Rhyll Beach

Last updated October 2026

Rhyll Beach is in a quiet Phillip Island village on Western Port. Bass Coast Shire says it is popular with families because of its low waves and scenic outlook; it is sandy at high tide and has mudflats at low tide. The beach is not patrolled by lifesavers, so supervise children closely. The council lists toilets including an accessible toilet, sealed car parks with accessible spaces, barbecue and picnic facilities, and a wheelchair-suitable path along the beachfront and jetty. A jetty, boat ramp, fishing club and yacht club are here, and the local tavern, restaurants, cafes and general store sell food and drinks. Nearby (OpenStreetMap): The Foreshore (restaurant, about 170 m), Tides of Rhyll (takeaway, about 180 m) and My Seaside Cafe (cafe, about 250 m).

Rhyll Beach is in a quiet Phillip Island village on Western Port. Bass Coast Shire says it is popular with families because of its low waves and scenic outlook; it is sandy at high tide and has mudflats at low tide. The beach is not patrolled by lifesavers, so supervise children closely. The council lists toilets including an accessible toilet, sealed car parks with accessible spaces, barbecue and picnic facilities, and a wheelchair-suitable path along the beachfront and jetty. A jetty, boat ramp, fishing club and yacht club are here, and the local tavern, restaurants, cafes and general store sell food and drinks. Nearby: The Foreshore (restaurant, about 170 m), Tides of Rhyll (takeaway, about 180 m) and My Seaside Cafe (cafe, about 250 m).

Facts checked against the venue's own website on 22 October 2026.