The Bass Coast is known for its golden beaches and dramatic coastline, and Cape Paterson is no exception. This small seaside town is a favourite for beachgoers, surfers and divers, and a fishing hot spot.

Cape Paterson Bay Beach is best known for its large rock pool, a tranquil place where protected turquoise waters lap gently. The man-made structure was built in the 1960s and is just as popular today; families make a beeline to the inviting rocks on hot days. Be sure to bring your snorkel for a glimpse of underwater life, or bait up and cast a line from the rocky makeshift jetty.

Just around the eastern headland is Cape Paterson Surf Beach. A sandy path takes you from the car park to the beach, which is popular for surfers, bathers and those with a penchant for fishing. The beach is patrolled on weekends between December and Easter. 

Pop into the beautiful farm gate at Goshen Country Farm Gate for organically grown fruit and veg, free-range eggs, local bread and honey.

Learn more about Cape Paterson HERE

Learn More about The Cape Eco Village HERE