Inverloch is an attractive seaside resort and fishing port, located east of Wonthaggi and across the waters of Anderson Inlet from the holiday town of Venus Bay.

Inverloch's main commercial centre is centred around A'Beckett Street and extends into adjoining Williams Street, Ramsey Boulevard and to Reilly Street where a supermarket is located.

The town itself sits on the coast at the mouth of Anderson Inlet, fronting the calm waters of this sheltered inlet and also the open waters of Venus Bay in Bass Strait. Inverloch's main foreshore reserve, known as The Glade, extends from the shops right down to the beach at the entrance to Anderson Inlet. Head west along the coast from there to several sandy beaches and rocky outcrops with shady picnic areas on the foreshore. Further west, along Surf Parade, is the Inverloch Surf Life Saving Club which presides over the town's surf beach. Heading east along The Esplanade from the town centre leads to safe swimming and boating areas, a jetty, boat ramps and foreshore parks.

Not to be missed is the 12 kilometre scenic Bunurong Coastal Drive from Inverloch to the seaside community of Cape Paterson, fronting Bunurong Marine Park. Regarded by some as a mini version of the famed Great Ocean Road, this coastal route offers spectacular views, untouched beaches and interesting natural attractions which visitors can stop and explore, such as Eagles Nest, Twin Reefs, Shack Bay, The Caves and Flat Rocks.

Bunurong Environment Centre & Shell Museum Located on Inverloch's foreshore park, the South Gippsland Conservation Society promotes awareness of the environment and conservation issues within its centre which features a gift shop, informative brochures, dinosaur diggings, Aboriginal artefacts and a shell museum

Bunurong Marine Park Stretching along some of Victoria's most beautiful coastline, the park features rugged sandstone cliffs, sandy coves, rocky headlands, caves and rock pinnacles

Inverloch Jazz Festival Held each year across the Labour Day long weekend, this festival features entertainment from around 80 bands, a Saturday morning street parade and a Monday picnic day with music, local produce and food stalls

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