Corner Inlet Marine National Park

Corner Inlet Marine National Park spans 1,550 hectares of protected waters, featuring extensive seagrass meadows and mangrove forests along Victoria's southeastern coast.

The Victorian Department of Environment established this marine sanctuary in November 2002 to preserve the natural marine environments of Corner Inlet.

The waters and surrounding areas hold deep connections to the Gunaikurnai Peoples, who maintain their traditional roles in caring for this marine environment.

Visitors access the marine park through Port Welshpool, located 200 kilometers from Melbourne, where boats launch into the protected waters.

The marine park contains the largest concentration of Bar-Tailed Godwit and Great Knot populations in southeastern Australia.

Operator: Victorian Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning

GPS coordinates: -38.79831,146.40561

Latest update: April 10, 2025 16:56