Where is mornington pier

Do be mindful here of the fisherman. There are usually a lot of them and the lines are littered everywhere. Stay under the pier where possible to avoid fishing lines. This is a great site for both day and night diving! The deepest of the piers on the Mornington Peninsula and well worth a visit. Depths can reach 12 metres out the end. See WillyWeather Mornington as a guide for the tide times and the height of the tide. There is also a nice reef to the left of the pier you can follow along.

To access it enter as you would for the pier and dive along the pier until the point the new structure starts. Cross through the pier here and you can follow a small reef along the edge of Schnapper Point.

Alternatively, you can lower your dive gear onto the stone ledge of the small boat inlet. The best exit point is via the stone ledge. Esplanade Coastal Drive. The Boyz 4 Breakie. Mornington Courthouse Visitor Centre. Mornington Boat Hire. The map below shows the location of the business. To make an enquiry about this listing, complete the form below.

The unit was officially based at Balcombe Camp at Mount Martha but the unit spent most of the time at Mornington. The pier has undergone many changes in it's years. It is still the base for some fishing trawlers but is now mainly used for pleasure craft and fishing. Discover Mornington Peninsula accepts no liability to any person or organisation for information contained in these pages or for any action based on information contained in these pages.

Links from Discover Mornington Peninsula to third party sites do not constitute an endoresement of the parties, their products or their services by Discover Morningotn Peninsula. Immediately to the left of the pier is a small sandy beach.

Rosebud Pier. Rosebud Pier which is located opposite Jetty Road and extends about metres into the water. The shipping channel comes in quite close to the end of the pier before heading out into the bay making every stroll along the pier interesting.

Whether you are an experienced fisherman or just trying your luck, fishing is very popular from the pier. Rye Pier. Rye Pier offers beautiful underwater vistas and some of the warmest water in Port Phillip Bay. The water is approximately 6m maximum in depth. Diving at high tide with calm waters offers the best scenery. Underwater it is predominantly sandy around the pier, with small patches of sea grass and once out from the pier it is pure sand bed.

Safety Beach Pier. This small, picturesque pier is located along the 2. The pier itself is a popular subject of photographers but from out on the pier you can also get some great shots looking back at the colourful bathing boxes lined up along the foreshore.