Flinders Blowhole

Flinders Blowhole, situated along the Flinders coastline, offers breathtaking views of the open ocean from a lookout perched high on a headland above the rocky shore. A short, steep track with numerous steps descends from the car park to the exposed shoreline, where visitors can explore numerous rock pools. Fishing is popular along the rocky shoreline, with gutters, rip holes, and rocky reefs providing refuge to a vast array of marine life. The area is also home to Hooded Plovers, so it's important to follow all signage and avoid disturbing their habitat. While the beach's beauty is undeniable, swimming is not recommended due to unpredictable rips, strong currents, rocky reefs, and large waves. The beach is unpatrolled with limited access for emergency services. Visitors are advised to stay on existing paths to avoid encounters with local wildlife, such as snakes. For more information, please refer to the official Parks Victoria website.