Nestled right on the shore, this stunning property offers everything you need for an unforgettable stay. Our oasis combines luxury with comfort, providing the ultimate coastal escape. Whether you're gathering for a family reunion, celebrating a special occasion, or simply looking to enjoy some quality time with friends, our property offers everything you need to create lasting memories.

Corinella - an idyllic seaside town In Victoria's Gippsland region is a large rural district beginning on the Bass Highway and reaching around the coast line from Queens Ferry road, completely surrounding the small township of Tenby Point, and then stretching many kilometers of rural farmland down to Coronet Bay, also out southward to King road Bass, but finally culminating in the small township zoned area on the Corinella Peninsula. This is where the Historic 1826 settled town of Corinella first began and the birthplace of Victoria. When you arrive in Corinella you first notice the calming holiday atmosphere, and you also notice that the town has a very spacious feel with nice wide, well treed streets, and homes that are well proportioned and not overly crowded together, and mostly are built along the holiday theme style typical of a relaxed holiday coastal town. The Corinella Peninsula is blessed with panoramic picturesque views of the sea and Islands and has ideal access to the bay for most type's of boating craft.

Corinella enjoys a sandy swimming beach! enter from O'Connor Rd To Noresmens Rd With a stairway at the end of O'Connor road providing easy access to this sandy beach you can easily take a relaxing swim here or enjoy a walk along the Corinella beach to Norsemens road or continue on to Coronet Bay beach or return along the defined Corinella walking track among coastal banksia and sheoaks all the while being treated to beautiful blue wrens flitting about this serene seaside bush track setting and you will also be treated to many water bird species on display in the small freshwater lake here on the walking track while you take time out at the picnic tables, set up alongside for your enjoyment of the area. This walking track will bring you back to the O'Connor road car park or you can continue along the walking track, walking atop the cliffs around to the Settlement Point observation platform and then continue on to the jetty / rotunda picnic area. Walking in the other direction from O'Connor road along the beach (toward Settlement Point) will take you to tidal rock pools, sea shells and imposing cliff faces! You can rejoin the walking track at another stairway at the end of Beach street or if the tide is out you can actually walk (carefully) along the tidal rock flats right around to Settlement Point to arrive at the car park at Corinella jetty / rotunda picnic area. Be sure to anticipate the incoming tide though as at high tide, navigating completely around in this direction on the beach is not possible. There is plenty of car parking available at O'Connor road, but please remember to take your food wrappers and bottles home as no bins are provided at this scenic car park area. Corinella walking tracks are well maintained by Corinella foreshore committee of management, who do allow walkers to bring along their dogs on leashes, but remind all that it is Necessary to pick up after your pets for the health and comfort of others.