Visit & Explore West Gippsland


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Discover, visit & explore West Gippsland’s railway townships between Nar Nar Goon to Bunyip & surrounding areas…

West Gippsland Food Touring Map

Located only one hour away from Melbourne and nestled between the Great Dividing Range to the north, Mt Baw Baw to the east and the Bass Coast Western Port Bay to the south - the West Gippsland region offers travellers the perfect day trip destination to explore and indulge in a taste of country life, so close to the CBD.

Consisting of four quaint and diverse railway towns – Nar Nar Goon, Tynong, Garfield, Bunyip – the growing region offers an abundance of food, dining and agricultural experiences. Whether it’s popping into a café for that much needed coffee or sampling the wealth of local Gippsland produce direct from the farm gate or visiting the cellar doors, local restaurants and pubs – West Gippsland’s country hospitality awaits you.

Hidden gems are waiting to be discovered...

“Cannibal Creek Vineyard is one of the best winery experiences in Victoria.”

You’ll find Cannibal Creek winery on a bend of a treelined lane, a short drive off the Princes Highway. This is the place for a long quiet lunch or a structured wine tasting with food to match. Cannibal Creek is beautifully positioned winery restaurant set on 5 ha…

— Richard Cornish, Food Writer, Journalist


West Gippsland Railtowns Food & Wine Festival…

On Sunday, 5 March, sees the historic town of Garfield come alive with the West Gippsland Railtowns Food & Wine Festival. It’s the brainchild of the local community who want to see more visitors make the most of West Gippsland towns serviced by V Line trains….

— Richard Cornish, Food Writer, Journalist

West Gippsland Railtowns Food & Wine Festival

“The Butcher, The Baker, Garfield has two of the best.”

Over a century ago, almost 70 tonnes of bricks and steel were assembled in the West Gippsland town of Garfield, 80km east of Melbourne, to form the town’s wood-fired oven. It was similar to hundreds across the state…

— Richard Cornish, Food Writer, Journalist


Nar Nar Goon Mural Town

Mural Towns

When you visit Nar Nar Goon or Bunyip, you will notice the town has many hand-crafted murals in several locations around the township, which is well worth the visit for families and those with a passion for the arts.

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