Phillip Island is famous for its fairy penguin parades and every evening at dusk these cute little fellows march up the beach after a hard day at sea, seemingly oblivious to the floodlights and hundreds of visitors. You can also visit Churchill Island which is joined to Phillip Island by a narrow timber bridge. Look out for the Koalas. It is only one and a half kilometres long and great to visit by foot or scenic cruise. For something completely different take a solar powered escape with an eco tour of French Island.

On the eastern side of Wilsons Promontory also known as Yiruk to the local Aboriginal peoples, stands the solitary lighthouse. Breathtaking ocean views can be enjoyed from the windswept mountain peaks and tranquil waterways flow steadily  to the sea. Walking tracks wind throughout the varied landscape of this national park and are known as, one of Victoria's most popular natural attractions. You will find great surf here and in nearby Waratah Bay, locals boast the best windsurfing beach in Australia – Sandy Point.

Traveling north over the green hills of Gippsland you will find the village of Walhalla nestled in a quiet hillside. The most scenic touring route is through the Strzelecki Ranges or alternatively by the Walhalla and Mountain Rivers Trail.  Watch this page for discounted tours.