Shack Bay
Descend a winding staircase to find your very own secluded sanctuary on the Bass Coast.
Shack Bay was originally named after the fishermen’s shacks that once occupied the rear of the small beach and is among a series of coves and bays nestled in the deep cliffs along the Bunurong Coast.
The beach is a sheltered bay, frequently used for fishing off the rocks. Although the waves are suitable for surfing, be cautious of the rocks.
The 150-meter long beach is situated in a 200-meter-wide gully and is bordered by nearly continuous rock flats.
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Beach Safety
Address
Cape Paterson-Inverloch Rd, Inverloch
Accessibility
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Patrols
There are currently no services provided by Surf Life Saving Australia for this beach. Please take the time to learn more about staying safe when swimming at beaches on the Bass Coast. Click here to view general surf education information.
Swimming
Bathing is safest at high tide, on the sand and close inshore, when the rocks are covered. At low tide, bare rock and deep holes are exposed.
Surfing
There are two breaks here: an outer break off the western point, and an inner break over the reefs. However, watch the rocks.
Fishing
A popular spot for anyone looking for a relatively protected bay to fish off the rocks.
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