Inverloch, VIC 3996

Inverloch is becoming an unfriendly place with many entitled and arrogant people that have moved here in the past two years. It's noisy as well. Gone are the quiet times. We have lived here most of our lives but past few years we're seeing more city people who are trying to make this town into a city by pulling down trees, concrete everywhere, killing wildlife, not giving a stuff about nothing but themselves. Inverloch has become seeded with the entitled new money.

Inverloch, a lovely a coastal town that caters for all people of all ages.

A friendly town with all that you could ask for complimented by a great beach.

Perfect to retire, holiday to with family and friends, perhaps buy an investment and Air BnB your home.

With a vibe all of its own Inverloch has some diverse and distinct areas to enjoy and live in. I particularly like the way it is being tastefully developed in the older areas close to the beach - alot of the native vegetation is being retained with high quality architectural style homes hidden in the street scape. Accessible, Affordable (depending on what part of Inverloch you are looking at) and nearly everything in walking distance. Tick, Tick, Tick!

Safe and clean. Low crime. Nice beaches. Great Primary School and Kindy

Inverloch is the way our suburb in Melbourne used to be ! People here are courteous, friendly and willing to lend a hand when you need it. Our neighbours give us a wave as we drive along the street. The beach is beautiful, the traffic is quiet and there are rarely queues in the shops or restaurants except at holiday time. We have a holiday home there and spend most weekends there. We plan to retire there in around 5 years and hope the fast pace of life in Melbourne hasn't spread as far as Inverloch.
I hope bupbow who did the previous review thinks twice before returning to the chaotic traffic, stress and high cost of living in the city

Cape Paterson is a very quiet and very beautiful seaside village. Continuously expanding, Cape Paterson is becoming an excellent investment and a fantastic place to live! With Wonthaggi just five minutes away, you get all the bonuses of living away from the city, with all of the conveniences still right at your door step!

Feel of the place has been destroyed since the desal plant went ahead. Now busy all the time, rather than just holiday periods. Rental prices which were already on the high side are now totally insane. House prices are also on the absurdly high side for a regional town. As beautiful as Inverloch and surrounds are, the benefits are now almost totally outweighed by the high prices and busy streets. We have been driven out by the costs and are heading to Melbourne to find better value.

Inverloch is a stunning seaside town that sees thousands of tourists pass through every year. Beatiful beaches and surroundings. There are some decent quality eateries. A perfect place to retire. Does get very busy with tourists in summer. However winter is lovely here and being able to get a carpark anytime or a seat at a local restaurant/eatery is a bonus.

Inverloch boasts a large public park that is a favourite with young families. It also has bbq facilities, plenty of shade available and is adjacent to the beach. It has regular bus services to Melbourne and surrounds.

The Inverloch Farmers Market is held on the 3rd Sunday of the month from 8am till 1pm. Everything is home grown to farm fresh produce and attending helps to support the locals.

Another attraction is the Dinosaur Dig. The annual dig at the Flat rocks site near Inverloch in Victoria has been taking place since 1994 and more than 12,000 fossil bones have been catalogued in that time.

The nearby RACV Inverloch Resort is fabulous and has a lovely bistro.

There are plenty of positives to Inverloch. A wonderful place to visit.

Choice of 2 very safe beaches. Every house within walking distance 10min of beach. Lack of consumerism. However all facilities-hospital, banks, movies ,pubs , supermarkets etc only 10 min away in wonthaggi

We have been visiting Inverloch for several years and are currently building a beach home in the area. We love the suf and inlet beach. We love that our kids can have the freedom to run and play, ride and scoot, skip and swim and feel the freedom and relaxed lifestyle people used to enoy in Metro Melbourne but no longer do. The cafes and pubs are all lovely and the service very friendly. We especially like the Japanese Restaurant, Pub lunches and Chinese Restaurant. The fish & chip shops can get a little overcrowded and service can be slow during peak times. We can't wait until our home is complete and our school holidays will be spent in Inverloch. Such a beautiful unspoilt location that is well loved by people on the South East side of Melbourne.

Inverloch is a special little town on the shores of Andersons Inlet. It retains much of that seaside village feel, yet has a vibrant and positive atmosphere. Our kids love being here, whether its a weekend of fishing, a boogie board at the surf beach, or a game of golf at the par 3 course. We just enjoy the peace and quiet, somewhere to escape our busy lives. This is a wonderful place to live or to visit, and less than 2 hours from Melbourne.

Fantastic place to get away from the rest of the holiday makers and people in general at any time of the year. Even over the New Year break there's enough room on any one of the 5 beaches for every family to have a game of beach cricket. National park frontage to the beaches, one road in and out, no traffic lights, two life guard services-a lovely quiet and safe spot for a family holiday or to live.

Inverloch has been ruined by the construction of the desal plant. At some point in the near future Inverlochs beautiful coastline will be ruined by the waste produced by the desal plant.
Our marine life will no longer exist and the smell of dead sea life will run those left from the town as well. There is no shopping in inverloch unless you want to pay a fortune for everything you buy so you will need to shop in nearby wonthaggi.
The local Real Estate Agents have flooded the market with properties for the desal workers which inturn has increased the value of sale properties quite extensively so dont buy here if you dont want to be ripped off by at least 150,000,00 - 200,000,00.

Cape paterson has it all if your looking for beach activities in a quiet rural setting. Minimal shops but Wonthagi is only a 5 minute drive away. There are 3 beaches available so that anyone from toddler to adult surfer has access to an appropriate beach area. Beaches are also patrolled during the summertime. If you want the quiet life - CP is it! And only 1.5 hours from Melbourne.