Local area

Gippsland’s best kept secret — things to see and places to stay around Yarram

Yarram sits at the gateway to Wilsons Promontory, two hours south-east of Melbourne. There’s plenty to explore before or after a day at the Club — waterfalls, beaches, murals, national parks and a surprisingly busy country town.

Attractions

Things to see and do nearby

Yarram Golf Club

A well-kept 18-hole course just down the road. Visitors welcome.

Agnes Falls near Toora — historical photograph (Wikimedia Commons)

Agnes Falls

Victoria's highest single-span waterfall, a short drive from town.

Heesco Town Murals

A collection of large-scale murals by renowned street artist Heesco, painted across Yarram's main street.

The Middle of Everywhere

Independent cafe, bookshop and gallery — a Yarram institution.

Woodside Beach

Long, quiet stretch of surf beach 15 minutes from the Club.

Port Albert wharf (Wikimedia Commons)

Port Albert

Historic fishing village with pub, pier and fresh-caught seafood.

Tarra-Bulga rainforest (Wikimedia Commons)

Tarra-Bulga National Park

Cool-temperate rainforest with mountain-ash giants and the Corrigan Suspension Bridge.

Accommodation

Where to stay when you’re in town

Yarram Holiday Park

Cabins, powered sites and tent sites. Pet-friendly options available.

Tarra Motel

Comfortable motel accommodation in the centre of Yarram.

Ship Inn Motel

Classic country motel, walking distance to the Club.

Book a table on your way through

Our bistro is open Tuesday to Saturday — a great spot for lunch or dinner as part of your Gippsland trip.

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