Robe Town Beach
Town Beach
A small sheltered beach beside the town centre, with calm, shallow water and direct access from Victoria Street. It suits a stroll after a meal or a paddle with the kids.
Town Beach lies on the north side of Victoria Street, in a sheltered cove of Guichen Bay. The beach is short, but the waves are gentle and the water shallow. In summer, families swim and paddleboard here, and there are lawns, picnic tables and a children's playground nearby. A coastal path leads west from the beach to the Chinese Monument and the Customs House, and continues northwest to the obelisk. Robe's historic jetty was destroyed by a storm in June 2025, and remnants of its piles can still be seen along the shore. Please do not climb on them. In the evening, this is a great spot to watch the sunset over Guichen Bay.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Victoria Street, Robe
- Robe Chinese Monument
- Robe Customs House Maritime Museum
- Robe Gaol Ruins
- Cape Dombey Obelisk
- Long Beach
- Little Dip Conservation Park
- Woakwine Cutting