Boag Rocks - Fingal (VIC)

Christian Bannard Beautiful lookout, went down to the beach, had it all to ourselves! Worth the visit! The steps are very steep though!

Dale Sheppard Excellent place to visit the beach and blow hole are amazing. Get there early as parking is limited. The walk down to the beach is fairly easy but not wheelchair accessible.

Big Big lovely weekend visit, son had a 12km run around the golf course and surrounding streets.

Alexandra A short, scenic walk from the parking area along the road offers a serene experience as you are gently led towards the breathtaking beauty of the beach. The path is peaceful, with the sounds of nature guiding your way, and the striking basalt rocks that line the coastline add a dramatic touch to the landscape. It’s a perfect spot for a brief but immersive connection with nature, ideal for a quick getaway or a moment of tranquility by the sea.

Fran Hutcheson A great walk on a sunny day. Look through the trees for bay glimpses. Pretty flowers, insects and delightful trees to behold!!

Midhun Cherian I had a wonderful time exploring Coolart Wetlands & Homestead. The serene environment provided a perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. The diverse range of bird species and the beautiful landscapes made for a truly enjoyable visit. The historic homestead was a fascinating glimpse into the past, adding another layer of charm to the overall experience. I highly recommend a visit to Coolart Wetlands & Homestead for nature lovers and history enthusiasts alike!

Bianca N Brilliant. My daughter had the time of her life and went for both a tractor ride and a pony ride! The farm was just the right size. Been to other farms but this was a really great experience. Even have a playground. They recycle tubs for you to buy feed in too. Lots of animals. A+++

Lee Daniello Great spot to check out the reef and rock pools. Lots of various kinds of seaweed and seagrass, plenty of opportunities for shell hunting, and further out on the head of the mushroom, you can see some fish swimming in the small canyons under water. You might even find some abalone shells! There werent a lot of people when I went, but I did see a small group of people snorkelling, seems like it would be a great spot for it. A word of caution, do check tides before walking out onto the causeway, especially if youre not a strong swimmer. I made the mistake of going out to the edge of the reef as low tide was ending and before I realized it, the entire causeway was well underwater, making it a bit difficult to walk back to shore through almost knee deep water (luckily I didnt encounter any rays!).