The Caves Beach — Attraction in Inverloch

We spent the afternoon at the Caves Beach and found it endlessly interesting. There are lots of rocks to climb and rock pools to explore. Information panels, on the walk from the carpark to the beach, tell a really interesting story about the history of the area (including dinosaur info, and pictures, for little enthusiasts). I think the actual cave, for which the beach is named, may actually have collapsed, but it's absolutely worth the visit...

Really interesting cave entrances with large rocks from the cliffs above restricting access. Could get in if your keen but we were there the day after a 4.3 earthquake nearby so thought better of going in. Beach with dinosaur fossils and markings required imagination to interpret what we found but lovely place to explore at low tide. Unfortunately the dinosaur footprint of world renown had been destroyed by some moron in recent times...

I love this... beach? Cove? There is a small (dirt) carpark, and stairs down to the... bay. The rocks and other formations are endlessly interesting, and the vibrant greens and sometimes orange colours are beautiful to look at. Little rock-pools form too. At low tide, it's even worth looking around for dinosaur footprints along with some of the caves - here and in a couple of other places along this...