There are a number of beach locations to swim in Bayside including: Local public swimming pools include: Each November, beach life patrols commence operation in Bayside. Lifesavers, who are on duty at many larger Bayside beaches, are a vital part of care to the community and are supported by Bayside City Council. To find out if there’s a lifesaver on duty at your beach, visit the Lifesaving Victoria website. Local lifesaving clubs In Bayside, users of watercraft vessels must observe a five-knot speed limit within: Approved flotation device (formerly known as a life jacket) must also be worn. Local boating and yachting clubs: Fishing is a popular pastime with many Bayside residents and visitors. For an update on fishing conditions and popular spots including Beaumaris, Black Rock, Brighton and Sandringham, visit the Fish Victoria website. To fish in Bayside, you are required to carry a Victorian Recreational Fishing Licence and be familiar with fishing regulations. There are size limits, bait restrictions and location areas to take note of in accordance with the Victorian Recreational Fishing Licence. A licence can be purchased online from the Victorian Department of Primary Industries website. Local fishing clubs
Water activities
150 Tulip Street, Sandringham
T: 9584 7233
93 Outer Crescent, Brighton
T: 9592 3033
24 The Esplanade, Brighton
T: 9592 8022
Church Street, Middle Brighton.
T: 9593 1066
241 Bay Road, Sandringham
T: 9532 2898
447 Bay Street, Brighton
T: 9596 2826
St Kilda Road, Middle Brighton
T: 9539 7000
10 Railway Walk, Hampton
T: 9598 8047
PO Box 40 Black Rock VIC 3193
T: 9598 9571
Beach Rd Hampton VIC 3188
T: 9598 0600
The Foreshore Ricketts Point Beach Rd
Beaumaris VIC 3193
T: 9589 6222
Half Moon Bay
Black Rock VIC 3193
T: 9598 0570
Jetty Rd
Sandringham VIC 3191
T: 9598 7444
253 The Esplanade
Brighton VIC 3186
T: 9592 3092
Foreshore Hampton VIC 3188
T: 9598 9664 04-Feb-2009