The San Remo Coastal Circuit is a scenic walk located in San Remo, Australia.
It offers beautiful views of Cape Woolamai, the bridge to Phillip Island, and Western Port. The circuit is a 2.5 km loop that takes about 40 minutes to complete, while the coastal walk is approximately 4 km and takes around an hour.
The walk curves around Davis Point, follows Children’s Beach and Back Beach, and has a mix of different surfaces such as gravel, sand, stone, beach, stairs, and concrete paths. It is rated as an easy walk and provides stunning scenic views, making it perfect for nature lovers and photographers.
In San Remo, there are several coffee shops and hotels where visitors can grab a coffee or a quick bite. The local bakery offers a range of tempting baked goods for those with a sweet tooth.
Aside from the San Remo Coastal Circuit, visitors can also explore the George Bass Coastal Walk, which is a more challenging walk that allows for further exploration of the coastline. This walk passes by Quarry Rocks, where stone was quarried for construction purposes.
San Remo is well-known for its aquatic adventures, particularly fishing. Visitors can fish off the jetty or join a fishing charter to experience firsthand how these fishes are caught. San Remo is home to Australia's largest shark fishing fleet.
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, visitors can drive approximately 120 km southeast of Melbourne. There are several parking options available, including the San