Inverloch cafés and markets
Coffee, bakeries and seafood a few minutes from the beach, plus a regular farmers market on the foreshore.
Inverloch is a beautiful coastal town where pristine beaches, sheltered waterways and rugged ocean landscapes come together. Enjoy swimming, surfing, fishing, coastal walks and relaxed seaside living, all surrounded by the natural beauty of South Gippsland.
Welcome to Inverloch, a relaxed seaside town where beautiful beaches, coastal scenery and the sheltered waters of Anderson Inlet come together. Located along the Bass Strait coast of South Gippsland, Inverloch is a popular destination for families, surfers, nature lovers and visitors looking to enjoy a classic Victorian coastal getaway.
Life in Inverloch revolves around the coast, the outdoors and a relaxed seaside lifestyle. The town's beautiful beaches and sheltered waters of Anderson Inlet provide plenty of opportunities for swimming, surfing, fishing, kayaking, paddleboarding and boating, while the surrounding coastline offers scenic walks, wildlife, rock pools and spectacular ocean views.
Away from the water, Inverloch has a friendly village atmosphere with cafés, restaurants, bakeries, shops and local services creating a lively centre for both residents and visitors. The surrounding countryside is a mixture of rolling green farmland, coastal bushland and wetlands, making it easy to enjoy the outdoors without travelling far.
Inverloch also makes an excellent base for exploring the wider Bunurong Coast and South Gippsland. With Cape Paterson, Wonthaggi, Venus Bay and other coastal attractions close by, there are always new beaches, walking trails and scenic places to discover. Whether you're enjoying a quiet morning coffee, spending the afternoon at the beach or watching the sunset over Anderson Inlet, Inverloch offers an easy-going coastal lifestyle that can be enjoyed throughout the year.
Beaches, walks and good food within a short drive.
Coffee, bakeries and seafood a few minutes from the beach, plus a regular farmers market on the foreshore.
Surf on one side, the calm water of Anderson Inlet on the other. Easy to pair with a coffee on the main street.
A tall sandstone stack on the Bunurong coast. Stop at the lookout, then walk down to the rock platforms at low tide.
Sea caves and rock platforms where some of Australia's most important dinosaur fossils have been found.
Kilometres of open surf beach backed by dunes. Known for pipi collecting at low tide, so check the current rules before you dig.
A tiny village famous for its café and local produce, right on the Great Southern Rail Trail.
Easy to combine in one trip.