Sorrento Surf Life Saving Club

A quick few mins climb to the lookout. Marvellous view for the sunset.

Great beach. Often wind protected. Good swimming and surfing plus rock pools. Not a lot of parking. There is also BBQ area at the back. Walk to the lookout for a great view

The toilets that form a part of the life saving club are a disgrace and during a busy Christmas period it's not good enough. The car park was full and people were everywhere and should be provided with clean nice smelling be facilities.

Absolutely stunningThe waves where so powerful that the beach was closed but it was lovely

Took a friend for her first visit to Sorrento back beach. She was very impressed

One of the most beautiful beaches near Melbourne. Water is crystal clear with lovely rock pools for swimming in.

Stunning views. Ocean was crystal clear, but a bit colder than on the Bay side. Recommend going at low tide to check out the tide pools.

Staff always on alert and training kids too! But there is 2 outdoor showers and constantly 50 people in queue. Waited an hour to rinse. Maybe time to get few more showers!

An excellent beach for a day trip from Melbourne.How to get there:Of course the obvious option of driving, which takes about an hour and half from CBD Melbourne. However, public transport is available too. Take a bus from Frankston Train station and you are here in about 20 min of bus trip and about 15min walk.What to do?The beach in itself is great fun, but the best part is the Jump into the natural pool formed along the beach. There is a natural water body adjacent to a mini cliff and many tourists take a dive into it for fun and mini scale adrenaline rush.The pool is not very kid-safe though.There is a walking trail to the St Pauls beach from here and the views dellin the cliffs along the path are awesome.There is a decent cafe and restaurant with great views at the club.Highly recommended visit if you have a day at your disposal and are in Melbourne.

Cool place to hang out. It's so clean and safe.