Plan your Werribee South seascape and explore delicious food along the way.
Werribee South’s tranquil and untouched coastline is soothing with its gentle waves rolling onto the sandy shore, a place of calm and effortlessness. The open horizon creates a peaceful, reflective atmosphere perfect for unwinding and reconnecting with nature.
If you’re looking for a seascape, consider the untouched coastline of Werribee South! It’s an area teeming with opportunities to explore above and below the water.
Kick off the day by heading to Wyndham Cache for a hearty breakfast. This café and deli serve up a range of quirky-titled dishes and culinary delights!
After something cheerful? Head to Oh Happy Day café in Point Cook. This bright, cheerful and welcoming café makes eating fun – why not try the ‘Ban Mi Style Fried Chicken Burger, Lemon pepper calamari Or Slow Cooked Pulled pork Benedict. There are loads of different options to choose from!
If pot to plate is your bag, head over to The Garden Feast for all-day brunch. You’ll be buzzing with energy after you tuck into the Spring Sago, Welsh Rarebit or Zucchini Fritters with a side of Werribee South Greens!
With a happy belly, make your way to the Werribee South Foreshore and enjoy the drive along the rich red soil of Werribee South’s market gardens. Werribee South is recognised as the broad leaf vegetable capital of Australia with over 3,000 hectares of cultivated land, adding to the unspoilt feel of the Werribee South Foreshore! You’ll feel a world away.
The beach at Werribee South remains in its natural state where calm, shallow waters meet a natural shoreline. Small boats gently bob in the distance as soft sea spray drifts through the air, creating a sense of relaxed, beachside bliss.
Love fishing? Werribee South Beach is a perfect place to catch bream, squid, snapper and flathead. Launch your boat at the ramp, fish from the jetty or throw in a line from the sand and watch eager pelicans flap about to inspect your catch!
Shaded BBQs are available, as well as picnic areas and playgrounds providing a fun day out for the entire family.
If you’re up for some exercise, amble amongst the Norfolk pines that elegantly line the beach and then drive up to Campbell’s Cove. Here you’ll find colourful and quirky boathouses set along a rugged patch of coastline. Pick out your favourite colour and take a happy snap!
If you’ve still got some time to explore, extend your waterfront experience and drop by Wyndham Harbour, the world-class marina. It’s a stunning hub for recreational boating, regattas and races and there’s a diverse selection of eateries to suit everyone’s tastes.
Along with all the marina activities, it’s really an ideal spot for some fresh air on land. Stroll along the boardwalk and enjoy a long lunch at 3030 Waterfront. Then sit on the dock of the bay and enjoy the sweeping view of Port Phillip Bay and the Melbourne city skyline.
Stay safe around the water.
- Swim between the red and yellow flags at a patrolled beach wherever possible
- Actively supervise children and keep them within arm's reach
- Never swim alone
- Know and stick to your limits
- Always wear a lifejacket when boating
Find more top tips at Beach Safe and Parks Victoria.
