Worm Bay

Located on the eastern side of Bay of Martyrs, Worm Bay in Peterborough, Australia, is a small gap in the limestone bluffs that provides visitors with stunning views and the perfect place to exercise.

This relatively open beach has a length of 100 meters and can be accessed through the trestle path that winds down the 10-meter-high limestone cliffs. The staircase leading down to Worm Bay beach is a must-try experience for visitors. This path provides an immersive experience of walking down the cliff-face, and once at the beach, visitors can explore the area's breathtaking scenery. While at the beach, visitors can walk along the shoreline, set up a picnic on the beach or under the limestone cliffs or explore the area's rock pools. There are also nearby walking trails in Bay of Martyrs where visitors can explore the area's natural beauty. For instance, visitors can visit the lookout close to Worm Bay, which provides magnificent views of the ocean and limestone cliffs. Visitors can make their way to the Bay of Martyrs car park and take the stroll to the bay from there. The best time to visit Worm Bay is during the summer months of December to February when the weather is warm and sunny. Visitors to Worm Bay can drive along the Great Ocean Road up to either end of the beach. For instance, the Falls of Halladale car park, located 300 meters west of Worm Bay offers parking space for those accessing the beach from that end. Visitors arriving in Peterborough, Victoria can also take a train or bus and then drive to Worm Bay using available car rental options. Worm Bay Peterborough offers visitors an