Somers Beach — Attraction in Melbourne

Beautiful beach. It's a little hidden away from the public which makes it better. Be careful to swim where there aren't many rocks because they can be sharp and unsteady underfoot. The wind tends to blow around a lot of sand, so it's best to visit when it isn't too windy. If you choose to walk/run the beach line, bring appropriate shoes as the surface isn't smooth. Somers beach is a splendid part of the Mornington Peninsula...

Had a great day with my wife and the dogs at the beach. We found a quiet spot away from the other people and had a lovely swim with the dogs in the ocean.

The car park was pretty full but had a few spots available so we had no trouble parking and getting the dogs and bags out of the car.

If you love to bring your dogs with you to the beach this is a fantastic place to go. But you have to keep them on the...

It's a secluded, rocky beach. There's a off street parking area and there's a wooden set of steps (100 steps) leading to the shore. Good for walks but there was lots of seaweed washed ashore which on the day we visited . Foreshore appeared a bit abandoned and unkempt. When you walk down from 100 steps ( opposite direction from yatch club) there's a off leash dog play area but dogs must be on leash all...