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Boat ramp locations

fishing spots map

Port Welshpool – 24 hour water access, all tides.  A tide board is situated on Fisherman’s Jetty.  3-lane ramp, holding jetty. Toora Beach – Water access restricted by tidal movement [...]

Diving & snorkeling

More info to come here soon.

Fishing spots

Fishing at the Prom

Where to fish The Corner Inlet district is one of this State’s most prolific fishing grounds, with commercial fishing contributing around $5 million annually to the region’s economy.  Our healthy [...]

Foster Bowl

The bowl is a capsule shape, spine with round bowl. There is also a metal half pipe/vert ramp. If you’re around the Foster area, then drop in – it’s great [...]

Great Southern Rail Trail

A new footbridge spans the Tarwin River just outside Meeniyan

The Great Southern Rail Trail traverses the verdant South Gippsland hills, with dairy farms, wetlands, spectacular views of Wilsons Promontory and Corner Inlet, a wildlife corridor of remnant vegetation providing [...]

Kyaking

Wilsons Promontory kayaking

Kayaking enthusiasts flock to Prom Country for calm – and sometimes challenging – recreation. Kayaking can take place in the calm waters of Corner Inlet to the large swells and [...]

Port Franklin nature park

Port Franklin - a thriving fishing village just 5 minutes from Foster

Stroll along the boardwalk and walking track and take in the essence of one of Victoria’s most significant fishing ports. Port Franklin is a small fishing hamlet situated on the meandering Franklin River, with [...]

Prom Country delights runners

THE rain mercifully held off until late morning last Sunday, allowing the Prom Country Challenge to go ahead at Toora in cool and blowy but fine conditions. Organisers were delighted [...]

Seal watching

Prom Coastal Charters Ph: 5684 1362, Mobile: 0418 125 526 or 0427 841 362

Surfing in South Gippsland

These surfers wouldn't have found any waves at Shallow Inlet, where this photo was taken, but around the corner at Sandy Point, the waves wouldn't disappoint.  Photo courtesy of seabreeze.com.au

With so many surf beaches to choose from, surfing south gippsland is the way to go. So, whether you’re a beginner or seasoned surfer, you’ll find a beach that is [...]

Swimming pools

Come and enjoy our outdoor heated swimming pool at Reserve Road, Foster. Toora also boasts a headed swimming pool. Click the title for opening times etc

Tidal River area of Wilsons Prom to re-open September 23!

Just in time for the school holidays, the Tidal River area of Wilsons Promontory National Park will re-open on September 23, 2011. The heavy March rains have sculpted a ‘new’ [...]

Walks in Foster

Foster, once a bustling gold mining town known as Stockyard Creek, is one of a few Victorian country towns that have substantial areas of public land within their boundaries.  Walking [...]

Wilsons Prom National Park

The beach at Tidal River, Wilsons Prom

Updates Southern section The southern section day walks and all overnight hikes including the Lighthouse and Sealers Cove will remain closed while extensive repair works and track alignments are carried [...]

Windsurfing South Gippsland

Windsurfing South Gippsland at Shallow Inlet – just 25 minutes from Foster – is renowned as a hot spot for wind surfers and is where attempts are made at the world [...]

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