The Inverloch Farmers Market is a beloved community event held on the last Sunday of each month at The Glade, right by the foreshore. This vibrant market showcases the best of Gippsland’s local produce—fresh fruits and vegetables, artisan breads, handmade cheeses, small-batch preserves, flowers, honey, meats, and more. Stalls are run by friendly locals, and the relaxed coastal vibe makes it a favourite for both residents and visitors. Grab a coffee, browse handcrafted goods, and enjoy live music as you wander under the trees just steps from the beach. It’s the perfect way to spend a Sunday morning in Inverloch.

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• Sunday 31st August 2025, 9am to 1pm.

• Sunday 28th September 2025, 9am to 1pm.

• Sunday 26th October 2025, 8am to 1pm (Note start time change).

• Sunday 30th November 2025, 8am to 1pm.

• Sunday 28th December 2025, 8am to 1pm

• Sunday 25th January 2026, 8am to 1pm.

• Sunday 22nd February 2026, 8am to 1pm.

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Inverloch Bike Hire, located at 54 Cashin Street, Inverloch, is the go‑to spot for exploring the Bass Coast on two wheels. They offer a variety of bikes including Trek mountain bikes, Electra beach cruisers, and pedal‑assist e‑bikes starting from around $45 for cruisers and $60 for e‑bikes What makes it special is their “click & deliver” service: the team brings the bikes directly to your accommodation or a trailhead and picks them up when you're finished saving you time and hassle. 

They also supply helmets, locks, maps, and 24/7 mechanical support, making it a stress‑free and fun adventure for families, couples, or solo riders. Whether you're cycling along the scenic Inverloch foreshore, exploring the Great Southern Rail Trail, or tackling nearby coastal loops, Inverloch Bike Hire is your local partner for a memorable cycling experience.

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Inverloch Surf Beach is a sweeping 1.8 km stretch of golden sand facing south-east into Anderson Inlet, ideal for swimming, surfing, and family fun. Protected by offshore reefs, it offers calm, beginner-friendly waves and is patrolled by the Inverloch Surf Life Saving Club during peak times making it one of Victoria’s safest surf spots.

Facilities are excellent: there's parking, toilets, cold-water showers, picnic tables, BBQs, change rooms, and wheelchair access via a ramp at the Surf Lifesaving Club entrance.  Lifeguard flags mark the safer swimming zone, but be aware of occasional strong rips and shore-breaks always swim between the flags 

This beach is a hub for community events, surf lessons through the Surf Club, fishing along tidal flats, kitesurfing, and serene evening walks that capture breathtaking sunsets over the inlet. Cafés, shops, and the pier are just footsteps away, making it convenient for a full day of coastal enjoyment.

Shack Bay is a hidden gem just a short drive from Inverloch, offering visitors a serene and less crowded beach experience. Nestled along the scenic Bunurong Coastal Drive, this sheltered bay features calm waters ideal for swimming, paddleboarding, or simply relaxing by the shore. The beach is framed by rugged cliffs and native vegetation, providing a beautiful natural backdrop that invites picnics and leisurely strolls. Its peaceful atmosphere makes Shack Bay perfect for families, couples, or anyone looking to escape the busier main beaches. With easy access from the coastal drive and ample parking nearby, it’s a fantastic spot to unwind while soaking in the stunning Gippsland coastline. Don’t forget to bring your camera—the views here at sunrise or sunset are truly breathtaking.

Welcome to You Project, where Nicole and Ange have beautifully crafted a unique Yoga & Pilates studio right in the heart of Inverloch. The space is designed not just for practice but for connection and growth, offering a variety of classes tailored to meet the needs of all individuals, regardless of experience or fitness level.

Each session is held in a warm and friendly atmosphere, ensuring that every participant feels supported on their journey toward achieving personal goals and unlocking their full potential. At You Project, we believe that fitness should be enjoyable and accessible, which is why we offer casual classes that invite everyone to join in! Come and experience the difference with us.

Inverloch Pier (often called the Inverloch Jetty) is a charming timber structure extending into the serene Anderson Inlet, nestled right off The Esplanade in Inverloch. It’s a beloved spot for a range of experiences from early morning strolls and romantic sunsets to lively fishing sessions offering panoramic views and a relaxing coastal escape 

First built around 1909 to support coal shipments, the original jetty shifted slightly inland in 1956 due to silting and was later rebuilt in 1999, when the current pier structure with its adjoining boat ramp and enhanced parking was completed recently. 

Historically, it’s been the site of community events like regattas and even beauty pageants “Miss Inverloch” during the 1920s and 1930s. Today, the pier is a magnet for anglers, boaters, photographers, kayakers, paddleboarders, and families enjoying marine life like stingrays visible through rail panels

Within the coastal town of Inverloch lies a hidden gem whose existence whispers tales of ancient mysteries and untold secrets. The Caves of Inverloch, known to locals as a source of intrigue and wonder, captivate the imagination of visitors who seek to unravel the enigmatic depths concealed within their rocky embrace.

Anderson Inlet Beach in Inverloch is a stunning, shallow estuary at the mouth of the Tarwin River, forming an almost enclosed bay of turquoise waters and soft sand—ideal for families, paddlers, and beachcombers. The inlet comprises three sandy beaches stretching along the foreshore, backed by grassy dunes and coastal reserves, all with convenient parking and amenities.

Activities & Features

• Safe swimming & paddling: Calm, flat waters make it perfect for children, kayaking, stand-up paddleboarding, and gentle swimming.

• Fishing & boating: Excellent fish species include King George whiting, salmon, and trevally. A boat ramp and jetty facilitate recreational boating 

• Adventure access: When tides allow, you can walk from the inlet around the western headland to reach the surf beaches.

• Kiteboarding & windsurfing: The inlet often catches breezes ideal for wind and kite sports.

• Scenic strolling: Walk along the undulating shoreline, collect shells, and watch sunsets paint the sky making it as tranquil as it is beautiful

The Screw Creek Nature Walk in Inverloch is a tranquil and family-friendly trail winding 2–2.5 km through coastal tea-tree forest, saltmarsh, and mangroves starting from the Inverloch Foreshore Camping Reserve car park at the far end of The Esplanade The well-maintained boardwalks lead across Screw Creek via a charming bridge, and from a spur you can reach fishing platforms or head uphill to the Townsend Bluff lookout, where sweeping views over Anderson Inlet.

The Cape Paterson Ocean Pool is a beloved coastal feature located at Cape Paterson Bay Beach, along Surf Beach Road, near the boat ramp. This man-made rock pool was constructed in the 1960s by miners and has since become a popular spot for families and visitors seeking a safe and tranquil swimming experience.

The pool is naturally replenished by the tides, offering clear, calm waters ideal for swimming, snorkeling, and observing marine life. It's especially popular during warmer months, providing a sheltered environment for both relaxation and exploration. Nearby, you'll find the Cape Paterson Caravan Park, offering convenient access to the beach and pool .

The Inverloch Jazz Festival, going since 1994. We present two days and two evenings of music, with over forty bands and 150 artists playing in all styles of jazz.

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Hear great jazz just two hours from Melbourne, in comfortable indoor venues. Enjoy regional food and wine, and help support community projects.

1 - 3 August 2025 - inverlochjazzfestival.com