Diamond Bay, named after the Diamond jubilee of Queen Victoria, is a popular family beach surrounded by impressive sandstone cliffs. The site is a …
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Diamond Bay
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Diamond Bay (photo: Mornington Peninsula Tourism)
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Bay of Islands lookout (photo: Jess Mackay)
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Bay of Islands lookout (photo: Jess Mackay)
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Diamond Bay, named after the Diamond jubilee of Queen Victoria, is a popular family beach surrounded by impressive sandstone cliffs.
The site is a popular location for surf fishing as is slightly more protected than other areas of the coast with extensive rock platforms.
Diamond Bay Road leads to a small car park behind the beach which is accessed from a walking track and steep staircase.
Head east to the St Pauls lookout and circuit walk which was a strategic observation site for the early settlers and gives stunning views over the Bay of Islands.
Head west to Jubilee Point for views back to Sorrento. The headland of Jubilee Point also separates Diamond Bay from the smaller St Pauls Beach.
The area around Diamond Bay contains significant Aboriginal midden sites. Please stay to formed tracks to avoid disturbing these fragile, protected sites.
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Point Nepean National Park Master Plan and Quarantine Station
14 Apr 2013
The Victorian Government has released the Point Nepean National Park Master Plan and announced its intention to run a commercial Expression of Interest to seek private sector investment in development of the historic Quarantine Station precinct. For further information and to view the plan go to www.depi.vic.gov.…