Pyramid Rock to Berrys Beach return, Phillip Island
Pyramid Rock to Berrys Beach return, Phillip Island
Beginning with views of the impressive Pyramid Rock, this gorgeous, exposed coastal walk along the Island's southern clifftops will take about 2 hours to complete there and back.
Summary
Beginning with views of the impressive Pyramid Rock, this gorgeous, exposed coastal walk along the Island's southern clifftops will take about 2 hours to complete there and back.
Description
Starting at the Pyramid Rock end of the walk it's just a short stroll down to a wheelchair accessible viewing platform. True to its name Pyramid Rock cuts an impressive silhouette against the Bass Strait backdrop.
The walk to Berry's Beach features wonderful and changing views, with plenty of wildlife spotting too. As you get closer to Berry's Beach you will see some development occurring, but this walk never loses its coastal charm.
There's a nice section of boardwalk early on in the walk, and refer to our photos when the path splits and you're not sure which way to head.
We found this walk to be longer than many websites state, with our GPS tracker putting the distance about 6.5km return.
Not pram friendly.
No dogs allowed.
Toilets are located at both ends of the walk at the car parks, however the Pyramid Rock toilets were closed for maintenance when we visited in early winter 2021
10452 Views
Points of Interest
1. Pyramid Rock view
The best view of the rock is a short stroll from the car park. Photo credit: Visit Victoria (Rob Blackburn)
2. Track to Berrys Beach
After viewing the rock, begin the coastal walk here.
3. Boardwalk
There is a nice stretch of boardwalk to talk you up and over some rocky sections. The views are spectacular!
4. Farmland
As you walk you'll be reminded that much of Phillip Island remains farming country.
5. View spot
Seat
6. Wallaby spotting
There are so many wallabies. Walk in the late afternoon and you'll soon get your eye in.
7. Views over Berrys Beach
Berrys Beach is a rugged spot popular with experienced surfers. The beach is quite rocky and great for those who love a quieter beach with plenty of rockpools to explore. See link for conditions.
8. Coastal development
Some large homes are cropping up along the cliff. What a view the lucky owners must have!
9. Go down to tea trees
We took the wrong path initially so head down to the tea trees, rather than follow the vehicle track to the right.
10. Little bridge
This is what you'll find in amongst the tea trees!
11. Head north here
Go through the narrow gateway straight ahead. Don't go left here as the little goat tracks disappear!
12. Take the road
To get to Berry's Beach you take this little roadway detour about 200m.
13. Toilets at Berrys car park
There are some rota loo toilets. One is wheelchair accessible.
14. Stairs down to Berrys Beach
You can continue down the stairs to this rugged rocky beach - popular with surfers when conditions are right. Not patrolled.
15. Views of Red Bluff
It's been a great walk already, but you're rewarded with different views on the way back to Pyramid Rock!
Features
Seating available
Public toilets
Nature trail
