Overview
Famous animals and sacred spaces
210 km/130.5 miles, about 3 hours
Journey between two of Victoria's most loved tourist attractions - the Penguin Parade on Phillip Island and Wilsons Promontory National Park at the southernmost tip of mainland Australia.
You'll uncover much more than these two major sights as you wind your way through south Gippsland on this 200-kilometre drive. Detour along the Bunurong Coastal Drive for sweeping ocean views and unique rocky outcrops, wander along almost deserted rugged beaches, cast a line for a fish supper, or enjoy a counter meal in a typical country pub before you reach the breathtakingly spectacular Wilsons Prom.
Destinations
Destinations
Inverloch
A popular seaside town on the spectacular Gippsland coastline, Inverloch offers an array of accommodation and is perfect for water-based activities.
Destinations
Venus Bay
Enjoy the seaside surroundings of Venus Bay with five surf beaches to choose from as well as sheltered beaches and the coastal park of Cape Liptrap.
Destinations
Wonthaggi
Delve deep into Victoria's mining history, explore a range of above-ground heritage sites and embark on scenic walks at Wonthaggi.
Destinations
San Remo
The authentic fishing village of San Remo is the gateway to Phillip Island and a great place to sample a fresh bounty of seafood, or catch your own.
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Nature & wildlife
Beaches and coastlines
Gippsland boasts some of the state's most beautiful beaches, perfect for all types of visitors be they families, anglers or surfers.
Walking & hiking
South Gippsland walks
Spectacular walks along the coast, through native forests and among sand dunes.
Road trips & itineraries
Valley to Sea
Uncover the hidden gems in the lush dairy farming countryside beyond the city limits of Latrobe City as you make your way to historic Port Albert.
Travel information
Visitor information centres
Make your way to a visitor information centre to book accommodation, hear about local events or find things to do.