Preparing the draft Spring program - online via Zoom. GRADE: Social.  ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION: The bulk of the planning for the Spring program will be done in this pre-planning meeting via Zoom in readiness to present the draft program the next night at the Social Evening, where attendees will be invited to provide additional suggestions and help fill any gaps. BOOKING: By 5pm Monday 4th July. To register, click on Get Tickets. Alternatively, simply click on the Zoom link in the reminder email sent to members a few days prior to the event. Unsure what you've booked for? Click View my bookings. DRAFT PROGRAM: Nomads Draft Program. MEETING TIME | LOCATION: 7pm online via Zoom. Those who registered will be sent the Zoom link by 6pm on Monday evening. LEADER: Garry O. | Email LeaderGarryO.thenomadsinc@mail.tidyhq.com if you have any questions. Members can access leader contact details under Members | Leader Contacts when logged in to the website. Photo by Bich Tran from Pexels.   HOME   BACK TO LIST OF EVENTS   MEMBERSHIPS

LATE  UPDATE - ALL Tickets for the remaining Saturday's and Sunday's Are FULLY BOOKED OUT. Weekday opportunities still exist. Please e-mail Garry Oliver @. cycler49@hotmail.com if you are interested in making the trip to Bendigo (Wednesday is not suitable to the Event Leader)  Bendigo Art Gallery has been given unique access to Graceland’s stunning collection to present a one-of-a-kind exhibition celebrating the style and social impact of Elvis Presley. The exhibition concludes on Sunday 17 July 2022. Visit the Elvis Presley Exhibition at the Bendigo Art Gallery after enjoying a walk inspecting historic and cultural sites in the inner area of Bendigo. GRADE | LENGTH | TYPE: Moderate, approximately 6 km, circular walk on flat paths.  ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION: We'll head off to Bendigo by train, car travel optional. After arriving it's a short walk to inspect some of the historic buildings funded and/or inspired by the gold rush era. These include the Post Office, Court House, Hotel Shamrock, the Conservatory in Rosalind Park, the Chinese Village Garden attached to the Golden Dragon Museum and the Old Bendigo Gaol. By 12:30 pm lunch will be taken at the Rifle Brigade Hotel before crossing the road to enter the Art Gallery on View Street.  Entry to the Elvis is timed on the half hour. So tickets should be purchased for the 2pm slot. Prices at $30 full and $25 concession. Depending on time, we will stop for refreshments before catching the train home. BOOKING: By Friday 1st July. To register with The Nomads, click on Get Tickets. To get your exhibition entry ticket, go to bendigoregion.com.au/bendigo-art-gallery/exhibitions/elvis-direct-from-graceland. Unsure if you've already booked with The Nomads? Click View my bookings. NOMADS COVIDSAFE CHECKLIST: General Checklist: Nomads walking events. FURTHER INFORMATION: vline.com.au.  MEETING TIME | LOCATION: 9am at Southern Cross Station, in the front car of the Echuca train (unreserved). Check monitors for platform. The Echuca train departs at 9:06am. MAP REFERENCE: Southern Cross Station: Melway map 1A grid A7 | Google map goo.gl/maps/LAmusKZNy8A69YfZ9. Bendigo Station: Melway map X921 grid D9  | Google map  goo.gl/maps/Pdj6fd522P11Rc9q8 DISTANCE | TIME FROM GPO: 146 km, approximately 1 hour 41 minutes to drive, around 2 hours by train. PUBLIC TRANSPORT: Depart Southern Cross at 09:06am on the Echuca train. Arrive Bendigo at 10:57am. Picks up at Footscray at 09:13am and Sunbury at 09:35am. Return trains depart Bendigo at 4:26pm, 5:26pm, 7:02pm. Arrives Southern Cross 6:24pm, 7:24pm, 9:12pm. Cost: Return train travel, Myki weekend cap: Full $48.16; Concession $24.08 (Includes Suburban Travel); or Free Travel Voucher. FOOD: Enjoy lunch at the historic Rifle Brigade Hotel https://www.riflebrigadehotel.com.au  OR  BYO a picnic lunch to enjoy in nearby Rosalind Park. Bring at least 500 mls of water for the walking portion of the day. APPAREL | FOOTWEAR: Comfortable walking boots/shoes and dress according to the weather forecast. LEADER: Garry O. | Email LeaderGarryO.thenomadsinc@mail.tidyhq.com if you have any questions. Members can access leader contact details under Members | Leader Contacts when logged in to the website.   HOME   BACK TO LIST OF EVENTS   MEMBERSHIPS  

Update: This event will go ahead as planned, last minute bookings welcome. Enjoy a scenic day exploring the Plenty River and Plenty Gorge parklands where hikers can enjoy the rugged views, explore the many lookouts and enjoy the wildlife to offer on a full day's excursion through some untouched areas of suburban Melbourne. The gorge is usually full of bird song and the surrounding park is a safe haven for the local mob of kangaroos and other wildlife. A number of views will be had at several lookouts along the trail. Note: This event will cater for a maximum of 20 walkers only, so book in early.  GRADE | LENGTH | TYPE: Moderate, approximately 14 km, circuit walk, a mixture of flat and moderate inclines in parts with some steep descents on the return trail.   ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION: Our hike begins at Greensborough station where we will take up the Plenty River trail as we follow the river northwesterly. After passing through Partingtons Flat, we hug the river for over 3 km as we examine the old Maroondah Aqueduct system before we make our way into Plenty Valley Gorge via Dry Creek.  Traversing the maze of bike tracks we make our way to the popular Blue Lake where we will stop for lunch and explore the area and take photos. On the return leg, we work through the gorge tracks before stopping for views at the Diamond Hills Reserve. We then traverse our way through the back trails of the Greensborough neighborhood, returning to the train station. Plenty Gorge Park offers a wide range of natural and cultural experiences only 20 km from Melbourne, where the spectacular gorge sets a backdrop for stunning landscape views and the abundant native wildlife are always on show. Walk the tracks to the beautiful gorge and marvel at the diverse wildlife living within the park. Shaped by volcanic activity, the Plenty River is a dividing line between two distinct geological types. The basalt on the west and sedimentary rock on the eastern side generate a wonderful diversity of habitats. This is intended to be a public transport friendly event where the start and end points will be accessible by train. BOOKING: By Friday 24th June. To register, click on Get Tickets. Unsure if you've already booked? Click View my bookings. NOMADS COVIDSAFE CHECKLIST: General Checklist: Nomads walking events. MEETING TIME | LOCATION: 10:45am | Greensborough Railway Station (Corner of Poulter Ave and Pope Pl) on the northeast side of the station adjacent to the Poulter Ave Reserve. We will wait for those catching the 9:58am train from Flinders St that arrives at 10:45am for a prompt starting walk time. MAP REFERENCE: Melway map 20 grid K2 | Google map goo.gl/maps/MozCnACyn7oBDmR38. PUBLIC TRANSPORT: Take the Hurstbridge line train that departs from Flinders Street platform 1 at 9:58am and arrives at Greensborough Station at 10:45am. We will wait for those on this train before leaving for the walk! (Trains depart from Greensborough for the return journey every 20 minutes). FOOD: Carry lunch, snacks and at least 1 litre of water. You may also want to carry a jacket that you can remove until the winter sun warms you up Sunscreen and a hat, your facemask and hand sanitiser are encouraged. For those taking public transport you will need your Myki card. Please take away your rubbish afterwards. APPAREL | FOOTWEAR: Dress according to the weather forecast, the event will not run if showers are predicted.  Comfortable walking/hiking boots are required. Ensure your shoes are waterproof as some of the paths may be wet or muddy if it has rained prior to the event. Expect to get a little mud on your boots. LEADER: Jason T. | Email LeaderJasonT.thenomadsinc@mail.tidyhq.com if you have any questions regarding this event. Members can access leader contact details under Members | Leader Contacts when logged in to the website.   HOME   BACK TO LIST OF EVENTS   MEMBERSHIPS  

The popular annual Nomads Winter Solstice Dinner is back - this year hopefully without any COVID-19 restrictions! ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION: Join us for a 3-course dinner at our annual Winter Solstice Dinner, one of the most popular social events on the Nomads calendar. BYO (wine only) if desired. You will be asked to provide any dietary requirements. If you need something other than meat or vegetarian options, please contact LeaderGregW.thenomadsinc@mail.tidyhq.com directly.  BOOKING: By Thursday 16th June. To register, click on Get Tickets. Unsure if you've already booked? Click View my bookings. FURTHER INFORMATION: wildyakrestaurant.com. COST: $38.50 per person, which includes the charge for corkage. The cost is the same for members and visitors. MEETING TIME | LOCATION: 6.30pm at the Wild Yak Tibetan Restaurant, 350 High St, Northcote. MAP REFERENCE: Melway map 30 grid F8 | Google map: goo.gl/maps/J2cVGEi97q9bLuwM6. DISTANCE | TIME FROM GPO: 7 km, 25 minutes. PUBLIC TRANSPORT  TRAIN: Mernda line to Northcote Station then walk east until you reach High Street. TRAM: Tram 86 to stop 33 (Arthurton Rd / High St). LEADER: Greg W. | Email LeaderGregW.thenomadsinc@mail.tidyhq.com if you have any questions. Members can access leader contact details under Members | Leader Contacts when logged in to the website.   HOME   BACK TO LIST OF EVENTS   MEMBERSHIPS  

Please note: This event has been cancelled due to lack of numbers/interest.  Enjoy a great night of swimming and social naturism around the pool. Spend a relaxing evening at the Metro East Association's pool facilities. This event is strictly for naturists and not a clothing optional event. This is also a strictly non-sexual social event. The venue is a leading sports centre with a 6-lane pool.  TYPE: Social. Some people swim laps, many just socialise in the pool, and some sit around at tables and chairs. Join in at whatever your comfort level is. ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION: Join our fellow Metro East Association Inc friends on a special guest night to their naturist swim leisure club. As Nomads guests, we will be welcomed (after a short induction process) to spend an evening naked and socialising with our fellow naturist friends. Metro East Association Inc is a naturist leisure club located in the outer South Eastern suburbs of Melbourne that organises a social swim night once a month. Metro East Association Inc is family friendly. All are welcome, regardless of age, gender, sexual preference or body shape. We are a non-discriminatory club. If you agree to abide by our Code of Behaviour you will be welcome at our swim nights. All children under 18 must be directly supervised by an adult. ​Metro East Association Inc has been running social naturist events since 1980, and is the longest running non landed club in Australia. Non landed means that it does not have its own property. In recent years, the club has been concentrating on hosting its regular monthly night of social naturism around the pool. The club is run by a small but dedicated group of volunteers. BOOKING: By Thursday 16th June. To register, click on Get Tickets. Unsure if you've already booked? Click View my bookings. NOMADS COVIDSAFE CHECKLIST: General Checklist: Nomads walking events. Please note that there is no longer a requirement to be able to show proof of Covid vaccination status for this type of event. No QR code check-in. All welcome. FURTHER INFORMATION: Please check out their website at: metroeastmelbourne.com for more information. MEETING TIME | LOCATION: 7pm in the outer South Eastern suburbs of Melbourne. The address will be provided to inducted registered participants only prior to the event.  DISTANCE | TIME FROM GPO: 48 km, approximately 50 minutes to drive from Melbourne CBD. PUBLIC TRANSPORT: Public transport is available to get to the venue. First, make your own way to Dandenong train station. There are various public transport options to get to Dandenong station, which you can research using either Google or the Public Transport Victoria website or app. Once at Dandenong Station, catch the 893 bus in the direction towards Cranbourne. It leaves Dandenong Station at 6:02, 6:22, and 6:42pm on Saturdays, and takes approximately 10 minutes to get to the venue. To get back to the station afterwards, someone may be able to give you a lift - just ask one of the organisers. Alternatively, there is plenty of free car parking on the site. There may be a carpooling option available for this event (subject to COVID-19 restrictions at the time of the event).  FOOD: At the time of writing, there is to be no sharing of food for this event, however, bring your own water or non-alcoholic drinks to the venue (no glass due to safety considerations around the pool). Free tea and coffee are supplied. APPAREL | FOOTWEAR: Bring two towels, one to dry yourself and another to sit on. Thongs and a small bag to keep your belongings would also be useful. No swimwear is required. Please do not bring valuables to the venue. LEADER: Jason T. | Email LeaderJasonT.thenomadsinc@mail.tidyhq.com if you have any questions. Members can access leader contact details under Members | Leader Contacts when logged in to the website.   HOME   BACK TO LIST OF EVENTS   MEMBERSHIPS  

A winter's night, bayside walk. GRADE | LENGTH | TYPE: Easy, approximately 5.5 km, point to point walk, mostly concrete paths. ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION: Starting from the Beacon Cove, Port Melbourne Light Rail Stop we will walk along Beaconsfield Parade past Port Melbourne, South Melbourne, Middle Park and St Kilda beaches to Acland Street, St Kilda. We may also walk out along the St Kilda Pier. After the walk we can stop for supper/drinks in/near Acland Street. BOOKING: By Saturday 11th June. To register, click on Get Tickets. Unsure if you've already booked? Click View my bookings. NOMADS COVIDSAFE CHECKLIST: General Checklist: Nomads walking events. MEETING TIME | LOCATION: 7:00pm at the Beacon Cove, Port Melbourne Light Rail Stop. PUBLIC TRANSPORT: Tram 109 along collins Street - stops near Southern Cross Station then to Port Melbourne.  Return on Tram 3/3A or 16 from Luna Park, along Fitzroy Street and St Kilda Road to Flinders Street Station or Tram 96 from Luna Park/Acland Street to Southern Cross Station. MAP REFERENCE: Melway map 2J grid A6 | Google map: https://goo.gl/maps/myAsaDn8yCgp7JWk9 DISTANCE | TIME FROM GPO: 4.4 km, 33 minutes by tram. FOOD: Snack if required and at least 1 litre of water. We can stop for supper/drinks after the walk in/near Acland Street. APPAREL | FOOTWEAR: Face mask, hand sanitiser, comfortable footwear and dress according to the weather forecast.   LEADER: Paul K. | Email LeaderPaulK.thenomadsinc@mail.tidyhq.com if you have any questions. Members can access leader contact details under Members | Leader Contacts when logged in to the website.   HOME   BACK TO LIST OF EVENTS   MEMBERSHIPS  

Bay views and beaches feature in this walk with many points of interest to enjoy along the way including Red Bluff Lookout and Ricketts Point Marine Sanctuary. Meet in the front carriage of the Sandringham train, departing Flinders Street at 10:17am. GRADE | LENGTH | TYPE: A moderate 12 km point-to-point walk with public transport links. The walk includes some short steep paths and steps as we cross between beaches and cliff tops.  ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION: Our walk commences at Sandringham Station with just a short stroll to reach the bay. The first section of the walk includes cliff top views as we walk along the sandy clifftop tracks of the coastal reserves. There will be a coffee stop (optional) at Black Rock Jetty and lunch will probably be at Ricketts Point. As the walk progresses, we’ll also walk along beaches and beachside paths. Some steps and short steep paths will be encountered as we move between beaches and cliff tops. We’ll walk through to Mordialloc passing through the beaches of Beaumaris, Mentone and Parkdale, stopping for final refreshments at the Parkdale Beach Cafe, a pleasant location with great beachside views, about 15 minutes prior to our destination at Mordialloc Station.  Our walk finishes at Mordialloc Railway Station. Trains depart Mordialloc Railway Station every 10 minutes for the 53 minute journey back to the city. BOOKING: By Friday 10th June. To register, click on Get Tickets. Unsure if you've booked already? Click View my bookings to check. NOMADS COVIDSAFE CHECKLIST: General Checklist: Nomads walking events. MEETING TIME | LOCATION: 10:47am at Sandringham Station. The Sandringham train departing Flinders Street Station at 10:17am arrives at Sandringham Station at 10:47am, or meet the group en route by arrangement with the event leader. We'll travel in the front carriage. The walk commences at Sandringham Station at 10:47am.  MAP REFERENCE: Sandringham Station: Melway map 76 grid F6 | Google map goo.gl/maps/bC4Rovn2TDT2.  PUBLIC TRANSPORT: Access to and from this walk is by public transport. We will travel to Sandringham Station in the front carriage of the Sandringham train departing from platform 8 at Flinders Street Station at 10:17am, or you may choose to meet the group en route by arrangement with the event leader. For the return journey trains depart Mordialloc Station every 10 minutes. COST: All travel is within Myki zones 1 & 2 with weekend daily caps of $6.70 full fare, $3.35 concession and free for seniors or those holding a Myki Pass. FOOD: Pack food for lunch and snacks plus adequate drinking water.  APPAREL | FOOTWEAR: Wear a hat and clothing to meet the forecast weather conditions and footwear suitable for walking along concrete, asphalt and sandy paths. Be sure to include a wind-proof layer. LEADER: Michael C. | Email LeaderMichaelC.thenomadsinc@mail.tidyhq.com if you have any questions. Members can access leader contact details under Members | Leader Contacts when logged in to the website. Image: satterley.com.au.   HOME   BACK TO LIST OF EVENTS   MEMBERSHIPS  

Those who showed an Expression of Interest by December 2021, and paid a $200 deposit, will be sailing on a tall ship in Far North Queensland in June 2022. Participate in sailing the ship, snorkelling on the Great Barrier Reef, walking on a deserted island, and feeling the wind in your hair. Everyone sleeps in a communal cabin, and there are shared toilet facilities. This is a small discomfort to pay for the experience of sailing in the same manner that Captain Cook did. NOTE - SORRY THE EVENT HAS BOOKED OUT. SHOULD WE GET CANCELLATIONS, IT MIGHT RE-OPEN. GRADE | LENGTH | TYPE: A basic level of fitness and dexterity is required to move around the ship while it is moving. You need a spirit of adventure, and to embrace working as a team to assist sailing the ship. However no prior sailing experience is required and you will be trained on the job. At times you might have to be awake at night for up to 2 hours to assist in running the ship. ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION: The ship is named South Passage. She is built on the same lines as a New York Pilot Schooner, and has a total length of 30 metres.  Each day we will find a picturesque anchorage, set foot on an enchanted island off the Barrier Reef for a bushwalk, or go snorkelling. The locations might include Magnetic Island, Hinchenbrook, sandy cays, Dunk Island, and Fitzroy Island.  The emphasis is on having a good time and getting a range of experiences – not just hard-core sailing. You will never be bored!  The voyage is for 7 days, and will cost around $1400. A deposit of $200 will be required before the voyage.  And balance to be paid 3 weeks prior to the voyage.  There is a limit of 18 passsengers. This cost does not include flying to Townsville, and return from Cairns in Queensland, but includes everything once you are on board.  South Passage does not have any powered winches, so we rely on your manpower to sweat the lines and do all tasks required to run the ship, in the same manner as the ancient mariners.  Of note, South Passage is a dry ship, and there's no smoking on board. My experience is that you will not miss this since there are so many activities to challenge your senses and keep you occupied. A great chance for a detox. Also no naturism is possible. In case of snap COVID-19 restrictions that prevent travel, our booking will be deferred to a later date, or a refund offered. BOOKING: ASAP! Numbers are limited to 18, and will be based on the first to show Expression of Interest by clicking Get Ticket in this event. All sailors need to be on board South Passage by 10pm on 9 June, and the voyage is expected to end at 4pm on 16 June. Further updates will be provided to people who have expressed interest.  Not sure if you've already registered? Click View my bookings. FURTHER INFORMATION: southpassage.org.au. MEETING TIME | LOCATION: Townsville before 11pm on 9th June 2022 (Boats dont wait).  MAP REFERENCE: Cairns: Google map goo.gl/maps/ecDnXW6DzYNGZ8ah8. Townsville: Google map g.page/BreakwaterMarinaTSV?share. DISTANCE | TIME FROM GPO: A long way. Best to fly to/from Queensland. This cost is not included in the voyage cost above. Exact dates will be provided early in 2022, but preliminary dates are 9-16th June. FOOD: All meals are provided onboard. All preferences are catered for. APPAREL | FOOTWEAR: It is generally balmy. However, if we get some rain it can be cool. A packing list will be provided. LEADER: Roger H. | Email LeaderRogerH.thenomadsinc@mail.tidyhq.com if you have any questions. Members can access leader contact details under Members | Leader Contacts when logged in to the website.   HOME   BACK TO LIST OF EVENTS   MEMBERSHIPS  

Our regular monthly social night - this month at the Victoria Hotel, Footscray.  GRADE: Social.  ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION: Join us for our monthly social evening where members can enjoy a meal, talk about upcoming events, compare notes on past activities and float ideas on events they would like to see run. See the Victoria Hotel website for more details, including the menu.  BOOKING: By Monday 6th June. To register, click on Get Tickets. Unsure if you've already booked? Click View my bookings. MEETING TIME | LOCATION: 7pm at the Victoria Hotel, 43 Victoria St, Footscray. MAP REFERENCE: Melway map 2S grid C9. Google map goo.gl/maps/MCvdPVENFaUDWKEv7. PUBLIC TRANSPORT: The Victoria Hotel is close to Middle Footscray Station on the Watergardens/Sunbury line. LEADER: Garry O. | Email LeaderGarryO.thenomadsinc@mail.tidyhq.com if you have any questions. Members can access leader contact details under Members | Leader Contacts when logged in to the website.   HOME   BACK TO LIST OF EVENTS   MEMBERSHIPS  

This is a spectacular trail skirting rugged coastline by the waters of Bass Strait.  GRADE | LENGTH | TYPE: Medium 13 km circuit walk.  ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION: We follow the Main Creek Trail from the car park to Bushrangers Bay. The eucalypt forest gives way to shady thickets of coastal banksia and then to an isolated sandy beach at Bushrangers Bay. From there we follow the trail to Cape Schanck. We’ll have lunch near the 1850s Lighthouse. After lunch, we return the same way and then hopefully, time permitting, can have take away coffee and cake from the Flinders Bakehouse. BOOKING: By Thursday 2nd June. To register, click on Get Tickets. Unsure if you've already booked? Click View my bookings. FURTHER INFORMATION: bushwalkingblog.com.au/cape-schanck-to-main-creek-return-mornington-peninsula-national-park-victoria-2. MEETING TIME | LOCATION: 11am at the start of the Bushrangers Bay Walk and Cape Schanck Walk. When coming from Cape Schanck, this is in the car park on the right (not the first car park on the left) on Boneo Rd (C777: the Rosebud Flinders Rd) in the Mornington Peninsula National Park.  MAP REFERENCE: Melway map 259 grid K8 | UBD map 513 grid A7 | Google map goo.gl/maps/R48zXxjF9Ty.  DISTANCE | TIME FROM GPO: 109 km from Melbourne, allow 1.5 hours. FOOD: Bring your own lunch and at least 1 litre of water. APPAREL | FOOTWEAR: Sturdy walking footwear, dress for the weather forecast and bring a raincoat just in case! LEADER: Cahal F. | Email LeaderCahalF.thenomadsinc@mail.tidyhq.com if you have any questions. Members can access leader contact details under Members | Leader Contacts when logged in to the website Image: Cape Schanck December 2013 - Chris P.    HOME   BACK TO LIST OF EVENTS   MEMBERSHIPS  

A very pleasant walk from Eltham Station to Heidelberg through semi-urban and parklands on Diamond Creek and Yarra River tracks, taking in the birds and any wildlife, and lovely vistas respresented in the paintings of the Heidleberg School between the 1880s and 1930s. GRADE | LENGTH | TYPE: Medium approximately 17 km, point-to-point walk, mostly on off-road paths, with some short steep sections.  ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION: From Heidelberg, you will have the option of continuing on to Alphington Station along the Yarra and Darebin Creek Park tracks (a further distance of approximately 8 km).  BOOKING: By Thursday 26th May. To register, click on Get Tickets. Unsure if you've already booked? Click View my bookings. MEETING TIME | LOCATION: 10:30am adjacent to the cafe at Eltham Station (Platform 3095 Cafe) for a quick takeway coffee option, with departure from there at 10.30am. PUBLIC TRANSPORT: The Hurstbridge line train that departs from Flinders Street at 9.18am arrives in Eltham at 10.21am. For the return from Heidelberg, Hurstbridge line trains head towards the City every 20/30mins.  MAP REFERENCE: Melway map 21 grid J5 | Google map: goo.gl/maps/m9XF6YWW48hnhMRL6 FOOD: Bring BYO lunch, hot soup in a thermos, owing to cooler time of year, an ideal option.  APPAREL | FOOTWEAR: Dress appropriately to weather with wet weather gear and plenty of layers to put-on/take-off.  LEADER: Michael C. | Email LeaderMichaelC.thenomadsinc@mail.tidyhq.com if you have any questions. Members can access leader contact details under Members | Leader Contacts when logged in to the website.   HOME   BACK TO LIST OF EVENTS   MEMBERSHIPS  

Follow the route of Bass’ voyage of discovery along the Victorian coastline.  GRADE | LENGTH | TYPE: Medium grade, 15 km walk from San Remo to Kilcunda (and back on the same trail).  ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION: The George Bass Coastal Walk offers panoramic coastal views from a narrow winding path along cliff tops, with expansive views of the turbulent Bass Strait dipping down to secluded beaches. BOOKING: By Friday 20th May. To register, click on Get Tickets. Unsure if you've already booked? Click View my bookings. FURTHER INFORMATION: Parks Victoria: George Bass Coastal Walk (2010). MEETING TIME | LOCATION: 11am at the car park at the end of Punch Bowl Rd, San Remo. Punch Bowl Rd is on the way to Phillip Island - turn left from Phillip Island Rd (B420) 2 km after the B460 junction.  MAP REFERENCE: Melway map X912 grid Q11 | Google Map: goo.gl/maps/j6bSiQzYrgNaAVmJ7.  DISTANCE | TIME FROM GPO: 122 km from Melbourne - allow 1.5 hours. FOOD: Bring your own lunch and at least 1 litre of water. APPAREL | FOOTWEAR: Sturdy walking footwear, dress for the weather forecast and bring a raincoat just in case! LEADER: Cahal F. | Email LeaderCahalF.thenomadsinc@mail.tidyhq.com if you have any questions. Members can access leader contact details under Members | Leader Contacts when logged in to the website.   HOME   BACK TO LIST OF EVENTS   MEMBERSHIPS