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We were city dwellers when we fell in love with this part of Victoria back in 1997, while returning to Melbourne along the South Gippsland Highway after a weekend away. We took a detour to Agnes Falls, not far from here, and were wowed by the absolute beauty of the area. Subsequent visits revealed some of the most magnificent sunrises and sunsets we had ever seen. The views to Wilsons Prom are among the best views in Australia, and the deserted beaches are simply stunning. There are walks and hikes for all levels of fitness and the opportunity to spot wildlife is everywhere. We love the local wineries and art galleries and the lovely, vibrant communities, and we feel so privileged to have all of this on our doorstep. We feel especially honoured to be able to now share it with guests, and know that they go home with fond memories of this special piece of paradise.

Llarrinda Bed and Breakfast offers beautifully appointed accommodation and every room has magnificent views across Corner Inlet to Wilsons Promontory National Park. Our spacious, solar powered home sits on 2.5 green, rolling acres just six minutes from the township of Foster, 30 minutes from the gates of Wilsons Prom and 20 minutes from the beautiful beaches of Waratah Bay and Sandy Point. It is zoned so that guests have complete privacy. Llarrinda is a true nature-lover's paradise. When we bought this 2.5 acre property back in 1997 there was little but grass and a small but beautiful remnant rain forest in the gully. There was the occasional wombat and wallaby, a few Crimson Rosellas, Yellow Breasted Robins and frogs, but little else. Today, as a Land for Wildlife and Landcare property, we have created habitat for a vast array of wildlife - and wildlife has rewarded us by coming in droves. At the last count, and depending on the season, more than 60 species of birds and untold numbers of mammals call this land their home. We care deeply about the environment and everything we do is designed to not only minimise our impact upon it, but to improve it.

Foster was originally a gold mining town on the banks of Stockyard Creek. Today, it is a bustling country town at the very heart of Prom Country, just two hours' drive south east of Melbourne and 30 minutes from the gates of Wilsons Prom National Park. The town is known for its friendly hospitality and the quality of its fresh local produce. It is also known for its markets, rich arts culture, museum, gallery, vibrant performing arts group and community choirs. But the jewel in Foster's crown is its proximity to Wilsons Prom National Park - the dramatic southernmost tip of mainland Australia. Panoramic views, wild ocean beaches, rugged mountain landscapes and amazing wildlife makes it one of Australia's most loved national parks. The 130 kms of tracks offer short, day or overnight walks. We are also on the doorstep of The Great Southern Rail Trail, where people can walk or ride their bikes or horses from village to village over a distance of 70 km. It is suitable for both the energetic and not so energetic outdoor enthusiast. From Leongatha, the trail goes through Koonwarra, Meeniyan, Stony Creek, Buffalo, Fish Creek, Foster, Toora, Welshpool and Port Welshpool.