Strong currents make Diamond Bay unadvisable for beginners, but for experienced divers, Diamond Bay provides an exciting underwater playground...
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Blairgowrie Pier & Marina
About 1.5 hours out of Melbourne, with all day free parking and in close proximity to a good selection of cafes, this site is...
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Portsea Pier
Shallow sea grass beds and kelp gardens on the west side of the pier are accessible to snorkellers, but with depths getting to 5 metres towards...
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Woolshed Falls
Alongside the historic gold town of Beechworth in the state’s north-east, a steep gorge cuts deep through the granite. As the gorge falls away...
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Mount Oberon Summit
There is nothing quite like the challenging climb of Mount Oberon, where the summit rewards avid walkers with breathtaking views across Wilsons Promontory National Park and over some of the outlying islands...
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Craig’s Hut Walking Track
Craig’s Hut was built in 1982 as a set for the iconic Australian film, The Man from Snowy River, based on the classic poem by the Australian bush poet, A.B “Banjo” Patterson. The hut has now become one of the most famous in the Victorian High Country, offering spectacular views of the ranges...
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Mount Cobbler Summit
Reaching the summit of Mount Cobbler can be quite challenging, but the outstanding 360-degree views of the Victorian Alps make the trek well worth the effort...
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Smiths Gully
Smiths Gully in Northern Melbourne offers an easy walk with abundant wildlife and stunning scenery close to the city...
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Breakneck Gorge
This is a great half-day walk for locals or visitors to the Daylesford and Hepburn Springs area, giving you a good taste of the surrounding bushland in a peaceful gully...
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Wombat Trail
Approximately an hour and a half’s travel north-east of Melbourne CBD, Trentham is a small town on the edge of the Wombat State Forest. There are a number of small reserves and walking trails around town, and the Wombat Trail, a loop of approximately 8km, takes the walker right around the edge of the houses into the surrounding bushland...