Apollo Bay, VIC

A crescent bay beneath the Otway Ranges — the last major town before the Twelve Apostles, with calm water and reliable fishing.

Live AI Coastal Briefing

Good morning and welcome to our coastal lifestyle broadcast for Wednesday, 27 May. We're coming to you live from a stunning crescent bay, where the calm waters and reliable fishing make it a favourite among locals and visitors alike. The day is shaping up to be a cool one, with the temperature already sitting at 13C and expected to remain steady throughout the day.



Out on the water, conditions are looking challenging for some, with wave heights reaching 2.26 metres, making it suitable for experts only. The water temperature is a cool 15.9C, so if you're planning to get in the water, a 3/2 full wetsuit is recommended. With high tide at 07:21 am and low tide at 12:58 pm, it's essential to plan your marine activities accordingly.



For all you sports and fitness enthusiasts out there, today's conditions will require some careful consideration. Surfers will need to be experienced to tackle the well-overhead waves, while runners and cyclists may appreciate the cool and calm conditions, despite the heavy overcast. Anglers can look forward to a good day's fishing, and paddleboarders may find the calm waters of the bay a great spot to explore. Just be sure to check the wind and wave conditions before heading out.



As we head into the afternoon, the cool and calm conditions are expected to continue, with plenty of cloud cover and a gentle breeze blowing in from the southeast at 18 km/h. With no rain expected and low UV levels, it's a great day to get out and enjoy all that our beautiful coastline has to offer. So why not grab your board, your bike, or your fishing rod, and make the most of this stunning winter's day – we'll see you out there.