Southside Beach is a clothes-optional beach located near Torquay, in Victoria, Australia. It is designated as a legal nudist beach under the Nudity Act 1983.
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It would be nice to have a chairlift (with views!) straight down to the beach rather than go up and down, up and down that horrid steep path! If gravelwash is on the path e.g. after rain, there is a very real risk of slipping and injury. The beach itself is atmospheric and narrow in its presentation, and IMHO not as good as decades-long favourite Point Impossible. Something to note: I would advise caution in busy, populous holiday periods in the car park where thieves/vandals have been reported active (Christmas/New Year holidays...
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Beautiful beach with a huge expanse of sand to find space to relax. Alternative dress beach so you can get that all over tan and feel the sun all over your body. Safe and friendly beach goers with the odd group of hikers walking along the shore line to their destination. Just walk down the steep stairs and pathway and go right at the bottom of the stairs and you’ll be in the nude sunbathing area. ( make sure you have taken everything from your car you need as it’s a long walk back to...
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A fantastic walking trail leads you along various viewpoints and lookouts atop the cliffs looking out along the coast. There's also a path that leads down to the beach itself (apparently a nude one, although no nudity was seen) but this can be intense walking back up! Ridiculously steep. Either way, you have several opportunities to watch the massive waves crash against the shore.
Would definitely recommend! Just bring something warm, the wind...
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