Coastal holidays in Phillip Island and Bass Coast

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The
Bass Coast region and Phillip Island offer relaxing holidays with the
opportunity of enjoying spectacular nature. The townships such as
Inverloch, Cape Paterson, Wonthaggi, Bass, Grantville, San Remo and
Cowes offer foreshore parks, picnic areas, boutique shopping, water
activities and plenty of superb dining options. You can find suitable
holiday accommodation in Phillip Island or in Bass Coast such as one of
the Inverloch accommodation or a caravan park in Phillip Island when planning to visit here.




For ease of reference we will offer you some of the activities and attractions when holidaying in this area.

• Inverloch – Check out Bunurong National Park
  located between Cape Paterson and Inverloch. The area is superb for
  snorkeling, diving and exploring the rock pool formations. If you are a
   lover of nature then, the rock formations, the coves , sandstone
  formations and the marine life will fascinate you.
• Cape Paterson – Take the journey south of Inverloch
  along the Bunurong Coastal Drive which offer you beautiful scenery
  right up to Cape Paterson.  You should stop by on the way and take a
  walk to explore the secluded bays.
• Wonthaggi – Short distance from Cape Paterson will
  bring you to Wonthaggi. While you are here take trip to the state coal
  mine and trek the Bass Coast Rail Trail a recreational trek running from
  Kilcunda to Wonthaggi along an old railway corridor.
• San Remo – This fishing port is the gateway to
  Phillip Island. If you visit during mid day, you will be able to watch
  the pelican feeding, a thrilling experience for the young ones.
• Newhaven – Visit The National Vietnam Museum to see
  the exhibits such as the uniforms, equipment, vehicles, aircrafts,
  artillery etc used between 1962 and 1972 during the Vietnam War.
• Cowes – Take a
  scenic cruise from this main township of Phillip Island. You can engage
  in fishing, kayaking, playing a round of golf and enjoy mouth watering
  seafood while you are here. When night falls take a guided tour to see
  the “Fairy Penguins” parade and observe their nesting colonies.
• Seal Rocks – Take an eco cruise to see the amazing Fur Seals. Seal Rocks is known to be world’s largest Australian Fur Seal colony.
• Koala Conservation Centre – Take the journey on one of the treetop walkways to observe the koalas in their natural habitat.
• Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit – When you need
  some deviation from beautiful nature, the Grand Prix Circuit will offer
  you plenty of excitement. Go-karts for big kids and a playground for
  little ones are there for a fun family day out.
• Cape Woolamai – This being the highest point in
  Phillip Island offer you scenic views of pink granite cliffs, pretty
  beaches and the surf. The area is popular among surfing enthusiasts. 
  Take the walking tracks which leads to the end of the cape offering
  stunning views of the Bass Strait.
• Rhyll Inlet – You may be able to see the wading
  birds known to use the reserve area as a breeding ground after
  travelling thousands of kilometers during their annual migration. There
  are walking tracks and cycling tracks in Rhyll for you to leisurely
  enjoy the scenic surroundings. There are many picnic areas and barbeque
  facilities to enjoy a relaxing day out with the family.

When looking for a place to stay, check out holiday accommodation in Inverloch or one of the caravan parks in Phillip Island or Cowes to suit your needs.




Online reservations of holiday rentals in Phillip Island are also possible via this link (select Victoria as the state and Phillip Island as the region when searching for accommodation).