Browse property in Kilcunda

Overview

Kilcunda is a seaside town on the north shore of Bass Strait, 117 km south‑east of Melbourne and nestled between Phillip Island and Wonthaggi. Its biggest draw is the iconic 91 m Bourne Creek trestle bridge, a protected National Trust site that now frames a popular swimming hole and offers panoramic beach views. Residents and visitors alike enjoy surf‑fishing for salmon, trout and mullet, seashell collecting along the coast, and the annual Kilcunda Lobster Festival held each Australia Day weekend.

The town sits on the South Gippsland/Bass Highway, with nearby bus connections at Anderson and easy road access to surrounding beaches and the Bass Coast Rail Trail, a flat, 16 km path for walking, cycling and horse‑trotting that links Kilcunda to Anderson and Wonthaggi. Local amenities include a foreshore playground, community centre on the highway, public toilets in each town along the trail, and primary schools in neighboring San Remo and Dalyston, with further education options in Wonthaggi and Phillip Island.