Parts of the seawall and beach area near the Torquay Surf Lifesaving Club have been closed.
The Great Ocean Road Coast and Parks Authority making the move in response to recent storm damage.
Signage will be in place until the area is re-opened.
“We know Torquay Surf Beach is a popular spot for locals and visitors alike, and our teams are focussed on public safety while we proactively assess options for repairs,” a spokesperson said.
“Our Foreshore Rangers are out daily, monitoring conditions, and we’re collaborating with the Department of Energy, Environment, and Climate Action to evaluate repair options, with the goal of restoring safe access as soon as possible.”
The authority saying in a statement that high tides and storm surges have intensified wear and tear on vulnerable coastal areas, and we continue to monitor these sites closely.
