The gentle season of Autumn is a beautiful time of year to visit Gippsland. The weather is mellow and cattle happily graze on the green hills that roll into the crystal blue waters of our coast. 

It's also the perfect season to experience the stunning fresh produce, fine food and creativity of our region. 

 

Inverloch Food & Wine Festival

is the region's largest food and wine event and is central to Destination Gippsland's ‘Gippsland Inspired' Autumn campaign, which focuses on Gippsland regional gourmet food and wines, festivals and events.

The sparkling waters of Anderson Inlet form the backdrop for a relaxing day of fine local food, produce, wine and entertainment.

Inverloch invites you to come and enjoy delicious regional cuisine from the paddocks and producers, and our stunning local boutique wines. 

All in a relaxed picnic atmosphere or under a huge all weather marquee, whilst listening to a wonderful array of local musical talent.

Our talented chefs will provide cooking demonstrations & interviews with local producers and Gippsland characters will be featured throughout the afternoon.

1300 762 433

Saturday the 3rd March 11.00am - 5pm at The Glade in Inverloch.  

This is the official tourism association website for accommodation, activities, attractions,  eateries and events for Inverloch and surrounds that supports members of the Inverloch Tourism Association Inc.

Although Inverloch is increasing in popularity its beautiful beaches and shoreline, lush rural hinterland and easy village vibe are unruffled by the annual influx of summer visitors that has been a ritual for more than 130 years.

Surf, swim, paddle, fish, sail, snorkel and dive. Wile away energetic hours playing beach cricket or stretch out with a book under a sun umbrella.

Quick facts

• Approximately 140  kilometers  south-east of Melbourne
• Sheltered Anderson Inlet
• Bunurong Coastal Drive.

Activities and attractions

• Various boardwalks and tracks provide tranquil places for shorter and longer strolls or bushwalks and hiking activities
• Enjoy excellent surfing and swimming
• Drive the Bunurong Coastal Drive, a stunning 14-kilometre stretch of road between Inverloch and Cape Paterson that hugs the coastline and provides an abundance of photographic opportunities
  
• Look out for 'Eagles Nest' - a large rock structure adjacent to the coastline that resembles the top half of a map of Australia.

How to get there

Inverloch is less than two hours from Melbourne. Travel along the South Gippsland Highway from Melbourne, turning onto Bass Highway to follow the road through Grantville, Bass, Kilcunda and Wonthaggi before reaching Inverloch.

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