

Location
Sunnyside North Beach
Mount Eliza, Victoria, Australia
About Sunnyside North Beach
Discover the serene beauty of Sunnyside North Beach, a premier destination for nudists and naturists alike. Nestled in the picturesque town of Mount Eliza, Victoria, this clothing-optional beach offers a unique blend of privacy and scenic charm. Known locally as a haven for those who embrace the FKK (Freikörperkultur) lifestyle, Sunnyside North Beach allows you to connect with nature and experience the freedom of being nude in a welcoming environment. The beach boasts clear waters and a friendly community, making it an ideal spot for both seasoned naturists and first-timers curious about the…
Directions
The beach is near the end of Sunnyside Road, off Nepean Highway about 2.5km south of Mount Eliza. The car park is in front of Sunnyside beach, which is not a nudist beach. Sunnyside North, the clothes optional beach is in the next cove which is a 10 minute bush walk from the carpark. A path leads from the Sunnyside Beach carpark to Sunnyside North Beach around the point to the right (north). At…
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Discussions
- Paid parking in effect at Sunnyside
The council's paid parking proposal is being implemented on a 'trial' basis for nine months, effective the 1st December 2023. It is a system where you must pay…
0 replies493 views - Summer 2023-2024 at Sunnyside North
My first visit for this summer season found Sunnyside North being enjoyed by over 80 people including around half-a-dozen women. The sun was strong and the…
0 replies990 views - A day trip to the south east with FREE parking
Looking for a nice day trip where you can strip off and get the sun on your body?The Oaks East is a great little unofficial nude beach with a friendly nudist…
0 replies259 views - Parking meters coming to Sunnyside?
The 8:30 news bulletin on 3MP radio this morning mentioned that the council was considering adding parking meters to the Sunnyside carpark. I cannot help but…
0 replies223 views - Friday 17th
Any one plan on g on heading down in the after ?Would love to mingle with some people
0 replies208 views - Summer 2022/2023 at Sunnyside North
The reprieve by the council meant the many visitors to Sunnyside North were able to enjoy the day without their state of undress being a legal issue. As…
0 replies403 views - Reprieve for Sunnyside North in December 2022
Sunnyside North Beach is to stay clothing optional! Mornington Peninsula Shire Council, at its meeting on 6th December 2022 voted to retain Sunnyside North…
0 replies265 views - Weekend at Sunnyside
Was great to see the weather making a positive turn towards summer in Melbourne. Managed to get 2 days of sun this weekend. Hit me up if you visit Sunnyside
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Reviews
Rated 4.00 out of 5 from 3 member reviews.
great spot
4.00A nice relaxing day can be had here. Its a drive from the CBD so it mostly nudists who go here. Both times I was there, a good cross section of people were naked on the beach.
Pros: Great beach, and folks were very friendly. Its a bay beach so there's no surf and its quite shallow. The beach is clean.
Cons: Parking is tricky - I got dropped off once and another time parked up the street a bit (500 meters to carpark). Its also a distance from Melbourne CBD - but definitely worth the effort.
2017-01-11
Great westerly facing beach
4.00Sunnyside Nth is very sheltered if there is an easterly or sth easterly wind blowing. I have been enjoying this beach all summer. I am still enjoying it halfway into Autumn. Its the first nude beach I ever visited and have been hanging to get it all to myself to get some photos. I have posted some of the results. Give it a try, I find that I can always find someone to chat to, I think its a pretty friendly place.
Pros: Quiet - no traffic noise, lots of wrens and sea birds, interesting flotsom and jetsom gets washed up all the time, well sheltered from Southerly winds by the cliffs, great rocks, lovely Aussie coastal environment with springs and middens in the cliff,
Cons: Parking can be tricky, its very popular. Walking around to the north end of the beach can be a problem if the tide is in you will need some solid shoes to take the cliff trail or negotiate the rocks on the point.
2014-04-07
A day well spent
4.00Spent a few hours at this beach as I was passing by one work day.. Couldn`t resist checking it out, and then struggled to want to put my cloths back on and go to work.
Pros: Nice outlook, reasonable beach, good swimming, secluded
Cons: Difficult rocks to negotiate to get to the beach.
2012-05-03







