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The Pole House will feel like you are being served up on a platter to the beauty of the Great Ocean Road.

52 Weekends Away: Victoria's best weekend getaways for 2020

With glorious glamping, cosy bush breaks and lavish inner-city stays, there's something for everyone as Victoria begins to blossom once more.

The RACV Inverloch Resort is a diverse place, with a large hotel building the centrepiece, overlooking a wetlands nature reserve and out to the ocean.

RACV Inverloch Resort review: Sleepy beach town just two hours from Melbourne

It's a fine place to escape the hustle and bustle of the city for the weekend, with or without kids in tow.

  • by Craig Platt
casilla Inverloch

Casilla, Inverloch review: Weekend Away

Jane Reddy finds the beach house of her dreams does exists at Inverloch.

Under the Milky Way is on Milky Way, Venus Bay.

Weekend Away: Under the Milky Way, Venus Bay

Clare Barry finds star quality in Venus Bay.

Tim Ross at Inverloch with his wife, Michelle.

Places in the heart: Tim Ross

Gippsland boasts some of Victoria's finest seaside towns and is where comedian Tim "Rosso" Ross spent childhood holidays with family and, later, adult breaks with friends.

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Tranquil menu ... surf beaches abound in the Inverloch area.

On gentler shores

Mary O'Brien discovers a coastline of rock-pools, dinosaur digs and bike trails to explore.

Coastal treasure

Tricia Welsh discovers pirate caves and dinosaur bones on a rugged stretch of beach.

WOMAN LYING ON BEACH CHAIr.

Waves of fancy: Victoria's best beaches

Susan Gough Henly makes tracks for the best beaches in Victoria.

Inverloch - Fast Facts

<b>Inverloch</b> <br> <b>Quiet seaside resort which was once an important port.</b> <br> Inverloch, a Gaelic word meaning 'entrance to a lake', is a popular seaside holiday spot at the mouth of Anderson Inlet, 143 km south-east of Melbourne and 9 m above sea level. Ancient middens discovered in the area are testimony to the seafood diet of the Bunarong Aborigines who once occupied this stretch of the coast. The Bonkoolawools are also thought to have hunted in the region.