Point Addis Marine National Park

Point Addis Marine National Park extends across 4,600 hectares of protected waters, reaching from Anglesea to Bells Beach along the Victorian coastline.

The marine park received its official protected status designation in November 2002, becoming the third largest marine national park in Victoria.

The waters and coastal areas belong to the traditional Sea Country of the Wadawurrung People, who maintain connections through cultural walks and conservation.

The park allows visitors to observe marine life through activities such as snorkeling, diving, and walking along designated coastal paths.

The marine park contains rhodolith beds formed by coralline red algae, marking the first discovery of this distinct habitat in Victorian waters.

Location: Surf Coast Shire

Operator: Victorian Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning

GPS coordinates: -38.41988,144.24607

Latest update: March 5, 2025 04:03