[ South Gippsland ]

The South Gippsland region contains some of the most diverse scenery in all of Gippsland. With the magnificent Strzelecki Ranges as the northern border, and to the south, the southern most point of Australia in the wild waters of Bass Strait, lies Wilsons Promontory National Park, renowned for its bushwalks, coastal scenery and wildlife.

Discover the changing coastline of South Gippsland with it's wonderful sandy Bays and rugged steep cliff Capes or explore the islands around Port Albert and the unique marine and coastal parks that occupy most of the shoreline.

 [ Scenic Picture (South Gippsland) ]

Visit the towns that service the area and sample the excellent meals and styles of accommodation. The area is renowned for its dairy farming and lush pastures and boasts having the largest butter factory in the Southern Hemisphere. It has managed to preserve its heritage with a display at Coal Creek Historical Village.