5 Free Adventures in San Remo
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San Remo isn't just a town on the way to Phillip Island. It's a fishing village with a rich history and plenty of spots to soak in the views.
Fishing history museum
While you might get a bit of luck fishing from the local jetty, you can still dive into the town's origins in the Fishing Heritage Museum - just around the corner from the pier.
There's information about the different types of fish, angler equipment, town history and more.
Punchbowl Road reserve
The end of Punchbowl Road marks the beginning of the George Bass Coastal Walk. It'll take you to the smaller, but popular surfing town of Kilcunda.
To get to the trail; drive up the first dirt road as you enter San Remo. It's the most popular trail in Bass Coast and usually takes four hours return.
San Remo Coastal Circuit
If you're not up for the four-hour challenge, take a brief walk along the San Remo Coastal Circuit and you'll witness superior views.
It stretches from the start of the San Remo shops - coming from Melbourne - to Foots Lookout.
Start from the San Remo Lions Park off Davis Point Road to experience a relaxing walk in the bush.
Fishing art
Near the San Remo jetty is a giant artwork depicting a pelican.
It promotes an environmental message: don't leave your bottle caps on the ground for wildlife to swallow, toss them out.
And to encourage the action, you can even throw your bottle caps into the pelican's beak.
There's another artwork near the entrance to the Phillip Island bridge. It's called 'Excuse Me, Mr Seagull.
Enjoy the view
Above all, some of San Remo's best adventures are its beaches. Sit back, read a book and relax.
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103407 - 2023-06-12 10:41:45