Anglesea, Victoria

There is a surge in population during the summer months, reaching a peak around Christmas and New Year's Eve, as many Melbourne residents arrive for the holiday season.

The Surf Coast Walk passes through the town and can either be followed north-east along the coastline to Torquay or south-east towards Aireys Inlet and Moggs Creek.

The Coogoorah Park is located towards the end of the River Reserve Road which boasts of a network of islands connected by boardwalks and bridges through wetlands.

[9] Anglesea has a recently re-built skateboard ramp which has led a controversial life, with the construction material having changed from wood to steel, and then concrete.

More experienced and adventurous surfers can tackle the more exposed beaches to the north and south of the town, or several offshore reefs, which are accessible via boat or a lengthy paddle from shore.

View of Point Roadknight, to the southwest of the town centre, as seen from a lookout above the Great Ocean Road.
Aerial panorama of the coastal township of Anglesea, Victoria and the Anglesea River. Shot September 2018.
Point Roadknight Back Beach Aerial Panorama. Shot September 2018.