Inverloch, located in South Gippsland, is a charming coastal town where surf beaches meet peaceful estuaries. Loved by both families and outdoor adventurers, it offers a slower pace of seaside life, framed by cliffs, boardwalks, and fossil-rich shores.
Beaches for All Tides
- Inverloch Main Beach – Sheltered waters, ideal for young swimmers and paddleboarders
- Eagles Nest – Scenic rock formation and viewing platform
- Flat Rocks – At low tide, exposed rock platforms reveal sea creatures and fossils
Inverloch is part of the Bunurong Marine Park a protected marine environment with ecological significance.
Dinosaur Discovery and Geology
- Dinosaur Dreaming Site – Fossil excavation site where Australia’s first polar dinosaur bones were found
- Visit during low tide to explore ancient rock platforms dating back 115 million years
- The Bunurong Environment Centre offers insights into the area’s geology and fossil history
Outdoor Activities and Walks
- Screw Creek Townsend Bluff Walk – Short elevated walk with estuary views and birdlife
- Inverloch Coastal Trail – Links key beaches with nature reserves and picnic spots
- Anderson Inlet – A calm spot for kayaking, fishing and kitesurfing
Local Eats and Markets
- Vaughan’s Cafe Deli – Artisan sandwiches and produce
- The Bayside Lady – Popular for breakfast by the water
- Inverloch hosts a weekend market with local makers, food trucks and produce in summer
A blend of science, sea and serenity Inverloch is perfect for those seeking coastal calm with a side of ancient wonder.
