Bass Coast's beloved gem, Kilcunda, has been announced as a finalist in a major tourism award, proving Kilcunda isn't just a town you drive through, it's a place worth hitting the brakes for. We're encouraging our community and all who love Kilcunda to vote now and help to steer Kilcunda into the winner's lane!
Each year the Victoria Tourism Industry Council (VTIC) hosts the Victorian Top Tourism Town Awards to showcase the value of tourism to the towns and communities across Victoria, celebrating the diversity and outstanding regional destinations our state has to offer.
Bass Coast Shire Council is proud to celebrate Kilcunda's nomination as a finalist in the Top Tiny Tourism Towns category alongside other towns with a population below 1,500 people such as Flinders, Marlo, Halls Gap and Noojee.
Known for its iconic trestle bridge, surf beach, and the George Bass Coastal Walk and the Bass Coast Rail Trail right on its doorstep, Kilcunda is a haven for nature lovers, active travellers, and those seeking an authentic seaside escape.
With its vibrant local events like the Kilcunda Lobster Festival and Running Festival, friendly community, and laid-back charm, the town offers visitors a perfect blend of adventure and relaxation.
