LAKES COAST VISITOR GUIDE | PAGE 17 FISH CREEK Giant rotating mosaic fish found in Fish Creek. Photo: Visit Victoria A scenic 15-minute drive away from Meeniyan is the quaint township of Fish Creek. Perhaps most famous for being near the gateway to Wilsons Promontory National Park – and for the giant mullet sculpture quirkily mounted on the roof of the art deco Fish Creek Hotel – the village of Fish Creek is a browser’s delight, with a number of boutique stores, art studios, galleries and cafés. Like Meeniyan, Fish Creek is also considered an arts and culture hub for South Gippsland, thanks to a community of artists who call the village home. The Great Southern Rail Trail passes through this town too, and the original 1890s railway station platform remains intact. In keeping with Fish Creek’s reputation as a creative hub, there’s also plenty of public artwork to seen around the town, including a giant rotating mosaic fish next door to the old butter factory building, and a variety of street furniture painted or tiled with sea creature motifs. Fish Creek has a number of playgrounds, a general store, pharmacy, a petrol station/ roadhouse and many shops, galleries and cafés to explore. A small town packed with adventure and scenic escapes Fish Creek is only a short drive from Meeniyan and is worth a stop. Photo: Visit Victoria Wherever you are, you can always find us at lakescoast.com.au ALWAYS ONLINE PB34170 VISITOR GUIDE LAKES COAST FROM PHILLIP ISLAND, VICTORIA TO BERMAGUI, NSW AND EVERYWHERE IN BETWEEN 2026 Winter FREE LAKESCOAST.COM.AU
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