Bellarine Bayside manages a number of built public facilities along the coastal reserve including the 17km Bellarine Coastal Trail, parks and open spaces, playgrounds, boat ramps, public BBQs, amenity blocks, public furniture, car parks, jetties, and more.
Bellarine Bayside is responsible for the maintenance of five boat ramps between Point Richards and St Leonards.
Other boating information:
The Boating Vic website and app are a hub for boating information and knowledge. You can check bay, ramp and weather conditions before heading out, including via ramp cams installed at Point Richards, Indented Head and St Leonards boat ramps.
St Leonards boat ramp also has an alternative camera HERE.
Discover other boat ramps in the region.
Make sure you are aware of boating and swimming zones in Port Phillip Bay.
The Bellarine Coastal Trail provides access to a variety of coastal landscapes and 17 kilometres of temperate coastal waters. Meander along the Bellarine Coastal Trail and marvel in the expansive coastal vistas or watch groups of tiny red‐capped plovers feeding in the protected area of the coastal saltmarsh.
Bellarine Bayside acknowledges the Wadawurrung People as the Traditional Custodians of the Bellawiyn land, waterways and skies, and we pay our respects to their Elders past, present and future. We recognise the unique ability of Wadawurrung People to care for Country and the intrinsic spiritual, cultural, economic, social and environmental connections they share with the land and waters. We are committed to partnering with Wadawurrung to achieve effective management of Country through self-determination.
Bellarine Bayside is committed to providing respectful and inclusive workplace, valuing the unique contributions, skills and perspectives of each individual. We are committed to providing a work environment free of discrimination and harassment.