In Portsea the Point Nepean National Park is one of the more impressive natural landscapes in Victoria.
Perfect for walks you can explore the area and discover different examples of natural flora and fauna.
Enjoy BBQs, swimming cycling and more.
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After being closed to the public for over a century, Point Nepean National Park is rapidly becoming one of Victoria’s most popular visitor destinations – and it’s only a 90-minute drive from Melbourne. Boasting spectacular views across Port Phillip Bay and Bass Strait, it’s a place of natural and historical significance. The park is home to native trees and grassland housing wildlife including the bandicoot and black wallaby. Popular features include a memorial to where Prime Minister Harold Holt went missing, the Quarantine Station, Fort Pearce, and Fort Nepean. Such is the delicate nature of the park you can only drive to a certain point, and from there you’re either on foot or cycling (bikes are available to hire). Alternatively, you can catch a ride on a transporter for a small fee, which takes you on a guided tour.
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Bayswater, VIC, 3153
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