan Bay, Edwards Point and Mud Island. The birds rest and feed during the Northern hemisphere winter, …

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