San Remo Bridge

San Remo Bridge in Newhaven, Australia is a busy throughway that serves as the gateway to Phillip Island, a popular travel destination known for its wildlife and scenic views.

The bridge is unique as it is made of concrete and steel, and is tall in the middle to allow smaller boats to pass underneath it. It is the only way to get on and off Phillip Island, and most people travel by car.

San Remo is a charming seaside town famous for its fishing and dining options. Visitors can keep an eye out for pelicans and other exotic birds as they hunt along the foreshore. The town offers several recreational activities, including the celebration of all things aquatic, as it is home to Australia's largest shark fishing fleet. The George Bass Coastal Walk is a popular activity that takes visitors on a stroll along the cliffs from San Remo to Kilcunda, passing by deserted beaches and bays, and Quarry Rocks, where stone was quarried to build banks and business chambers in Melbourne.

The best time to visit San Remo is during the summer months of December to February when the weather is warm and sunny. To get to San Remo Bridge in Newhaven, visitors can drive from Melbourne, which is approximately a 90-minute drive away newline.