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South Gippsland
What's On In Prom Country
Saturday, 16th March to Saturday, 6th April
BRUCE PLANT - WAITING FOR PAINTING
Come and view Bruce’s recent works.
When: Saturday 16th March to Saturday 6th April. Open daily from 11am to 4pm except Friday
Where: Federation Art Gallery Commercial Street Korumburra
9th March 2019 to 29th Feb 2020
Foster and District Historical Society Inc. is proud to announce
Corner Inlet through the lens - The life and work of photographer John Gunn. This exhibition displays the extraordinary work of local farmer, builder and electrician turned photographer John Gunn. He recorded the people, places, events and industry in Toora and the surrounding district in the early years of the 20th century. Photos include the Peace celebrations at the end of the First World War and the development and construction of the Toora Tin Mine
When: Saturday 9th March to Feb 2020. Open 11am to 3pm: Saturday and Sundays, Public Holidays and daily throughout Vic School Holidays.
Cost: Museum Entry: $10 per family (4), $5 per adult, $4 Concession/Pensioner, 0.50 cents per child.
Where: Foster Museum, Main Street Foster
E:enquiries@promcountryhistory.org.au
Thursday, 21st March – Monday, 22nd April
When: Thursday, 24th March – Monday, 22nd April
Where: Gecko Studio Gallery, 15 Falls Road, Fish Creek
Contact: 5683 2481
W: www.geckostudiogallery.com.au
Thursday, 28th March – Monday, 22nd April
EXHIBITION BY LEONGATHA PAINTERS GROUP
Stockyard Gallery proudly presents their latest exciting exhibition by the Leongatha Painters Group.
When: Thursday, 28th March – Monday, 22nd April
Where: Stockyard Gallery, Foster
Contact: 5682 1125
W: http://www.stockyardgalleryandshop.org.au/
Wednesday, 3rd April – Sunday, 29th April
SYNERGY, VISIONS OF THE BUSH & SKY, LAND, SEA
The latest exhibitions at Meeniyan Art Gallery. Synergy in Gallery 1, Visions of the Bush in Gallery 2 and Sky, Land, Sea in Gallery 3.
Openings for all three exhibitions is on Sunday, 7th April at 2pm.
When: Wednesday, 3rd April to Sunday, 29th April. Open 10am to 4pm (Closed Tuesdays).
Where: MAG, 84 Whitelaw Street, Meeniyan
Contact: 5664 0101
W: www.meeniyanartgallery.com.au
Wednesday, 3rd April – Saturday, 28th April
POP UP HOTEL AT WARATAH HILLS VINEYARD
‘Wine down Pop Up’ is a unique, limited-time luxury vineyard escape. Find #YourHappySpace when you wake up to views of the vines from the comfort and sophistication of beautifully crafted eco-luxury converted shipping containers. Immerse yourselves in the romantic world of wine and discover the fruits of Victoria’s South Gippsland. Where: Waratah Hills Vineyard When: Wednesday, 3rd April to Saturday, 28th April
Cost: Sunday – Thursday: $275/night
Friday – Saturday: $375/night
W: www.yourhappyspace.com.au/winedownpopup.
Friday, 5th, 12th, 19th, 26h April
Food, Fire & Wine on Fridays:
Food trucks, braziers burning, live music, local wines. The place to meet friends and relax.
When: Friday evenings, 5pm – 8pm
Where: Meeniyan Square, 91 Whitelaw St Meeniyan
Friday, 5th April
PROM COAST FILM SOCIETY - 2019 SEASON
Showing: The Party (2017 UK – drama/comedy 71mins) & The Party (1968 USA – comedy 99mins) animation/comedy/drama 66mins)
When: Friday April 5th at 7.30pm
Where: Fish Creek Memorial Hall, 13 Falls Road Fish Creek
Contact: Catherine McGlead on 0407 543 371
SCHOOL HOLIDAYS BEGIN
April 6th - April 22nd
Saturday, 6th April
FOSTER ANGLICAN CHURCH - AUTUMN FETE
Come and enjoy a variety of stalls including cakes, collectables, vintage, plants and a garage sale. Sausage sizzle is also available.
Where: Anglican Church, 36 Station Rd, Foster
When: Saturday, 6th April 8.30am-12pm.
Contact: 5682 2412
Saturday, 6th April
Held on the first Saturday every month, set in the contemporary and rural village of Koonwarra, this community event exemplifies the best of local produce, and was founded in November 2000 by a not-for-profit association of the regions growers, producers and specialty food-makers.
On wet days it is held in the adjoining hall. Dogs welcome on a lead.
When: Saturday, 6th April, 8.30am - 12.30 pm
Where: Koonwarra Hall, Koala Drive Koonwarra
Contact: David, 0411 413 716
W:http://www.kfm.org.au/about-us.htm
Saturday, 6th April
This is your opportunity to buy a bargain and help support community programs through the Toora Lions Club.
When: 1st Saturday of the month, 8am - 1pm
Where: Vi-Plus Factory, Jetty Road Toora
Contact: Jeff Unthank, 03 5686 2103
Sat, 6th/Sun 7th and Sat, 13th April
Busy this school holidays? Step up!
Stepping up can feel heart-banging hard and scary at the best of times, because after you step up then you have a leap of faith into the unknown? But that is where life has the space to change.
Art, music, food and ‘Leap of Faith’ photo booth digital art workshop. Skills & jobs information
Free art workshops leading up to the event -bookings on 5682 1101
When: Saturday 13th April, 10am-3pm. Plus free art workshops leading up to the event: April 6 & 7, 10am-3pm
Where: Manna Gum Community House, 33 Station Road Foster
Contact: Lou or Bec at Manna Gum, 0425 462 955 or 03 5682 1101
W:https://mannagumcommunityhouse.org.au/
Sunday, 7th, 14th, 21th, 28h April
Funky ALL-WEATHER Market, Kongwak comes to life with a fabulous variety market every Sunday, with indoor and undercover stalls selling a selection of vintage/retro and second hand home wares, clothing, albums, art, jewellery, local produce, plants,
books, live music, great food and coffee, plus a fun atmosphere.
When: Every Sunday 10am - 2pm
Cost: Gold coin donation
Where: Kongwak General Store and Sheds
Contact: Jane, 0417 142 478
DAYLIGHT SAVINGS ENDS 2AM SUNDAY 7TH APRIL
Sunday, 7th April
Indulge your senses with a journey through: Vinyasa/Pranayama/
Restorative asana/Yoga
Nidra/Meditation/Poetry and more! Retreat into this half-day yoga and meditation workshop, where we will explore how we can incorporate heart wisdom into our yoga practice and subsequently into our greater life off the yoga mat. Amber Patterson is a Yoga and Meditation teacher with over 15 years’ experience. She draws from many healing modalities to offer nurturing body-mind practices.
When: Sunday, 7th April, 12-4pm
Where: Port Franklin Town Hall, Tramway Street Port Franklin
Cost: $45
Contact: Amber Patterson,
0497 008 774
W: http://www.amberpatterson.net/workshops
Sunday, 7th April
Harvest Lunch - Vegetables from the garden
Learn the skills to create restaurant plated meals, using produce from the Jacican kitchen garden and Gippsland producers.
Harvest seasonal produce from the Jacican kitchen garden.
Utilize the pantry and Gippsland produces to create restaurant quality meals. Learn the knife skills, cooking techniques and plating to become your own culinary artist.
Create, cook and share a three course meal
When: Sunday, 7th April, 11am to 2pm
Cost: $125.00 per guest
Where: Jacican Cooking School & Food Studio, 32 Giles Street Mirboo North
Contact: Jaci Hicken, 03 5668 2475 or 0407 577 205
Sunday, 7th April
There are around 15 stalls at this market with everything homemade and home grown, including craft and woodwork.
Refreshments also available.
When: 1st Sunday of each month, 9am to 1pm
Where: Jumbunna Community Hall, Cruickshank’s Road Jumbunna
Contact: Dawne Wylie,
03 5657 3253
Sunday, 7th & Sunday, 21st April
MEENIYAN UTE BEAUT CAR BOOT SALE
Rain, hail or shine. $25 a stall. Recycle, upcycle, reduce landfill, declutter, tidy - spark a whole lot of joy! To book call 0422 687439 or email.
When: 1st & 3rd Sunday each month, 8am-1pm
Cost: $25 a stall
Where: Meeniyan Square, Whitelaw Street Meeniyan
Contact: 0422 687 439
E:meeniyancarbootsale@gmail.com
10th to 22nd April, 2019
Explore Wilsons Promontory with a Ranger these holidays.
These fun and educational activities include Rockpool Rambles, Nature Treasure Hunts, Junior Ranger Bird Brain, Indigenous Cultural Walk, and Discovery Kids.
View the full list of activities happening at Wilsons Promontory here:
http://wilsons-promontory-national-park.eventbrite.com
Booking Information:
Bookings can be made online, at the Tidal River Information Centre or by calling 8427 2122. Bookings open 9am Friday 5th April. Please note there is a limit of 2 Junior Ranger activities per child.
When: April 10–22, 2019
Please refer to individual activity details for dates and times.
Cost: Free
Where: Wilson's Promontory National Park, Tidal River
W: https://juniorrangers.com.au/whats-on/event/autumn-at-the-prom-2/
Saturday, 13th April
SOUTH GIPPSLAND HOSPITAL AUXILIARY HIGH TEA
The South Gippsland Hospital Auxiliary will be holding their Annual High Tea on Sat April 13.
Bookings are essential but be quick as this wonderful event always books out quickly.
When: Saturday 13th April from 2pm
Cost: $30 per head
Where: Foster Bowls Club, 47-53 Station Road Foster
Contact: Dianne Paragreen,
0407 883 600
Saturday, 13th April
James Bennett is an Alternative Roots/ Folk artist from Newcastle
NSW. No stranger to playing live, James incorporates 12 & six string guitars, Weissenberg Lap Steel, stomp box & harmonica into his performances & has been playing nationally across Australia for the last seven years.
James has independently recorded & released two E.P’s & a self-titled album. He recorded his second album titled ‘Run with the Hunted’ in Hollywood CA with highly respected Producer/ Engineer Scott Campbell who has worked with & recorded industry names such as Alanis Morissette, Stevie Nicks & Tom Petty.
When: Saturday 13 April 2019.
Doors Open 7.00pm, show starts 8.00pm.
Cost: $30
Where: Sandy Point Community Centre, Church Parade Sandy Point
Contact: Sandy Point Music Club
W:https://www.sandypoint.vic.au/page56.html
Saturday, 13th April
The Lions Club of Mirboo North presents the Magnificent Motorcycle Show.
Swap meet, Show & Shine, park, Sell, or auction. Gymkana and riding demos, food, music and good company! Motorcycles Only!
Camping available
Like on Facebook - "Mirboo North Motorcycle Show".
When: Saturday 13 April
Where: Mirboo North
Contact: Graeme, 0491 106 688
Saturday, 13th April
COAL CREEK FARMERS AND CRAFT MARKET
Fresh food straight from the farms!! Wonderful dedicated locals who grow, make and bake the fabulous fare available seasonally. Plastic bag free, so please come prepared with your own bags.
Now also including a Coal Creek Craft Market.
When: Saturday, 13th April
8am to 1pm
Where: Car park of Coal Creek Community Park & Museum
Silkstone Road Korumburra
Phone: 0459 629 000
E:farmersmarket@coalcreekvillage.com.au
Sunday, 14th April
Come and enjoy fresh local produce
When: Sunday, April 14th 10am-1pm
Where: Tarwin Lower Memorial Hall, Riverside Drive Tarwin Lower
Contact: Anita 03 5663 7345
Sunday, 14th April
Come and enjoy fresh local produce.
When: Sunday, April 14th, 9am to 2pm
Where: Meeniyan Square, Whitelaw Street Meeniyan
Sunday, 14th April
The market offers a great mix of Produce, Goods and Bric A Brac.
Operated by the Lions Club of Strzelecki where all proceeds go to aid the community.
When: 2nd Sunday of the month (Oct - April). 8.30am to 1pm
Railway Siding, Loch
Contact: 0447 398 822
W:http://www.lochvillage.com/market.html
Sunday, 14th April
PROM COAST CRUISE
Enjoy a 90 min cruise around Corner Inlet and the top of Wilsons Prom.
Tea/coffee are provided while you enjoy the stunning coastal scenery!
When: Sunday, 14th April - 11am and 1.30pm
Where: Port Welshpool
Cost: $40
Contact: Wildlife Coast Cruises – 1300 763 739 or book online
Tuesday, 16th April
NATURE PLAY WEEK TREASURE HUNT - WILSON'S PROM
Exploring the outdoors is good fun, good for our health and easy to do. Join Parks Victoria for a nature treasure hunt in the bush, as part of Nature Play Week, and discover the colours, patterns and textures of Wilsons Prom.
Please bring water, sunscreen, insect repellent, and wear enclosed shoes and clothing appropriate for the weather. Be prepared for a short walk.
Nature play and learning to engage with our surroundings is important for all age groups – this activity is suitable for people aged 4 to 101. Children must be accompanied by a parent or guardian, aged 18 years of older.
When: Tuesday 16th April, 12 pm to 1pm
Where: Wilson’s Prom National Park,Tidal River Education Centre.
W:https://juniorrangers.com.au/whats-on/event/nature-play-week-treasure-hunt-brimbank-park-2/
Thursday, 18th April
The Very Big Bushwalk – Wilsons Promontory National Park
To celebrate Premiers Active April, Parks Victoria is hosting the Very Big Bushwalk – a range of short
Bush walks to be held simultaneously at numerous locations right around the State!
Ever wanted to try a family bushwalk but don’t know where to start or where to go? Keen to meet new people so you can explore your local parks together? Feel like you lack the experience, know how or fitness to complete a walk? Want to find out about accessible walks? Why not join a Parks Victoria Ranger for an easy grade, short bushwalk that’s suitable for the whole family!
Please bring water, sunscreen, insect repellent and wear suitable clothing and enclosed shoes (no thongs).
Please meet at the Education Centre, Tidal River.
Please note that each attending adult and child will need to book a separate ticket.
When: April 18, 2019, 10am to 11am
Cost: Free - Bookings essential
Where: Wilson's Promontory National Park Education Centre Tidal River
W:https://juniorrangers.com.au/whats-on/event/bigbushwalk_cape-schanck_1-2-2/
EASTER WEEKEND
Saturday, 20th to Monday 22nd April
17TH SANDY POINT EASTER ART SHOW
For an entry form and more information please visit the Sandy Point Website at: https://www.sandypoint.vic.au/index.html
Categories include; Paintings, Photography and Sculpture.
The Official Opening will be on Friday 19th April @ 7.30pm.
All artists are cordially invited to attend and enjoy light refreshments.
Enquiries: - Di Cooper - 5684 1545 / 0418 336 690
When: Saturday 20 - Monday 22 April, 10am to 4pm
Cost: Gold coin donation.
Where: Sandy Point Community Centre, Church Parade Sandy Point
Contact: Di Cooper, 03 5684 1545
Saturday, 20th April
CHARLIE BROWN'S FAMILY FUN DAY
It's the annual Easter Family Fun Day with Easter Egg Hunt, sand castle building and novelty races and games, free concert by Blind Cobbler's Thumb, Food and Drinks.
See a program for more details.
Sand Castle comp - assemble at the main beach. Other activities at the Waratah Bay Rec Reserve - on grassed area behind the playground.
When: Saturday 20th April.Day starts with the sand castle competition at 9am for a 9.30am official start.
Novelty races and tug of war from 12 noon.
Cost: Free
Where: Waratah Bay Recreation Reserve, Cnr. Gale and Moongana Streets Waratah Bay
Saturday, 20th AprIL
Farm fresh produce and more.
When: 3rd Saturday of each month
8am - 12noon
Where: War Memorial Arts Centre Hall Main Street Foster
Contact: Juneen Schulz,
0427 809 509
Saturday, 20th April
2ND ANNUAL SURF2CINQ FUN RUN/WALK
Join in this fun community event, with 3 distance options - 8.2km, 6.6km and 2.2km. All funds raised go towards the Starfish nipper programme. There will be an Easter Egg Hunt for the kids - gold coin donation and enjoy food and coffee and the glorious beaches of Venus Bay!
When: Saturday, 20th April Marshalling at 8am, start at 8.30am
Where: Venus Bay Lifesaving Club - Beach #1
Surf Drive Venus Bay
Cost: $25 Family (2adults/2 kids)$10 Adults $7 kids
Sunday, 21st April
TROS is a community project in partnership with Parks Victoria to create a communal meeting place at the site of the current playground at Tidal River. The walks are generally
about an hour and a half and are on tracks at the Prom. Participants are invited to walk at their own pace and can to stop at any time.
When: Third Sunday of each month from 9.30am. April 21st Squeaky Beach - Whisky Bay.
Cost: Gold Coin Donation includes Morning Tea
W: https://www.tidalriveropenspace.com
Sunday, 21st April
Come and join in the Easter fun – buy a $6 Hunting Licence, find 3 gold blocks and exchange for 3 eggs! Lucky door prize, meet the Easter
Bunny and join in a Non-Denominational Church Service’
When: Sunday, 21st April 10am-1.30pm
Where: Coal Creek Community Park and Museum, Korumburra.
Cost: $6 Hunting Licence
Contact: Coal Creek Community Park and Museum, 5655 1811
W: http://www.coalcreekcommunityparkandmuseum.com
Sunday, 21st April
PROMONTORY PRODUCE & CRAFT MARKET
The biggest and best Craft Market in Gippsland.
More than 200 stalls. Home produce, arts and crafts, plants, food stalls, bric a brac. BYO Plastic Bags
When: Sunday 21st April, 8am-12pm
Where: The Showgrounds, Station Road Foster
Cost: $2
Contact: 0439 033 960
Monday 22nd, April
Lots of stalls to visit - new and old wares, produce, clothing, plants, cakes, food and many more! There is also a huge B.B.Q!
When: Monday, 22nd April 8am - 1pm
Where: Tarwin Lower Hall
River Drive Tarwin Lower
Contact: Stall bookings - Brian
0490 970 377
Thursday, 25TH April, 2019
For details of the Anzac Ceremonies in your area, please visit our website nearer the date. (www.visitpromcountry.com.au) or check local press.
Saturday, 27th April
If you're a person, who loves fresh food and locally grown produce, you can enjoy a new Community Farmers Market.
When: Saturday 27th April, 8.30am to 1pm.
Where: Community College Gippsland's Leongatha Campus in Howard Street, Leongatha
Contact: Julie Curtis, 03 5662 6700
W:leongathafarmersmarket.org.au
Saturday, 27th April
Huge variety of stallholders including plants, food, bric a brac, chooks, art, local veggies and honey, craft and much more.
When: Last Saturday of the month
8am - 1pm
Where: Baromi Park, 49 Ridgway Mirboo North
Contact: Graeme Dale
0490 884 265
E: mirboonthmarket@gmail.com
W:facebook.com/mirboonorthmarket
Saturday, 27th April
THE BACKSLIDERS PLAYING AT MEENIYAN
Formed in 1986 by guitarist Dom Turner, Backsliders quickly became festival favourites, a tag they carry to this day, almost thirty years later. The line-up boasts the drumming talents of Rob Hirst, along with the alternating harmonica attack of Ian Collard, Joe Glover and Broderick Smith backing Hirst and Turner to the hilt. It’s a line-up that carries serious weight, not just on the
Australian blues scene, but across genres and styles the world over.
These guys are renowned for captivating live shows – an eclectic mix of blues styles moving from driving delta blues riffs and jungle-like rhythms to ‘Piedmont’ blues
Influenced by ‘all-acoustic’ unplugged treatments of 1920’s songs by blues heroes such as Mississippi Fred McDowell and Robert Johnson.
When: Saturday, 27th April, Doors open 7pm, Show starts 8pm
Where: Meeniyan Town Hall
95 Whitelaw Street Meeniyan
Cost: Tickets all one price: $40 (includes all bkg fees and GST).
Allocated table seating. All Ages. BYO. Book tickets via lyrebirdarts@gmail.com or any of our local ticket outlets: Gecko Studio Gallery, Fish Creek; Main Street Revelations, Foster; The Rusty Windmill Cafe, Leongatha. Contact: 0400 117 754
E:lyrebirdarts@gmail.com
W:http://lyrebirdartscouncil.c
Saturday, 27th April
LADY OF THE SWAMP – A MUSICAL AND AUCTION EVENING
Tarwin Lower District Community Health Centre presents a musical and auction fund raising evening.
When: Saturday, 27th April
Where: T.L.D.C.H.C, 19 Walkerville Road, Tarwin Lower
Cost: $25 available from April 10th from T.L.D.C.H.C or Tarwin Lower Mitre 10.
Contact: T.L.D.C.H.C - 5667 5680
Sunday, 28th April
INVERLOCH COMMUNITY FARMERS MARKET
Come along to enjoy a day of great local produce, a terrific range of local wines and chilled live music!
When: Sunday 27th January 8.00 am - 1.00 pm
Where: The Glade on the Esplanade Inverloch
Contact: 0448 327 637
Sunday, 28th April
The Market offers both indoor and outdoor stalls and runs all year. Stall sites are $10.00. Port Albert is located in beautiful South Gippsland and is the oldest port in Victoria. Visitors are encouraged to come along and see what Port Albert has to offer.
When: Sunday 9am - 1pm
Where: Port Albert Hall, 20 Victoria St Port Albert
Contact: Gayle, 0437 247 242
Please visit the website………for updated content and events @ www.visitpromcountry.com.au or
If you would like to submit a local event, you can contact the Prom Country VIC on 5655 2233 or email us: infocentre@southgippsland.vic.gov.au
Wilsons Promontory VIC 3960, Australia
Wilson Prom National Park
The Prom is one of Victoria’s most-loved places.
At the southernmost tip of mainland Australia, it offers spectacular scenery of huge granite mountains, open forest, rainforest, sweeping beaches and coastlines.
Great bushwalks extend from under an hour to over three days. Visitors can camp, caravan or stay in huts, cabins, wilderness retreats or lodges at Tidal River where there is a general store and take-away food shop.
Wilsons Promontory Light station is perched on a small peninsula jutting into the wild seas of Bass Strait.
The waters surrounding the Prom are protected as a marine national park and marine park and offer outstanding diving.
http://parkweb.vic.gov.au/explore/parks/wilsons-promontory-national-park
South Gippsland Highway, Korumburra, Victoria, Australia
Coal Creek Village
Coal Creek Community Park and Museum - FREE ENTRY and unlimited fun for the whole family. Come along and ride the bush tramway, buy some old fashioned lollies from the general store, and feed the ducks in the lake. While you're here drop in and have a look at our Community Gallery, and be sure to talk to our volunteers for their knowledge of local history. Come on one of our scary Ghost Tours and see the village at night.
2000 S Gippsland Highway, Stony Creek VIC 3957
Stony Creek Go Carts
Serious Fun - Only 15 to 20 minutes drive from Loves Lane Cottages, near Meeniyan
Established in 2008 Stony Creek Go Karts is the newest and most exciting hire kart track in Victoria.
For individuals, parties and groups of up to 50 people. Stony Creek Go Karts is one of the few tracks who hire out karts as well as provide facilities to bring your own.
Telephone: 03 5664 7272
Leongatha to Port Welshpool
Great Southern Rail Trail
A picturesque rail trail close to Melbourne, Phillip Island and Wilsons Promontory. This rail trail has seen many major improvements in recent years including the opening of the Black Spur bridges near Koonwarra in March 2016. The rail trail has an easily accessible and wide smooth track.
https://www.visitpromcountry.com.au/walking-cycling/the-great-southern-rail-trail
Mirboo North to Boolarra Vic
Grand Ridge Rail Trail
A very pleasant forest trail in the heart of South Gippsland that traverses 13 klms of beautiful mountain countryside with a gentle trail grade between Boolarra and Mirboo North.
https://www.visitpromcountry.com.au/walking-cycling/grand-ridge-rail-trail
Port Albert, Victoria, Australia
Port Albert
PORT ALBERT is an idyllic seaside coastal fishing village within South Gippsland, fronting Bass Strait and just East of Wilsons Promontory.
Venus Bay, Victoria, Australia
Venus Bay
The small coastal resort of Venus Bay is situated on a narrow peninsula of land, bordered on one side by the open sea of Bass Strait and on the other by the calm waters of Anderson Inlet.
http://www.visitvictoria.com/Regions/Gippsland/Destinations/Venus-Bay
Inverloch, Victoria, Australia
Inverloch Beach
The protected waters of Anderson Inlet make the coastal town a favourite holiday spot. Swimmers, water sports enthusiasts and surfers flock to the beaches during warmer months, while the surrounding walks and drives make the village a popular year-round destination.
http://www.visitvictoria.com/Regions/Gippsland/Destinations/Inverloch
20 Cottmans Road, Fish Creek, Victoria, Australia
Waratah Hill Vineyard
South Gippsland is incredibly beautiful and a true, cool-climate region with maritime influences from the often stormy Bass Strait. Wineries from Phillip Island to the foothills of the Strzelecki Ranges produce elegant chardonnay and pinot gris, but have found their true expression with pinot noir of superb flavour and structure.
Waratah Hill is located on the road to the iconic Wilsons Promontory National Park, is one of the southern most vineyards on the Australian mainland.