The bayside suburb of Beaumaris is located on Port Phillip Bay, between Black Rock and Mentone.

Beaumaris is in an interesting location, on a headland that almost surrounds the entire suburb on three sides by water, with its extremities at Ricketts Point and Table Rock Point. The coastline consists of a mixture of sandy beaches and sections of steep cliffs. A pedestrian and bicycle trail follows the entire length of the Beaumaris coastline, along the cliff tops and beaches. A couple of yachting clubs are situated on the foreshore as well as a jetty, picnic areas and BBQ facilities.

The main commercial centre of Beaumaris is situated off Reserve Road, bounded by shops fronting the the North, South and East Concourse, creating a central square of gardens and car parking. A couple of smaller centres are located on Balcombe Road and along Keys Street at the coastal boulevard of Beach Road.

	Bayside Coastal Arts Trail A trail covering 16 kilometres along the coast from Brighton to Beaumaris, it features signboards celebrating the lives and artwork of notable Australian artists who painted the Bayside coast in years past
	Ricketts Point Marine Sanctuary A 115 hectare sanctuary located off the coast of Beaumaris, featuring sandstone rock platforms extending from the shore that create a diverse marine environment

Go Bayside Covering the coastal suburbs around Beaumaris including attractions, shopping, dining, events, beaches, parks, history and culture

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