Queenscliff South Pier

Very nice place to visit add it and fish from

One of the better piers in the area for sure! Pier is quite long with some great views of the other cliff side part of the entrance to Port Phillip. There's a small beach area nearby and the water is quite full of fish and calamari, with a few fisherman scattered along the pier. Definitely worth visiting simply for the views across the water!

Love coming here with my little family. The pier is huge and we always see people fishing. The water’s great for swimming. Soft sand. Toilets and parking are close by as well.

Awesome pier and great place to fish lots of regulars frequent this spot. Heard there is some good squid fishing here. Also the boarding point for some dive charters. There are large shelters there so if you need to escape the sun there is also a nice area to sit and chill.

Everyone loves a stroll along a historic pier, and this ones is beauty, complete with historic life boat station, and covered all weather covered passenger shed, as the pier Was once the Queenscliff terminus for the steamers coming down from Melbourne. Just to make things even better, the fishing good, the beach is really lovely (be careful of the tidal stream, it's strong), with views across Port Philip Heads to Point Nepean.

I was posted to the Fort 1969-71. History of the Fort is greatly interesting. Local township very friendly.

Beach is full of seaweed.I tried fishing, targeting Australian salmon and/or flathead but all I can catch are Banjo sharks and toad fish. Others are catching garfish though.

This is such a gorgeous ‘all season’ Pier. Located centrally in Queenscliff, it has good access from the large carpark. Note this is also where the toilets are.Popular with anglers, you’ll find people either in the shelter on a windy day with their rods out in the water or on their little deck chair watching their lines.Popular with kids as a place to leap off the end of the pier (which does annoy some people who are fishing) its a gorgeous place to come and visit.Wheelchair friendly. Close to shops for food and refreshments.Interesting information boards line the pier with some history of the area. Well worth a read.