South Gippsland

Fall madly in love with one of the most magical places on our planet. Discover dreamy beaches, hiking bliss, fern gullies and windswept sand dunes.

Loch Brewery and Distillery is a producer of traditional ales, single malt whisky, gin and fine spirits, using natural brewing methods and bespoke...

Squeak - squeak, squeak - squeak. Enjoy sounds underfoot as you explore this pristine beach in Wilsons Promontory.

A jaw-dropping 59m drop sees water cascading over rocks below.

Discover the beautiful granite coastline and unique wilderness of the Wilsons Promontory National Park with our Wilsons Promontory Cruises. Travel in...

Family owned and run, Gurneys Cidery offers a unique cider tasting experience making and selling a range of unique, small-batch craft ciders on site....

Cape Liptrap Coastal Park boasts stunning coastline and sumptuous views, especially from the fully operational Cape Liptrap Lighthouse.

South Gippsland's hilly countryside is crammed with ambient cellar doors and rustic breweries.

Surrounded by the fabled hills of South Gippsland, the town is at the meeting point of fertile farmland and perfumed Australian bush.

Stock up on good village feels amongst the superb hillsides of the Strzelecki Ranges as you graze and potter about the town.

Like something out of a fairytale, the picture-perfect town of Loch is set amongst the verdant hills of the Strzelecki Ranges.

7km; 2 hrs | Discover the Bass Coast’s unique beauty including dramatic cliff top views, kangaroos feeding in knee-high grass and pristine secluded...

The charms of the hamlet stretch well beyond its dashing coastline, with its laid-back vibe, cornucopia of eateries and sunsets that never go out of vogue.

Harman Wines is a family owned and run multi-award winning vineyard, cellar door, restaurant and winery just north of Inverloch in the Bass Coast Region...

Wildlife Coast Cruises provides exceptional wildlife and scenic cruises around Phillip Island, Seal Rocks, Westernport Bay, and Wilsons...

7km; 2 hrs | Discover the Bass Coast’s unique beauty including dramatic cliff top views, kangaroos feeding in knee-high grass and pristine secluded...

16km | Feast on panoramic views of the dramatic Bass Strait, rugged coastline and bucolic farmland on Victoria’s only coastal rail trail.

6.8km; 2 hrs | Enjoy an uphill slog? Then this walk is a must, affording sumptuous panoramas from Wilson Promontory’s highest peak.

5km; 1.5 hrs | An easy amble along the foreshore, following the contours of Bass Coast with heart-stopping views.

4.8km; 1.5 hrs | Discover a little piece of magic on a peaceful walk which winds through scented temperate rainforest.

6.34km; 1.5 hrs | Follow the contours of the coast as it hugs the shoreline past magical beaches.

1.5km; 40 mins | Follow the folds of the land to the majestic remnants of the Limeburners Kiln on the foreshore.

17km; 6 hrs | Roam amongst rolling hills and farmland with uninterrupted views of the fabled South Gippsland coast.

5.8km; 3 hrs | Discover temperate rainforest and traverse Wilsons Promontory’s interior through ferny glades, eucalypt forests and heathland.

6km; 2 hrs | Venture through thick coastal vegetation opening out onto the secluded and pristine Point Smythe Beach.

210km | 3 hours. Embark on a star studded journey between two of Victoria's most loved spots, Phillip Island and Wilsons Promontory.

54km | 47 mins | Glen Forbes to Archies Creek. This short-and-sweet potter through the hills makes the perfect Sunday Drive.

A scenic and peaceful backdrop accompanies you along this drive through gorgeous villages brimming with country hospitality.