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Overview

Dalyston sits 125 km south‑east of Melbourne on the Bass Coast, reachable via the South Gippsland and Bass Highways. Recognised as the Shire’s fastest‑growing suburb, its population rose to 606 at the 2011 Census. A mix of historic homes and newer dwellings nestle alongside the original 1901 Dalyston General Store, the Ozone Hotel, and a primary school serving around forty children, offering a small‑town feel with convenient local services.

Residents enjoy extensive outdoor recreation: the Victorian Desalination Plant’s 225‑hectare park provides 8 km of walking, horse‑riding and cycling tracks, while the Bass Coast Rail Trail stretches 16 km for flat, scenic bike rides past the Powlett River and Wonthaggi wind turbines. Proximity to Williamsons Beach, Powlett River, and nearby bus interchanges at Anderson and Wonthaggi links the community to the wider Gippsland region, supporting a lifestyle that blends coastal leisure with easy access to regional transport corridors.

Region type mix: Regional 100%.