Waterfront Geelong, Recreational waterfront district in Geelong, Australia.

Waterfront Geelong is a recreational precinct along the bay with paved pathways and dining options. It includes an enclosed swimming area, children's play facilities, and open spaces for relaxation by the water.

The area formed part of the Port of Geelong before falling into disuse, then was redeveloped as a recreation and tourism precinct during the 1990s. The Royal Geelong Yacht Club, established in 1859, stands on the bay shore, and the adjacent Bay City Marina opened on 7 November 1987. The restored 1892 carousel went on show in its new pavilion on 14 October 2000.

Colorful painted bollards line the waterfront path, showing figures and moments from the area's past. They serve as a visual story that locals and visitors notice while walking along the water.

The area is flat and easy to walk through with clear pathways marked throughout. Summer months are best for swimming and sunbathing, though the paths remain accessible year-round.

The Royal Geelong Yacht Club was established in 1859 on the bay's shores, and the adjacent Bay City Marina opened on 7 November 1987. The club's presence predates the waterfront's 1990s redevelopment as a recreation area.