Wominjeka, Traveller

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"Wominjeka" — Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung

/wom-in-jeh-kah/ · Woi Wurrung

The Woi Wurrung speaking people have lived along the Birrarung (Yarra) for at least 40,000 years. Country reaches from the Great Dividing Range to Port Phillip.

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Bunurong / Boonwurrung

The Night Millowl Comes Home

Every dusk the smallest penguin in the world walks home. Bunurong knew the tide and the shearwater and the liwik long before the parade.

Listen 9 min · N'arweet Carolyn Briggs

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Bunurong / Boonwurrung country · VIC

Phillip Island Loop

Bridge, bluff and burrows — home of the little penguin parade.

7 stops4 poles1 Indigenous-run

Along the way

Phillip Island Loop

San Remo

0 km

Gateway township & pelican feeding

Bunurong Country

Pelican feeding daily at 12:00 on the pier (free). Bakery + IGA on the main street.

The Cape Kitchen

6 km

Farm-to-plate ocean views

Newhaven

Open Thu–Mon 11:30–20:30. ~8 min drive from San Remo bridge.

Cape Woolamai Lookout

18 km

Pink granite headland & shearwater colony

Phillip Island

2 hr return clifftop loop. Shearwaters return Sept–Apr.

Bunurong Cultural Walk

24 km

Guided coastal walk with Elder

MillowlIndigenous-run

90 min · book via Bunurong Land Council. Fri/Sat 10:00.

Cowes Foreshore Reserve

32 km

Powered sites, beach frontage

Cowes

Reception 8:00–18:00. Walk to Cowes cafés in 3 min.

Nobbies Boardwalk

42 km

Seal colony vantage & antarctic journey exhibit

Summerland

Boardwalk open dawn–dusk. Seal centre 10:00–16:00.

Cowes United

30 km

24hr fuel + EV charge

Cowes

Two Tesla superchargers, 4× CCS2 bays.

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Great road trips

3 investor-ready trails

Great Ocean Road · Phillip Island · Wilsons Prom

Every stop, every pole, every camp — mapped with the community.

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Indigenous-run

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Acknowledgement

Country Trails is built on unceded Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander lands. Stories are shared with permission. 30% of revenue from Indigenous experiences returns to Traditional Owners.