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Port Albert

Port Albert

Experience the original gateway to Gippsland at historic Port Albert – Victoria's first established port.

Fishing village
From the mid-1800s, Port Albert was the supply port for Gippsland's pioneers until the completion of the Melbourne-Sale railway in 1878. It has berthed ships from Europe and America and welcomed thousands of Chinese on their way to the goldfields. More than 40 Georgian and Victorian-style buildings still exist in the town.

Scenic tours
Port Albert remains a commercial port and its reputation for recreational fishing sees its population swell considerably during summer. Visit the Port Albert Maritime Museum, follow the Old Port Walking Trail, or enjoy scenic boat tours, fishing trips and bird watching.

Local hospitality
Relax with a drink at the oldest continually licensed hotel in Victoria – The Port Albert Hotel – and a meal of famous local fish and chips. The pub has been operating since 1842.

Things to do

Nooramunga Sailing Tours

Nooramunga Sailing Tours

Come aboard and enjoy Nooramunga Sailing Tours. The company's 50 foot catamaran sails to ecologically unique and culturally significant spots.

Ninety Mile Beach

Ninety Mile Beach Marine National Park

Covering 2750 hectares and five kilometres of coastline, this marine park is located south of Sale adjacent to the Gippsland Lakes Coastal Park.

Wildfish, Port Albert

Wildfish

Savour fresh local seafood prepared to the highest standard, complimented by a wine list featuring fine local wines.

Front of Museum.

Gippsland Regional Maritime Museum Port Albert

See displays of artefacts from Bass Strait shipwrecks, Gippsland gold discovery exhibits, and displays of boats, anchors and beacons.

How to get there

Port Albert is just over 3 hours (about 230 kilometres) from Melbourne along the South Gippsland Highway via Korumburra, Leongatha, Foster and Welshpool.

Further Links
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