4/5 Claire b. 2 years ago on Google β’ 51 reviews
Beautiful
location
with
convenient
facilities.
Quite
busy,
but
plenty
of
space
for
every
human
and
pup!
The
sand
is
filled
with
small,
pointy
fragments
of
shells.
They
don't
hurt
to
walk
on,
but
it
does
make
the
texture
of
the
sand
quite
rough.
The
sand
is
also
very
loose,
and
it
is
quite
difficult
to
walk
on,
even
close
to
the
water.
If
you
have
mobility
issues,
i
would
recommend
taking
it
slow,
and
having
someone
there
to
balance
with
as
you
walk.
This
is
a
paradise
for
dogs,
and
dog
people!
So
beautiful
at
sunset
and
convenient
with
the
trams
right
there.
PTV's
website
is
worded
in
a
confusing
way,
so
i
learnt
the
hard
way:
dogs
are
not
allowed
on
trams
unless
they
are
in
an
enclosed
carrier!
If
you
are
able
to
put
your
small-medium
sized
dog
in
a
travel
crate
or
soft
mesh
carrier,
you
will
be
able
to
take
them
on
the
tram.
Some
tram
drivers
are
very
understanding
and
cool,
and
will
not
kick
you
off,
but
others
will
take
no
issue
with
calling
you
out
over
the
loudspeaker
and
asking
you
to
leave.
It's
a
50/50
split,
so
don't
take
your
chances!
Toilets
are
available
maybe
100m
from
the
dog
beach,
but
toilet
paper
and
soap
are
often
not
available.
The
larger
disabled
toilet
in
the
women's
cubicle
does
not
lock
or
latch,
only
the
single,
smaller
cubicle
locks.
Make
sure
to
use
the
bathroom
on
your
way
to
the
beach
to
avoid
any
waiting
in
lines!
cold
shower
and
drinking
water
is
available
nearby
too.
Paid
parking
is
available,
but
busy
and
likely
full
during
peak.
Best
option
is
the
trams
which
come
every
10
minutes.
worth
the
trip!
overall
a
lovely
atmosphere,
just
make
sure
there
are
no
car
enthusiast
meets
planned
for
the
duration
of
your
visit.
The
car
meets
were
on
as
we
visited,
and
were
very
loud.
Police
were
out
in
full
force,
and
the
air
soon
smelt
of
engine
smoke.
The
cars
were
awesome
though,
so
that
was
a
plus!
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