Point Impossible Beach

Point Impossible Beach is a clothing-optional beach in Torquay, Victoria, where visitors can enjoy a broad expanse of white sand. The shoreline is protected by tall dunes covered in native vegetation, with rock formations visible along parts of the coast.

The beach gained official status in 1983 under legislation that designated it as a legal space for clothing-optional recreation. This recognition established it as an important site in Victoria's coastal landscape.

The beach draws people seeking freedom and connection with nature in a non-judgmental setting. Visitors come from across the region to participate in this lifestyle, making it a gathering place for like-minded individuals.

Access is available via The Esplanade with gravel parking and restroom facilities behind the dune area. Plan to arrive early or later in the day when the sun is less intense over the open expanse.

The southeastern exposure and extensive rock reefs create wave patterns distinct from other nearby beaches, attracting experienced water enthusiasts. The geological formation draws surfers seeking specific conditions year-round.

Location: Victoria

GPS coordinates: -38.31310,144.36500

Latest update: December 9, 2025 18:49