Top Things to do in Inverloch
Top 10 Things to do in Inverloch, Australia
Discover the best top things to do in Inverloch, Australia including Eagles Nest, Screw Creek Nature Walk, Inverloch Visitor Information Centre, Dinosaur Dreaming, Anderson Inlet, Shack Bay, Inverloch Jetty, Dirty Three Wines, Inverloch Surf Beach, Screw Creek Townsend Bluff Estuary Walk.
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1. Eagles Nest
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 49 reviews
2. Screw Creek Nature Walk
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 50 reviews
Reviewed By Paul L - Cape Paterson, Australia
Screw Creek Nature Walk at Inverloch is a handy little walk located at the caravan park. It has boardwalks and a little bridge to get you across the creek and you can potter about on the mudflats if you (or the kids) so desire.
I've no idea what the rules are regarding fishing off there - or if there is anything of legal size there to catch - but from the small you certainly know you are in the mangrove wetlands!
3. Inverloch Visitor Information Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 21 reviews
Are you after the best advice on what to see, where to stay and what to do on the Bass Coast? Then drop by the Inverloch Visitor Information Centre for expert, local knowledge from our friendly staff and volunteers. Use our free booking service, browse through a wide range of local (and regional information), book tickets to attractions or update your boat ramp pass. We also have free WiFi!
Reviewed By UrbanDrifter - Melbourne
I've come here a couple of times even though I feel I know the area. On the latest day I was asking about events for kids over the summer break and a lovely woman was full of information that had my head spinning. What a...MoreThanks for the great review. Glad that we could help out with some child-friendly event information, summer is a great time to visit as there is always lots happening. Hope you visit Inverloch again!
4. Dinosaur Dreaming
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 24 reviews
Reviewed By Elise g G - Melbourne, Australia
Mike Cleeland did an excellent job of bringing history to life in this special part of Australia. He involves children and adults alike. Our teenage boys were interested and enthusiastic as they searched for fossils in the dig. We were successful in finding some fossilized ferns.....the food of dinosaurs ! A most worthwhile activity if you are young and fit enough to negotiate steps and clambouring over uneven rocky surfaces. Great fun.
5. Anderson Inlet
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 23 reviews
Reviewed By Crystalline4u - Traralgon, Australia
Breathe in... breathe out .... it's perfect ... the day was sunny, a slight breeze.... the azure water contrasted and yet blended, with the beautiful sky. You can lose yourself looking out across Anderson Inlet... it's breathtakingly beautiful. And if you watch the water dance, you will notice the differences in it's surface ... as though a spell is being cast beneath that surface.
6. Shack Bay
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By Paul L - Cape Paterson, Australia
Along the scenic coastal road from Inverloch to Cape Paterson are several points of interest. The big kahuna is Eagles Nest but there are others such as Flat Rocks, The Oaks, Twin Reefs and Shack Bay.
Shack Bay has a small car park the entrance of which you'll pass by if you are travelling too fast. From there it is a walk down a series of well maintained steps to a small bay. I didn't swim as it was way too cold the day I went but even so it was pleasant enough to stroll about the beach and check out the rock pools.
No facilities here - the only one of these points of interest to have them is Eagles Nest.
7. Inverloch Jetty
Overall Ratings
4 based on 24 reviews
Reviewed By julie h - Melbourne, Australia
We visited the jetty environs and the walkway along the foreshore on the Australia Day weekend. There was a display of timber sailing boats in the Glade, who then raced in the sea, near the jetty. Nice area to view the sea and Seating is available along the walkway. I agree with other reviewers this jetty is no more special than many others in coastal Victoria. You can usually find on street parking nearby,
8. Dirty Three Wines
Overall Ratings
5 based on 8 reviews
Unique Tasting Room in convenient location close to centre of town. Come down and taste our range of wines or sit and stay for a local produce platter and a glass. Local beer and gin also available.
Reviewed By KJonholidays - Victoria
As I live close by I'd heard many a good thing about Dirty 3, and also noticed it for sale (I love cross-promotion) in several places during our 2-day regional tour. So I had fairly high expectations. The short of it - Inverloch's setup is...MoreHi KJonholidays, Thank you for coming down to visit us. We are really glad you had a nice time and thanks for the lovely review. We hope to see you again soon! Cheers Marcus and Lisa
9. Inverloch Surf Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 7 reviews
Reviewed By Kimothy1003 - Melbourne, Australia
Not wanting to visit Inverloch without at least a short walk along the beach we stopped in at the surf beach. The car park is at the surf club and has the standard outside shower for rinsing off the sand before getting in the car.
Although a cool day it was a very busy beach with a lot of families during the school holidays.
10. Screw Creek Townsend Bluff Estuary Walk
Overall Ratings
5 based on 4 reviews
Reviewed By Paul L - Cape Paterson, Australia
The jumping off point for this walk is the same as for the Screw Creek Walk that is listed separately. But whereas that one is aimed at just pottering about the creek area the Townsend Bluff walk heads off - gaining height gradually - until you are at the far end of Townsend Bluff itself which gives views of Anderson Inlet, across to the Venus Bay area and back towards Inverloch.
The trail is well defined and fairly smooth but has a few steps. It's hardly an onerous undertaking. It's a circuit so you can just keep on following the trail and end up at the bottom again where it is a short walk back to the car park.
Just a hint - it can feel weird to be driving through a caravan park to get to the jump off point - you feel you must have taken a wrong turn! But just keep on driving and you'll find the car park at the end.
No public facilities.
At the end of the day this shouldn't be a walk that's beyond most people and would be a great start to the day if you are holidaying in the local area.
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