Warneet North Jetty, Warneet, Victoria

A delightful scenic place for a picnic/BBQ along the Western Port Coastline is at Warneet North Jetty. A jetty that was built in 1956 which is closed due to structural damage. There have been petitions to save the jetty. With teddy bears hanging off the fenced off area and in the lovely little shed at the base of the jetty. It doesn’t take long to realise the passion this little coastal town has for the North Jetty.

The surrounding area is beautiful. With picnic tables and BBQ’s it’s a scenic place to have lunch or dinner with family and friends.

After you’ve had a bite to eat, why not stroll along the 1.2km Warneet Coastal Track to take in the serenity of the area. Stroll along the winding path that hugs the coast and takes you up close to the mangroves. On our visit the wattle trees were just starting to flower adding to the charm of this lovely walk.

For those wanting to fish from a jetty there is the nearby Warneet South Jetty which can be reached by walking a short distance along the Coastal Track. To find out more about what Warneet has to offer and the Warneet coastal track click on the Warneet link.

Warneet North Jetty Facilities

• Picnic/BBQ’s
• Parking
• Nearby public toilets
• Beach
• Coastal Walking track

Places to visit nearby

There are a number of places to visit, from antique shops and fishing places in Tooradin, to the Moonlit Wildlife Conservation Park in Pearcedale. Here you can experience an encounter with a koala, feed the kangaroos or head off to the beautiful beaches and wineries along the Mornington Peninsula.

Warneet is a great place to stop if you are making your way towards Phillip Island or Wilsons Promontory, both being popular holiday destinations.

• Phillip Island
• Moonlit Sanctuary Wildlife Conservation Park, Pearcedale
• Mornington Pier, Mornington
• Oliver’s Hill Lookout Point, Frankston

Warneet North Jetty Location

Situated in the coastal village of Warneet in Victoria. When you reach the small town you’ll find signage leading you to the Warneet South Jetty, from here you continue to drive along and you will very soon reach the North Jetty.

• Approximately 80km, 1hr 14mins from Melbourne CBD (with tolls)
• Approximately 10km, 10mins from Cannons Creek
• Approximately 28km, 25mins from Hastings
• Approximately 30km, 32mins from Frankston Pier
• Approximately 15km, 13mins from Moonlit Sanctuary Wildlife Conservation Park, Pearcedale
• Approximately 83km, 1hr from Phillip Island

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