Point Lonsdale Lighthouse

Absolutely stunning part of the world...

Great vantage point to look over the rip entrance to Port Philip Bay. Spot the huge ships entering the harbour. Walk around the lighthouse and explore the surroundings. Well worth the trip.

Cannot believe I haven't been here before and bypass to go to Torquay and onwards. Such a gem. The lighthouse was closed so I'm unsure of waits during peak times. It was quiet and great. We were happy with a little walk on the pier and around the lighthouse. It's stunningly beautiful and very well maintained. Absolutely adored everything about Point Lonnie. The locals are friendly, down to earth too. We had such a beautiful time just walking and taking in the breathtaking views. So much magical parts of Mother Earth at our fingertips. I'll definitely come again for a longer stay and swim next time. 🙏❤

"Discover the Serenity of Point Lonsdale: Where Coastal Charm Meets Tranquility"

Nestled along the picturesque coastline of Victoria, just a stone's throw away from the iconic Queencliff and a scenic drive past the bustling city of Geelong, lies the charming seaside town of Point Lonsdale. Enveloped by the soothing sounds of crashing waves and infused with a laid-back coastal vibe, Point Lonsdale beckons travelers seeking solace and rejuvenation amidst breathtaking natural beauty.

At the heart of this cozy coastal retreat, visitors will find an array of inviting restaurants, bars, and eateries, each offering a delectable fusion of fresh seafood delicacies and locally sourced delights. Whether indulging in a leisurely seaside brunch or savoring a gourmet dinner as the sun sets over the horizon, culinary delights await at every turn.

For the adventurous spirit, Point Lonsdale's pristine beaches provide the perfect playground. With waves that beckon surfers to ride the swell and golden sands that invite leisurely strolls, every moment spent by the water is a testament to the allure of coastal living. Dive into the crystal-clear waters for a refreshing swim, or simply bask in the warmth of the sun as seabirds dance overhead.

Dominating the landscape with its majestic presence, the iconic Point Lonsdale Lighthouse stands as a silent sentinel, guiding ships safely through treacherous waters. A beacon of maritime history, this historic landmark offers visitors a glimpse into the region's rich maritime heritage and panoramic views of the rugged coastline.

Whether seeking adventure on the waves, savoring culinary delights, or simply basking in the tranquility of coastal living, Point Lonsdale promises an unforgettable escape from the everyday hustle and bustle. Come, explore the hidden gem of Victoria's coastline and discover the magic of Point Lonsdale."

What a lovely, serene and refreshing spot it is! We went with my parents and there were very few people on Footy final Saturday. Pier is a gem and not too long, a paradise for fishing as well. The views of the lighthouse were amazing. It could be a great spot for photography lovers at sunset.

Definitely an amazing place. It wasn't crowded at all so you can spend some quiet time just admiring the beauty of the place. Will come back next time I'm in Melb.

It was a really good experience. We went in the evening. It was a cool and windy weather. Moderately crowded. If you enjoy long walks, this is a lovely place to visit. Just remember to grab a coffee or drink to enjoy your time there. I would recommend going in around afternoon if you are visiting during winter or on cloudy days. Evenings might be best for summers.

Point Lonsdale Lighthouse is a hidden gem that's worth the journey. Nestled away, it might be a bit off the beaten path, but the breathtaking view across the bay makes it an unforgettable experience. Excellent spot for snorkelling!

A fantastic view over the RIP- great watching ships come through. And awesome snorkeling just below the lighthouse off the rock shelf. Was foggy when we was there - the fog horn is so loud - an experience to hear it.

Had such a great time to explore the Point Lonsdale lighthouse and its’ surrounding. So beautiful for a nice weather day.

As the drone ascends, the magnificent vistas of Cape Phillip Bay National Park slowly unveil before your eyes. Waves of azure blue caress the rugged coastline, whispering ancient tales. On the beach, the sea converses intimately with the rocks, sketching the elegance of nature. Our gaze drifts from the verdant fields to the lighthouse, a sentinel of the years, silently narrating the saga of time.

In an instant, the lens sweeps us over the seaside town, where the warm sun kisses each house, intertwining the quiet life of the town with the fervent passion of the ocean, creating a harmonious picture. Here, every moment bears witness to the symbiosis of nature and humanity.

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Beautiful natural beauty!! Great place to explore rock pools, nice beach for a swim. Great little place to spend the afternoon or day exploring. Try it for yourself, I'm sure you won't be dissapointed 😀

Biked from Drysdale to queenscliff on the bellarine railtrail then biked down the road to point Lonsdale light house fabulous views of the ships sailing in from the sea to the bay, beautiful beaches to explore and relax 😌

Good view and quiet place to spend time alone.

Point Lonsdale is a lovely little village, very chilled and away from the hustle and bustle of the main surf beaches on the Bellarine.

A must visit place, don't miss. Depending on the time of the day you might catch a Spirit of Tasmania as well.

Top spot with plenty of parking and amazing views out to sea. An easy and well marked path takes you only a few minutes to get to the lighthouse, or park in town and simply walk past the playground and follow that path.

Really brings back some memories, I was here 35 years ago and a lot has changed. There was a servo and milk bar about a kilometre back from lighthouse and nothing else but modest houses, now there's a whole shopping precinct and McMansions everywhere. In my eyes, tourism won, leave it alone - lost...

Man made structure standing tall through the rough seas. Point Lonsdale is an amazing slice of nature by the sea side. Sea breeze was clean and crisp.

What an absolutely beautiful spot to watch the sunset. We went down in the light house and found this little Cove

Beautiful place for sunset and sunrise.