Elephant Rock
One of Cape Paterson’s lesser known icon’s is Elephant Rock. Located on the shore of Cape’s First Surf beach, over the years both kids and adults alike enjoy clambering atop the elephant shaped natural rock formation and taking in the sights and sounds of the ocean.
Location: Elephant Rock is located at First Surf Beach, directly in front of the Cape Paterson Surf Life Saving Club
Explore
The Surrounds
Wonthaggi
Delve deep into Victoria’s mining history, explore a range of above-ground heritage sites and embark on scenic walks at Wonthaggi, a town built on the industry of ‘black gold’ – coal.
State Coal Mine
The State Coal Mine offers a journey back in time to discover what life working in a coal mine was like in the 1900s. Venture underground through the dark network of tunnels to get hands-on at the coal face and learn how Victoria’s hard working men extracted the black gold.
Bass Coast Rail Trail
Enjoy panoramic views of Bass Strait as you meander through farmland, coastal bushland, historic coal mining reserves and rugged coastline. The Bass Coast Rail Trail also links to the George Bass Coastal Walk at Kilcunda.
Inverloch
Swimmers, water sports enthusiasts and surfers flock to the beaches during warmer months, while the surrounding walks and drives make the village a popular year-round destination.
Eagles Nest
Eagles Nest is a natural attraction found along the Bunurong Coastal Drive between Cape Paterson and Inverloch. This unusual rock is visible from afar and is one of the most photographed sights in the area.
The Cape
Australia’s first truly sustainable residential project: The Cape overlooks the spectacular Bunurong Coast and Bass Strait, residents can walk to beautiful unspoiled swimming and surfing beaches.
