Inverloch

Tucked along the Bass Strait shore beside Anderson Inlet, Inverloch is a place whose character is shaped by the meeting of a tidal estuary, sandy beaches and coastal rock platforms. The town stands on Bunurong Country in South Gippsland, where the inlet’s sheltered waters contrast with the open southern coastline. Bunurong Marine and Coastal Park extends west towards Cape Paterson, protecting a section of shore known for its reefs, cliffs and intertidal habitats. Near Inverloch, the Flat Rocks coast has also yielded important Cretaceous-era fossils, linking this small seaside community to Australia’s deep geological past. Browse additional webcams nearby to see how Inverloch’s inlet shore connects with the Bass Strait coast.

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