Nooramunga and Corner Inlet Marine & Coastal Parks

Corner Inlet and Nooramunga Marine and Coastal Parks consist of shallow marine waters, isolated granite islands, intertidal mudflats and a complex of over 40 sand barrier islands.

Things to Do

• Try fishing for Snapper, King George Whiting, flathead, garfish and Australian Salmon from the surf beaches of the barrier islands or by boat within the sheltered waters of the inlet.
• Enjoy bush camping on the sand barrier islands within Nooramunga Marine and Coastal Park.
• Discover the fascinating early history of Port Albert by walking the Old Port Trail.
• Watch migratory wading birds feeding on the exposed mudflats at low tide.
• There are various walking tracks ranging in length from short strolls at McLoughlins Beach to overnight hikes for the more adventurous on Snake Island.
• There are also protected historic areas at Old Settlement Beach and Tarraville and shipwreck sites.
• Nooramunga's islands provide sheltered waters for fishermen. Commercial and amateur fishing, including flounder spearing, is permitted. Hunting for ducks and deer is permitted in certain areas of the park during the declared open seasons. For further information check the hunting regulations on Parks Victoria website.