The Punchbowl just off Phillip Island in San Remo and Kilcunda is a unique natural attraction.
This steep amphitheatre was naturally formed into magnificent bluffs, and on the eastern side is a small beach that is surrounded by rocks, reefs, and high cliffs.
Punchbowl Beach, Coastal Reserve & Trail, San Remo / Kilcunda, VIC
Some good news: the George Bass Coastal Walk now connects you to the Bass Coast Rail Trail, which makes for an exciting 2-hour walk each way. However, it’s ideal to have at least some experience with hiking or bushwalking.
Though it is not recommended to get close to the Punchbowl, it’s certainly worth visiting from afar and exploring its other nearby attractions.
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