Welcome to Phillip Island & Bass Coast

PHILLIP ISLAND

& BASS COAST

ATTRACTIONS - MAPS - EVENTS - SERVICES

To Melbourne

Poowong East Mountain View

To Warragul

Poowong

Loch

Ranceby

Korumburra

Korumburra South Bena

To Leongatha

Jam Jerrup

Nyora

Krowera

Woodleigh

Pioneer Bay The Gurdies

Hurdy Gurdy Bight

Kernot Almurta

Adams Estate Grantville

Tenby Point

Corinella

Maru Koala & Animal Park

Coronet Bay

Jumbunna

Outtrim

Kongwak

To Leongatha

Pound Creek

AndersonsInlet

To Wilsons Promontory

Venus Bay

Wattle Bank

Lance Creek Glen Alvie

Inverloch

Eagles Nest

Glen Forbes

Ryanston Ryanston Archies Creek

Woolamai

Bass

Anderson

Dalyston

Kilcunda

Elephant Rock

Wonthaggi

State Coal Mine

KilcundaHarmers Haven Coastal Reserve

Harmers Haven

Cape Paterson

French Island Marine National Park

French Island

Elizabeth Island

Rhyll Inlet

Rhyll

Reef Island & Bass River Mouth Reserve

Churchill Island

Koala Conservation Reserve

Cowes Jetty

Cowes

Bittern Hastings

Crib Point

HMAS Cerberus

Balnarring

Red Rocks Beach

San Remo

Pelican Feeding

Cape Woolamai New Haven

National Vietnam Veterans Museum

Forrest Caves

Phillip IslandNature Park

Pinnacles Lookout

Smiths Beach

Phillip

Island Wildlife Park

Ventnor Somers

Phillip Island

Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit

Summerlands

Penguin Parade

Nobbies Centre

Pyramid Rock Lookout

BASS STRAIT

PHILLIP ISLAND & BASS COAST

The Bass Coast and Phillip Island are rich in diversity and offer their own unique take on Australia’s coastal regions. The area boasts isolated beaches, lush farmlands, historical landmarks and much more.

Phillip Island and Bass Coast are rich in diversity and offer their own unique take on Australia’s coastal regions. The area boasts unspoilt coastline, isolated beaches, picturesque rural hinterland, historical landmarks and much more.

Bass Coast is a vibrant community and popular holiday destination, with quaint rural villages, bustling holiday towns, rolling hills, stunning beaches and world-renowned surf breaks. With over 180 kilometres of spectacular coastline, beautiful wilderness areas, and scenic hinterland the region provides a breath-taking getaway.

Currently one of the fastest growing areas in regional Victoria, Bass Coast has a population of approximately 36,000, although in peak season the population grows to around 80,000, with more than 3.5 million visitors each year.

Tourism boomed in the late 1920s when an access track to the penguin colony was built. Every evening at dusk delighted visitors watch the world’s smallest penguins as they gather in small groups at the water’s edge and set off across the beach to their burrows in the dunes at the Penguin Parade.

Recognised around the world for the Penguin Parade and the Australian Motorcycle Grand Prix, stay and experience the many activities, natural attractions and events throughout the year.

Whether it’s a romantic weekend for two or a fun filled family holiday you’re after Phillip Island and Bass Coast have it all! Showcasing a number of towns along this stunning coastline such as Cowes, San Remo, Wonthaggi, Inverloch and Grantville, most are within an easy two hour drive from Melbourne.

Phillip Island offers a wide range of entertainment, shopping, restaurants, craft centres, and sporting facilities and events. Surfing enthusiasts can enjoy surfing along the rugged southern coastline which faces Bass Strait or families looking for safe swimming areas can head for the protected northern beaches nestled into Western Port.

For those who would like to take in the scenery, there are 15 walking tracks on and around Phillip Island ranging in distance and difficulty. These tracks are well defined and will take you to many interesting places that are not accessible by car.

Just off Phillip Island lies Churchill Island. The island marks the first European settlement in Victoria and, today, remnants of its pioneering days can be seen in its restored cottages. The tiny island can be walked or cycled and every first Saturday of the month visitors can peruse the farmers’ market between 8am and 1pm. Drop into the visitor centre for more information on this historic island.

Wildlife Coast Cruises offer a seal watching cruise to one of Australia’s most unique natural experiences. Be enthralled at the sight and sound of fur seals at Seal Rocks in Bass Strait.

For a host of unique, interactive and stimulating activities that appeal to adults and children don’t miss the award winning theme park A Maze ’N Things. It is a bizarre world of illusions, puzzles, mazes and mini golf that provides fun and entertainment for everyone.

Phillip Island and Bass Coast are a food lover’s paradise. From fine wines and creamy cheeses to grass-fed beef and organic fruits and vegetables, the region cultivates some of the finest produce in country Victoria. Spend an afternoon indulging in the welcoming wineries or breweries, and explore a variety of restaurants, cafes, and pubs to satisfy your cravings.

Penguin Parade viewing platform - Phillip Island

Walking to The Pinncales - Phillip Island

The Nobbies Boardwalk

Things TO SEE & DO

TOURS & sightseeing

There are a number of sightseeing tour operators that can take you on sightseeing tours across the whole region, as far afield as Wilsons Promontory. If you want to get off the beaten track and enjoy hidden gems, meet artists and provedores, or simply learn more about the area, experience the area with a local guide.

View an array of marine life and amazing coastal scenery with Wildlife Coast Cruises. Enjoy seal watching, lunch cruises, Twilight Bay, winter whales, and more.

Experience the stunning Phillip Island coastal scenery from the air with Phillip Island Helicopters. With a variety of scenic flight options take advantage of this amazing experience which showcases how beautiful Phillip Island truly is. There are 5 flight options, from 8 minutes to 25 minutes.

The Koala Conservation Centre, located at 1810 Phillip Island Road, allows visitors to view koalas in their natural environment from treetop boardwalks that wind through eucalypt woodland.

At Maru Koala & Animal Park you can get up close and personal with the animals. Hand feed and pat the koalas, kangaroos and wallabies. For a keepsake of your trip have a professional photo taken with one of the koalas. Hourly koala tours.

Join a kayaking tour, go snorkelling or diving, experience a thrilling jetboat tour, learn to surf, ride a horse, hire an e-bike, play mini golf or 18 holes at the Leongatha Golf Club. There really is something for everyone!

Phillip Island Penguin Parade

Check out Phillip Island’s most popular tourist attraction, the penguin parade. Phillip Island is home to the largest Little Penguin colony in the world. Here you can watch the Little Penguins emerge from the water at dusk and dash home across the sand to their burrows at Phillip Island Nature Parks’ Penguin Parade. Get tickets at www.penguins.org.au

The Nobbies Centre

Home to Antarctic Adventure, seal colonies and wild coastline.

Overlooking Bass Strait, the Nobbies Centre is the home of the interactive Antarctic Journey, a captivating exhibition that offers visitors the opportunity to immerse themselves in one of the world’s last pristine wildernesses.

Explore the boardwalks and see the popular explosive blowhole in action. Marvel at the panoramic views extending over the Nobbies Rock formations and further to Seal Rocks, home of Australia’s largest fur seal colony. You may even spot a migrating whale between May and October.

There is free entry to the boardwalks, cafe and gift shop, as well as the interpretive display on penguin conservation on Phillip Island at the entrance to the Antarctic Journey paid attraction.

Health & wellbeing

Escape the daily grind and give your body time to revitalise on Phillip Island with a number of rejuvenation options. Phillip Island’s personal health service industry provides a wide range of services.

With a pristine natural environment to work-out in, Phillip Island also has day spa facilities and beauty services where one can escape to relax and recharge. The region’s slow pace and fresh sea air makes it a perfect getaway to focus on your wellbeing. Revive Beauty & Spa offers spa packages and an extensive range of beauty services.

Seal Rock - Phillip Island

Koala Conservation Reserve

Penguin Parade at Phillip Island

Churchill Island

walk & cycle

With 100 kilometres of coastline and more than a quarter of the island conserved for the environment, Phillip Island’s walking and cycling tracks are a well-kept secret.

Try these tracks:

Penguin Parade - A cycle or one-hour walk from the Penguin Parade to the carpark at The Nobbies Visitor Information Center. This walk takes you south west along a small unsealed road where spectacular coastal views can be observed.

Bush to Bay - This cycle/walk takes you from the Koala Conservation Centre to Rhyll. This track combines the Oswin Roberts Reserve tracks and the Conservation Hill and Rhyll Inlet tracks. The approximate length of this walk is seven kilometres one way.

Churchill Island - There is a five kilometre walking track around the island which will take around two hours. The North Point Loop, which is two kilometres, will take approximately one hour. Both tracks can be cycled.

Beaches & Coastlines

From relaxing bay beaches to world-class surf beaches, you are spoilt for choice when it comes to beaches and coastlines in San Remo and Phillip Island. For calmer swimming and family friendly beaches head to Cowes Main Beach, Red Rocks Beach, San Remo Back Beach, Ventnor Beach or Silverleaves Beach. For surfers check out Smiths Beach or YCW beach for smaller waves, and Cape Woolamai and Surfies Point for experienced surfers.

food & wine

Scattered about the island are restaurants and cafés galore. They’re often in the most idyllic and unlikely spots: beside farmland with grazing Highland cattle, on balconies overlooking Western Port, amid the bustle of main streets and laid out along the foreshore of seaside villages.

The Island’s cool climate, rich volcanic soil and moderating influence of the sea coalesce into excellent wine producing country. The quality of wine is clear from the consistently good performances of the island’s wineries and, off the island, Southern Gippsland has developed a reputation for quality cool-climate wines.

There are a number of wineries including Phillip Island Vineyard & Winery, The Gurdies Winery, Purple Hen Wines, Shearwaters & Bandicoots, Silverwaters Vineyard, and Harman Wines, or experience a specialty wine tour. For a crisp cool beer, stop by the Phillip Island Brewing Co, Burra Brewing Co or Ocean Reach Brewing.

To indulge your sweet tooth, stop by the Phillip Island Chocolate Factory and pick up some of your favourites.

Markets

The Bass Coast region is teeming with markets to explore. From the Cowes Sunday Market, Cowes Island Craft Market, Island Foreshore Market, Cowes Market on Church, and Churchill Market to the local Bass Coast markets in the region, on any given weekend you will find a market happening where you can stock up on fresh local produce, delicious baked goods, crafts, plants, homemade products and pre-loved goods.

fishing

For the rod and line fisherman, a pleasant day can be had tossing a line in from the jetties at Cowes, Newhaven, Rhyll, San Remo and Corinella. Fishing in the bay is also a popular pastime, as is surf fishing.

Charter fishing expeditions depart from Rhyll and San Remo, and hire-boats are available from Rhyll, Cowes and Corinella. Boat ramps are located at Rhyll (all-tide ramp), Anderson Road in Cowes West (larger craft not at low tide), Newhaven and Corinella. Newhaven and Corinella also have slipways.

A licence is required for leisure fishing in Western Port and is available at fishing outlets or online along with regulations on maximum and minimum sizes of fish.

phillip island circuit

The Phillip Island Circuit is home to premier motor racing events each year including the Australian Motorcycle Grand Prix, World Superbike Championship and the Island Magic. The circuit is open year round with a range of fun activities that will drop your jaw and dazzle your eyes.

Let rip in a Go Kart on the 760 metre scale replica Grand Prix track. With individual lap time print-outs you can challenge yourself against the clock and, with tandem karts available, the whole family can enjoy the thrill.

Phillip Island Go Karts

COWES

A bustling hub of cultural, artistic and recreational life.

Soak up the seaside holiday vibe in Cowes and spend a lazy day in seaside eateries, take a stroll and do a bit of shopping for giftware, fashion and artisan wares, take the time to unwind at one of the divine day spas, play a round of golf, or just cool off with a swim.

The sheltered beach at Cowes is great for swimming or having a picnic on the foreshore.

To find out about early life on the island stop by the Phillip Island Historical Society Museum where you will find exhibitions on geology, maritime history, Aboriginal culture and the life of the early settlers.

Mussel Rocks, Erehwon Point and Red Rocks offer scenic beachfront picnic spots and free electric barbecues. Take a charter boat out to Seal Rocks or the koalas on French Island.

Allow extra time in Cowes to explore the many nearby attractions, including the iconic Penguin Parade and the Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit Visitor Centre.

For more information on Cowes, drop into the Phillip Island Visitor Information Centre, 895 Phillip Island Tourist Road, Newhaven.

Cowes Foreshore | Evening nightlife in Cowes

Cowes Foreshore

RHYLL, NEWHAVEN & CAPE WOOLAMAI

Rhyll

The sheltered port of Rhyll is a lovely village a few minutes from Cowes. Hire a boat and cast a fishing line into the bay or kayak or canoe around nearby Rhyll Inlet and Swan Bay.

Take in some of Phillip Island’s wildlife with a walk along the Rhyll Inlet, Conservation Hill and Oswin Roberts Reserve. Spot a koala from the elevated boardwalks at the Koala Conservation Centre.

Take the time to visit the OutbackChef Wild Food Farm in Rhyll. OutbackChef supplies an amazing range of native herbs, spices, fruits and berries, working directly with wildharvesters, Indigenous communities, farmers and growers in regional and remote areas. Grab a coffee and cake at the Wild Food Café while you are there.

newhaven

This small picturesque fishing village is close to the mainland, surf beaches and the historic Churchill Island. A popular day trip from Melbourne, Newhaven offers numerous activities that include boating, bowls, fishing, sailing, scenic drives, swimming, tennis and water skiing. Other features include restaurants, cafes, specialty shops, a children’s playground, a marina, a boat ramp and a jetty.

cape Woolamai

Explore the natural wonders of Cape Woolamai.

Cape Woolamai is Phillip Island’s highest elevation point and boasts ancient granite rock that provides stunning vistas from any vantage point. Visitors can explore the coastal scenery along any of the trails which include the Cape Woolamai Circuit, Pinnacles Walk, Old Granite Quarry Walk and Cape Woolamai Beacon Walk.

Cape Woolamai is also one of the most popular surfing destinations in Victoria and home to a colony of mutton birds (seasonal) that can be observed returning home on dusk after a day out on the ocean.

WONTHAGGI

Situated approximately 133 kilometres from Melbourne, Wonthaggi is the retail and commercial hub of the region.

Wonthaggi offers many recreational pursuits for visitors to the region including wind surfing, swimming, snorkelling, scuba diving, rockpools, sailing and fishing.

ArtSpace Gallery Wonthaggi is a contemporary art space which offers changing exhibitions, artworks by regional artists and unique artisan gifts. Be inspired by the 2D and 3D contemporary and traditional art.

The State Coal Mine is an historic attraction that fosters an understanding of Australia’s c ultural heritage. This unique attraction is the only historic coal mine experience in the Southern Hemisphere. Operating from 1909 until 1968, the State Coal Mine produced almost 17 million tonnes of coal for Victoria’s industries and railways.

Please note underground tours are suspended to the public until further notice due to maintenance. Check the website to see when the tours have started again: www.parks.vic.gov.au/places-to-see/parks/state-coal-mine-heritage-area/things-todo/state-coal-mine

Hikers and walkers have at their disposal some of the most picturesque walks including the Bass Coast Rail Trail. Other walks include the Wonthaggi Wetlands and the Old Rescue Station.

The Bunurong Coastal Drive running from Anderson to Inverloch is one of the loveliest coastal drives in the country.

SAN REMO

San Remo is a vibrant coastal town offering an abundance of fishing and dining opportunities.

Home to Australia’s largest shark fishing fleet. Here you will find some of the tastiest fish and chips you’ll ever experience so snap up fresh fish and seafood at San Remo Fisherman’s Co-op, or have it served up gourmet style at the San Remo Hotel.

Cast a line off the jetty, or for a more adventurous ocean angling experience, join a fishing charter and head out to sea.

Soak up the village atmosphere in local cafés, visit San Remo Bakehouse for their tasty baked goods, peruse the galleries and homewares shops in town and head to the foreshore at 12pm for pelican feeding time.

San Remo Fishermans Co-op

INVERLOCH

Located 140 kilometres south east of Melbourne, Inverloch has become one of Victoria’s premier holiday locations.

Despite an influx of seasonal visitors each year, Inverloch has retained the original, intimate feeling that has been attracting people to the town for the past 130 years.

Fortunately for visitors, the town’s beautiful beachfront is able to accommodate almost every form of water based activity, including kite surfing, kayaking, boating, sailing, water skiing, wind surfing and surfing.

Visit the Bunurong Environment Centre which houses a shell museum and features local marine life, specialty books and gift items. There is also a Discovery Centre with displays and engaging activities for kids including the Dinosaur Dreaming Dig site where they can look for their own fossils.

Explore the many boardwalks and coastal trails to discover the town’s beautiful natural surroundings. For more information on the region, drop into the visitor information centre located at 16 A’Beckett Street.

KILCUNDA, BASS & LEONGATHA

Kilcunda

Kilcunda is located 117 kilometres south east of Melbourne. This charming town offers a range of activities and events for visitors to enjoy including fishing, surfing, swimming, tennis and walking.

One unique event is the Kilcunda Lobster Festival, which is held annually come rain, hail or shine. The festival begins at 9am on Sunday of the Australia Day long weekend in January.

The festival activities include live entertainment, food and market stalls, fun amusements and, of course, lobsters! Local lobsters can be purchased or you have a chance to win a lobster on the spinning wheel that operates all day. Free entry and lots of things to do for all the family!

Bass

Bass, named after the explorer George Bass, was settled as far back as the 1860s. The fertile environment of Bass offers the perfect conditions for dairy farming. And if you love cheese, then you’re in for a treat. Bassine Specialty Cheeses showcases artisan cheeses which are produced on the farm. Visit the café to sample the delicious cheeses, milkshakes, freshly baked scones and a coffee or tea.

Leongatha

Nestled at the foot of the Strzelecki Ranges, Leongatha is a rural township known for its dairy production.

Leongatha is the major shopping and service centre in Prom Country and hosts a broad range of services and facilities for visitors including shops, fast food outlets, cafes and a four cinema complex.

Justifiably proud of both its civic and private gardens, Leongatha hosts Daffodil, Camelia and Rose Shows annually.

The Great Southern Rail Trail, a 53 kilometre cycle trail, commences at Leongatha and sprawls south east towards Foster for those keen to explore the region on bikes.

If you enjoy golf, make sure you take in a round at the Leongatha Golf Club boasting a beautfiul 18 hole course which was designed by H. Vernon Morcom.

Kilcunda East Beach

Kilcunda Trestle Railway Bridge, Bass Coast Rail Trail

Leongatha Golf Club

PARKS & WALKS

Anderson to San Remo Pathway

Distance: 8 km (round trip) Difficulty: Moderate to Difficult

Embark on this shared path from Anderson and head towards San Remo. You will see some of the most spectacular views of Western Port, San Remo and the Phillip Island Bridge appear before your eyes. The path has been extended all the way to the San Remo township.

Ayr Creek Walk (Nesci Court, Inverloch)

Distance: 3.4 km (round trip)

Difficulty: Easy

One for avid birdwatchers, the Ayr Creek Walk is home to an abundance of birdlife, including Honeyeaters, and Black Shouldered Kites. Stroll through native bush and wetlands on the Ayr Creek Walk, and enjoy a peaceful trail. Head down Nesci Court towards Royal Parade, cross the road and take the track through to Toorak Road. From here, walk down Evergreen Avenue, pick up the track from the corner at Beach Avenue and wander through to Surf Parade, before crossing the road to the beach.

Bass Coast Rail Trail (Wonthaggi)

Distance: 23 km one way

Difficulty: Easy

Arguably the best way to explore the region is by following the Bass Coast Rail Trailall 23 kilometres of it! Claiming the title of Victoria’s only coastal rail trail, the Bass Coast Rail Trail showcases the region’s rich history against stunning backdrops and coastal views. The trail runs through the hinterlands of Wonthaggi, past the sand dunes of Dalyston, across the majestic Kilcunda Trestle Bridge and all the way to the breathtaking ocean views of Woolamai.

Cowes East Heritage Walk (Cowes, Phillip Island)

Distance: 3 km one way

Difficulty: Easy

Embrace and explore the history of Phillip Island with The Cowes East Heritage Walk. During the self-guided walk of Cowes, you will discover Phillip Island heritage sites including the parish hall, butcher shop, bakery, guesthouses, farms and old post office. The Cowes Visitor Information Centre (97 Thompson Avenue, Cowes) is the starting point.

Forrest Caves Walk (Phillip Island)

Distance: 2 km (round trip) Difficulty: Easy

An explorers delight at low tide. The explorer in you will be delighted by the Forrest Caves Walk, featuring sea caverns formed by the erosion of the cliffs by the waves over many years. Time your trip wisely, as the Forrest Caves are only accessible at low tide. You will pass by large sand dunes that are home to thousands of short-tailed shearwaters from October to April.

George Bass Coast Walk (San Remo)

Distance: 14 km (round trip) Difficulty: Moderate to Difficult

One of the most magnificent walks in the region, this spectacular trail rises high above the pounding surf of Bass Strait. The walk offers panoramic coastal views, before its winding path passes across the beach and through farmland to the Punchbowl Coastal Reserve. Make sure you plan your trip wisely, as beach access is at low tide only.

Pyramid Rock to Berry’s Beach Walk (Phillip Island)

Distance: 5 km (round trip)

Difficulty: Moderate

Embark on rugged coastline adventures. This walk starts near Pyramid Rock - one of Phillip Island’s southern most points - and proceeds along the coast to Berry’s Beach Road, with boardwalks leading to viewing platforms that allow you to really soak in the stunning coastline before you.

For more parks and walks, go to www.visitbasscoast.com.au/experiences/walk-bikes-trails

Kilcunda

Cowes Jetty

George Bass Coastal Walk

Pyramid Rock

EVENTS

january

Kustom Nationals

Bass Coast Summer Agricultural Show

Woolamai Picnic Racing

Cape Aquathon - Cape Paterson

Wonthaggi Power Car Show & Shine

Kilcunda Lobster Festival

The Hills are Alive

Ocean Sounds Festival

February

Experience Cape – Cape Paterson

Inverloch Classic Wooden Dinghy Regatta

San Remo Channel Challenge

Bass Coast Barracudas TriathlonCape Paterson and Inverloch

Woolamai Picnic Racing

Superbike World Championship

March

Phillip Island Classic Festival of Motor Sport

Cowes Car Show

Penrite ProMX Championship

Bass Coast Surf Film Festival

Around French Island Catamaran Challenge

Little Penguin Dash

Cowes Classic

Woolamai Picnic Racing

Human Powered Vehicle GP - Wonthaggi

Inverloch Jazz Festival

April

Easter Fun Festival - Churchill Island

Easter - Coronet Bay Easter Fair

MAY

Melbourne International Comedy Festival Roadshow - Cowes

JULY

Melbourne International Comedy Festival Roadshow - Wonthaggi

Island Whale Festival

August

Phillip Island Festival of Stories Tour of Gippsland

September

Tidal Seafood Festival - San Remo

October

Australian Motorcycle Grand Prix

Phillip Island Motorcycle Festival & Blessing of the Bikes

November

Phillip Island Pro Surfing

Bass Coast Cycle Challenge

Phillip Island Jazz Festival - Cowes

Island Magic Car Racing

Woolamai Picnic Racing

Village Feast

December

Sounds of Summer - Inverloch NYE on the Hill

Christmas and New Year’s Eve Eventsheld across Phillip Island and Bass Coast

For the most up to date Calendar of Events and dates, go to www.visitbasscoast.com or www.visitphillipisland.com

Smiths Beach

Penguin Parade at Phillip Island

Walking to The Pinncales

Inverloch Beach

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ACCOMMODATION GUIDE

Alex Scott & Staff

113a Thompson Avenue, Phillip Island VIC 3922 (03) 5952 2633 alexscott.com.au

Anchor Belle Holiday Park

272 Church St, Cowes VIC 3922 (03) 5952 2258

www.anchorbelle.com.au

Anchorage Caravan Park

380 Ventnor Road, Ventnor 3922 (03) 5956 8218

www.visitbasscoast.com.au/anchorage-park

Apartments @ Glen Isla

234 Church St, Cowes VIC 3922 (03) 5952 2822

www.apartmentsatglenisla.com.au

Arthur phillip motor Inn

2/12 Redwood Dr, Cowes VIC 3922 (03) 5952 3788

www.arthurphillipmotorinn.com.au

Beach park tourist & Caravan park

2 McKenzie Rd, Cowes VIC 3922 (03) 5952 2113

beachparkphillipisland.com

97 Church St, Cowes, Phillip Island, 3922

03 5952 2548

https://amaroopark.com.au/

Big4 Ingenia Holidays Inverloch

2 Cuttriss St, Inverloch VIC 3996 (03) 5674 1447

www.ingeniaholidays.com.au/our-parks/ victoria/gippsland/inverloch

Big4 Ingenia Phillip Island

Caravan Park

24 Old Bridge Dr, Newhaven VIC 3925 (03) 5956 7227

www.ingeniaholidays.com.au/our-parks/ victoria/gippsland/phillip-island

Broadbeach inverloch

5 Lindsey Cl, Inverloch VIC 3996 (03) 5674 6290

www.broadbeachinverloch.com.au

coastal retreats

stay@coastalretreats.com.au 0493 620 716

www.coastalretreats.com.au

genesta house

18 Steele St, Cowes VIC 3922 0412 032 173

genestahouse.com.au

Glen isla house

230 Church St, Cowes VIC 3922 (03) 5952 1882

www.glenisla.com

inverloch cabins & apartments

18 Williams St, Inverloch VIC 3996 (03) 5674 1217

inverloch motel

39 Powlett St, Inverloch VIC 3996 (03) 5610 2155

Island bay ranch

100 Churchill Rd, Newhaven VIC 3925 (03) 5956 7457

www.islandbay.com.au

Kaloha holiday resort

Cnr Steele and, Chapel St, Cowes VIC 3922 (03) 5952 2179

kaloha.com.au

Kilcunda ocean view

holiday retreat

3560 Bass Hwy, Kilcunda VIC 3995 (03) 5678 7260

www.kilcundaoceanview.com.au

Kilcunda ocean view Motel

3529 Bass Hwy, Kilcunda VIC 3995 (03) 5678 7422

www.killymotel.com.au

ACCOMMODATION GUIDE

Leongatha motel

18 Turner St, Leongatha VIC 3953 (03) 5662 2375

www.leongathamotel.com.au

motel on a’beckett

24 Abeckett St, Inverloch VIC 3996 (03) 5674 1311

www.motelonabeckett.com.au

NRMA Phillip Island Beachfront holiday Park

164 Church St, Cowes VIC 3922 (03) 5952 2211

https://www.nrmaparksandresorts.com.au/ phillip-island

Oak tree lodge

32-34 Walton St, Rhyll VIC 3923 (03) 5956 9090

www.oaktreelodge.com.au

oceanic on thompson apartments

Cnr Bass Avenue & Chapel Street, Reception on, Chapel St, Cowes VIC 3922 (03) 5952 2644

stayonphillipisland.com.au/oceanic-on-thompson

opal motel

155 S Gippsland Hwy, Leongatha VIC 3953 (03) 5662 2321

www.opalmotel.com.au

parklane phillip island holiday park

1825 Phillip Island Rd, Cowes VIC 3922 (03) 5952 2020

www.parklaneholidayparks.com.au/phillipisland

Pelican motel san remo

43 Back Beach Rd, San Remo VIC 3925 (03) 5678 5380

Phillip island apartments

9-11 Bass Avenue, Reception entrance on, Chapel St, Cowes VIC 3922 (03) 5952 2644

https://stayonphillipisland.com.au/

Phillip island beach retreat

Unit 32/34 Beach St, Cowes VIC 3922 (03) 5952 2528

www.phillipislandbeachretreat.com

phillip island cottages

23 Osbourne Ave, Cowes VIC 3922 (03) 5952 3068

www.phillipislandcottages.com.au

Quays Motel

7/39 Phillip Island Rd, San Remo VIC 3925 (03) 5678 5555 quaysmotel.com.au

RACV inverloch resort

70 Cape Paterson-Inverloch Rd, Inverloch VIC 3996 (03) 5674 0000

www.racv.com.au/travel-experiences/resorts/ inverloch.html

Red rocks golf course

627A Settlement Rd, Cowes VIC 3922 (03) 5919 0019

www.aussiegolfranch.com

Revive retreat

158 White Rd, North Wonthaggi VIC 3995 0439 037 373

www.facebook.com/p/Revive-Retreat-100054623162285

san remo hotel motel

145 Marine Parade, San Remo VIC 3925 (03) 5678 5352 www.sanremohotel.net

Seahorse Motel

29-31 Chapel St, Cowes VIC 3922 (03) 5952 2003 seahorsemotel.com.au

Seaview holiday park

411 Settlement Rd, Cowes VIC 3922 (03) 5952 2033 seaviewholidaypark.com.au

The coachman motel

51 Chapel St, Cowes VIC 3922 (03) 5952 1098 coachmanmotel.com.au

The waves apartments

2-3 The Esplanade, Cowes VIC 3922 (03) 5952 1351

www.thewaves.com.au

Tropicana Motor Inn

22/26 Osbourne Ave, Cowes VIC 3922 0493 370 861

www.tropicanamotorinn.com.au

Westerport Hotel

161 Marine Parade, San Remo VIC 3925 (03) 5678 5205

www.thewesternport.com.au

Wonthaggi Motel

40-44 McKenzie St, Wonthaggi VIC 3995 (03) 5672 2922

www.wonthaggimotel.com.au

Wonthaggi workmen’s club

75 Graham St, Wonthaggi VIC 3995 (03) 5672 1083

www.wonthaggiworkmens.com.au

Woodbyne Resort

2185 Phillip Island Rd, Cowes VIC 3922 (03) 5952 3086

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