The original gateway to Gippsland.

Port Albert is a picturesque coastal town in Victoria, Australia.​

Steeped in a rich maritime history, it was Gippsland’s first established port and was the cornerstone of the land transport connections in the early 1800’s.

Located within the Corner Inlet region, it is renowned as a recreational and commercial fishing spot.

Port Albert’s picturesque and peaceful location attracts visitors from around Australia and overseas.

Photographers, artists, anglers, historians, walkers, foodies, and anyone with an interest in maritime history will relish what Port Albert has to offer.

Its close proximity to Tarra Bulga National Park, Wilsons Promontory & the famous 90 Mile Beach makes it a ‘must stop’ destination for those traveling the East Coast.​

Travelers can find an array of accommodation in the area, made up of Airbnb, Motels, and overnight RV facilities which make Port Albert a convenient overnight stop-over point for holiday makers.​

Visit the Port Albert Maritime Museum, follow the walking and bike trails, or enjoy fishing off the jetty, the famous fish & chips, bird watching, and take photographs of the colourful Buoys located around the scenic wharf.

For more information on Port Albert’s history, attractions, events and activities please go to the official website:

Website: https://www.portalbert.vic.au/

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Location

Port Albert is just over 3 hours from Melbourne along the South Gippsland Highway, via Korumburra, Leongatha, Foster and Welshpool.
Attractions

Port Discovery Drive

Discover three historic ports located within an easy one-hour drive: Port Franklin, Port Welshpool and Port Albert.
Walking

Old Port Trail

Wander through quiet coastal vegetation from Port Albert to the site of the region's first settlement: The Old Port.

Nearby Towns

Discover these South Gippsland locations located not far from Port Albert.

Welshpool Port Welshpool