Toora

Toora is located on Corner Inlet, east of Foster on the South Gippsland Highway, and is a handy location from which to explore Wilsons Promontory. Just north of Toora is Victoria’s highest single span waterfall, Agnes Falls, as well as the Toora Wind Farm. Visit the renowned RAMSAAR international wetland site where a variety of migratory birds nest each year. Wilsons Promontory National Park and Tarra Bulga National Park and the nearby port town of Port Franklin are easy daytrips from Toora.

Quick facts

• Population approximately 550
• 180 kilometres south-east of Melbourne
• Close to Agnes Falls
• Historic attractions
• Toora Wind Farm.

Activities and attractions

• Visit the spectacular Agnes Falls, the highest single span waterfall in the state
• Visit the Toora Wind Farm
• Enjoy the historic walk throughout the town
• View abundant bird life at the renowned RAMSAAR international wetland site
• Take a stroll along the Port Franklin Boardwalk
• Purchase fresh fish from the Port Franklin Jetty
• Take a trip to the Tarra Bulga National Park or Wilsons Prom National Park

How to get there

Toora is located 180 kilometres south-east of Melbourne, around 2.5 hours along the South Gippsland Highway or 13 kilometres east of Foster and approximately 12 kilometres from Agnes Falls.