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Rye, Australia

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Bird watching area

Lizard Head Rock Reviews | Rating 4.6 out of 5 stars (8 reviews)

Lizard Head Rock is located in Rye, Australia on South West End of, Heyfield Rd. Lizard Head Rock is rated 4.6 out of 5 in the category bird watching area in Australia.

Address

South West End of, Heyfield Rd

Accessibility

No wheelchair-accessible entrance

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Kerbray

Great place for a leisurely stroll along the beach, and to see some of the small points of interest in the area. Nice place for more quiet surfing, although some rocks to be wary of. Some iconic photo opportunities in the area not far from Lizard Head rock. Car park is quite small and it can get very busy.

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Trieu Nguyen

This place is perfect for people that likes to do surfing. The waves are very strong here. This lizard Head rock formation is amazing. You just have to find a right angled to get that million photo shot. Only one hour and 30 minutes away from Melbourne. Just car park is a bit hard to find during busy times.

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Nick Atkinson

Right around the corner from the Dragon’s Head. Plenty of interesting limestone erosion as the rock collapses into boulders over eons. Lizard Head Rock itself is literally dissolving Climb the dunes up to the clifftop for excellent, sweeping views all the way to Cape Schanck Lighthouse. Great at low tide, the rock shelf is exposed revealing a blanket of vivid green weed. One star off for car park, needs grading or paving asap.

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Niko Tovia

A great place to chill out.

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Brian Fenton

Lizard head rock - just next to No 16 beach Rye. If you like you can continue along the beach to Orr point, and if the tide is out, you can keep going and link up to the long Dundas st path, which goes to St Andrews Beach.Fantastic scenery as is typical for this part of the world.

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David Dobell

Beautiful beach... please respect the dune environment.. plovers breed here, keep to the paths and don't trample the vegetation.

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Jim Zacharias

Mother nature never changes beautiful

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Ray Allen

Picturesque beach best to walk at low tide

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