St Kilda beach

St Kilda Beach (St Kilda Beach) is a beach with palm trees growing, about 6 kilometers from the center of Melbourne, Australia, in the northeast corner of Bay Phillip. The sunset is beautiful and the night view is beautiful! I also saw the little penguins, which is great.

Melbourne's St Kilda Beach is a beautiful beach, a seaside park with flat lawns and very delicate sculptures, and a long trestle bridge that can go deep into the sea, the scenery is very beautiful, definitely worth a visit.

St Kilda Beach is a famous beach in Melbourne with a beautiful coastal scenery and a long mountain road, deep sea trestle. It is sunny here, sitting on the bridge in winter, basking in the sun, fishing, it is really a very leisurely thing.

The beach is close to Melbourne and can be reached by tram. Seawater clean shells beach waves are not very big, suitable for the size of the family to enjoy. Not far away, there is a bridge. You can see the penguins and sea mice in Melbourne at the bottom. Remind everyone not to make noise when looking for penguins. Little penguins are afraid of noise. Every day, an old man guards these small animals; he will help you find the penguins hiding there very quickly. The natural scenery environment is maintained by everyone.

It’s too bad that the breakwater where penguin watching can be done is under renovation. However fishing here is good during rising or high tide.

St Kilda Beach is a beach with palm trees, about 6 kilometers from the center of Melbourne, Australia. It is one of Melbourne's most popular beaches. Surfing, sailing, beach volleyball and other sports can be carried out here. I heard that at sunset, you can see the little penguins returning here. Tips: Take the 16 tram from the city center Federation Square, about half an hour away.

Nice laidback beach that gets crowded on hot summer days. It's easily accessible by tram from the city and there's a nice boardwalk.