Cowes Beach History
How to Get There
Unique Coastal Environment
The coastal environment along its coast makes Cowes Beach unique with its bay beaches, clear blue water and coastal views. The gentle waves and calm waters allow you to swim or paddle board at your own pace here. This spot has lovely sand dunes and thick forests surrounding it, making it more interesting. Among them are Ventnor Beach, just near Silverleaves Beach, which is part of the Cowes Foreshore.
Cowes Beach Activities
Family Beach Games
Water Sports and Rentals
If you want to try out different water sports at Cowes Beach, there are many options available. The calm waters and beautiful coastal views make paddleboarding very popular here, and they have rentals for all types of boards, including surfboards, bodyboards and stand-up paddleboards (SUP). Jet skiing adds another level of excitement to this beach experience and will drive every thrill seeker mad while enjoying the sun-kissed sea shores on their holiday days here. Paddle boards and jet skis are some of the equipment you can always rent from here as they have rental facilities that offer such services, making it easy to access these equipment.
Chill and Soak
Sails at Sunset
Nearby Cowes Beach
Around Cowes Beach, there are heaps to see and do. Smiths Beach and Ventnor Beach are nearby, each with its own vibe. A sailing club which is frequented by yachties and those who love yachting and associated activities is near our town as well as many shops where you can buy food, restaurants that serve different types of cuisine, accommodation places, small boutique hotels on the main street in Cowes — all these are part of local culture dot Melbourne among others. The Phillip Island Nature Parks are a must-see for anyone who wants to have wildlife experiences including watching the famous Australian fairy penguins besides offering similar activities in their farm.
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FAQ
What are the conditions at Cowes’ Beach?
Flat water with ripples is perfect for swimming and families at Cowes Beach. This section has good swimming and is family-friendly.
Are There Any Unpatrolled Areas On The Cowes?
Yes, there are some unpatrolled areas of Cowes Beach. Be very careful in these areas and always follow the beach rules.
What Can I Do On The Cowes Beach?
Cowes beach has shell collecting, paddle boarding, jet skiing or just sitting on the sand. There’s also facilities for family friendly activities like beach games and walking on the sand.
How do I get to Cowes Beach from Melbourne?
You can drive from Melbourne to Cowes in about 2 hours via the Monash Freeway and Bass Highway or take the bus from Melbourne or a scenic ferry to Phillip Island.
What’s near Cowes Beach?
Nearby attractions include Phillip Island Nature Parks (especially the Penguin Parade), Seal Rocks, French Island, Churchill Island Heritage Farm (with sheep shearing) and San Remo township.
