Pearl Point is a little-known snorkeling spot near the mouth of the Bemm River on Victoria's remote Gippsland coast, within the Croajingolong National Park. Set along the pristine Wilderness Coast, this rocky headland offers clear ocean waters with scattered reef formations just offshore, accessed via a short walk from the beach. The surrounding estuarine and marine environment is part of a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, providing a truly wild and uncrowded snorkeling experience.
Pearl Point (Bemm River)
Fair. Experienced snorkellers only.
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Moderate risk: Rip currents
The exposed coastline can produce strong rips, especially near the river mouth and around the rocky point.
Moderate risk: Remote location
Croajingolong National Park is remote with limited mobile reception and no nearby emergency services.
Low risk: Ocean swells
Swells from the Southern Ocean can create surging conditions against the rocks at Pearl Point.
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From the Princes Highway, turn onto Bemm Road and follow it to the Bemm River township. Continue to the beach access track within Croajingolong National Park. Pearl Point is a short walk south along the beach from the car park area.
Unsealed car park at the beach access point within Croajingolong National Park. No fees for day parking, but a Parks Victoria vehicle entry permit may be required.
Parks Victoria vehicle entry fee applies for Croajingolong National Park. Check current rates online.
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