Things To Do

Inverloch Bike Hire is a family-owned and locally operated business nestled on the picturesque Bass Coast. Established in 2022, they offer bike and e-bike hire, service and repairs Open 7 days a week 7:00am… to 7:00pm

Within the coastal town of Inverloch lies a hidden gem whose existence whispers tales of ancient mysteries and untold secrets. The Caves of Inverloch, known to locals as a source of intrigue and wonder,… captivate the imagination of visitors who seek to unravel the enigmatic depths concealed within their rocky embrace.

Have you ever longed for a tranquil escape from the bustling city life? A place where you can immerse yourself in the soothing sounds of nature while exploring picturesque walking trails? Look no further… than the Screw Creek Nature Walk, a hidden gem nestled among the verdant landscape of Inverloch.

The calm waters of Andersons Inlet Beach make it a perfect spot for leisurely swimming, kayaking, and stand-up paddleboarding. Situated at the mouth of the Inlet, the beach offers unique opportunities… for aquatic adventures. As you traverse the tranquil waters, you may encounter small boats and fishermen casting their lines, adding to the picturesque and relaxed atmosphere.

Inverloch Surf Beach is a narrow beach fronted by extensive intertidal sand flats and shoals, including some areas of rock flats. A low energy, sandy shore runs along the front of town, with the beach… facing south-east into the mouth of the inlet. Three crenulate beaches lie along the town foreshore, all backed by a foreshore reserve.

Nestled on the scenic coast of Inverloch, Australia, the enchanting Inverloch Pier stands, bridging the gap between the land and the waters of Anderson Inlet and beyond. As the gentle waves caress the… shore, the pier emanates an undeniable charm that seduces both locals and visitors alike, offering an idyllic escape from the clamour of everyday life.

Wilsons Promontory National Park, commonly known as “the Prom,” is a breathtaking site located at the southernmost tip of mainland Australia. Renowned for its untouched natural landscapes and diverse flora… and fauna, this national park offers visitors an immersive experience in the heart of nature. Covering over 50,000 hectares, Wilsons Promontory National Park is a pristine wilderness that boasts a stunning combination of coastal features, sandy beaches, mountain ranges, rainforests, and rugged granite peaks. The park’s natural beauty is a testament to the unspoiled wonders of the southern Victoria region.