Cape Woolamai Beach

After leaving Moonlit Sanctuary Conservation Park, we headed towards Phillip Island. Our first stop was at Cape Woolamai, the highest point on Phillip Island, which is also the largest shearwater rookery. We made a short photo stop here before continuing towards our ultimate destination on Phillip Island.

The crashing waves at Woolamai Beach were calling to local surfers. Several of them answered the call. It is one of Victoria's most popular surfing beaches. The region was recently declared a National Surfing Reserve in recognition of its rich surfing heritage and pristine natural environment. 

This video will give you front row seats to all the action.

Woolamai Beach Crashing Waves



For more images from our photo stop, see our Woolamai Beach photo album.

We'll talk more about our first day in Melbourne in another post.  For more images, see our Shutterfly Photo Page.
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