Nature & wildlife

Take the time to explore Victoria's diverse natural landscapes and iconic wildlife while you travel. Wander across sand dunes and snow white beaches, trek through lush green rainforests and rugged desert country, while getting up close to the natural inhabitants as you go.

Natural attractions

See the famous 12 Apostles rock formations, walk through the Princess Margaret Rose Cave, and take in the striking landscapes of Mungo National Park. Time your trip to the Great Ocean Road to see the southern right whales, or head to Phillip Island to see the little penguins crossing the beach at dusk.

Up close

Whether you're in the High Country or the rolling hills of the Mornington Peninsula, the Murray region or the Goldfields, you'll discover an endless array of stunning natural landmarks and friendly furry faces to keep you company. Victoria's national parks and reserves are home to a vibrant ecosystem of native wildlife, including koalas, wallabies, emus, kangaroos and wombats. If you're lucky, you might even get a glimpse of the elusive platypus.