Can you hear the waves crashing against the coast? We’re standing near Krowera, a coastal locality in southern Victoria. Krowera is about 90 kilometers southeast of Melbourne. Krowera sits perched about 226 meters above sea level, giving it a unique vantage point. The closest village is Loch, a small community of around 200 people just 7.9 kilometers away from Krowera. In the 2016 census, Krowera had a population of 108. The median age was 50. Interestingly, over half the population (56.3%) were married. Most residents (86.4%) were born in Australia. The primary ancestries reported were English, Australian, and Scottish. The majority of homes in Krowera are separate houses (100%). Most households had internet access (92.9%). If you were a resident of Krowera commuting to work, you’d likely be driving a car. That was the most common method of transport in the 2016 census. Krowera is more than just statistics though. Imagine the peace and quiet here, overlooking the ocean, with just the sound of the waves and the wind. Perhaps you can even smell the salty air. It’s a place to escape the hustle of city life, to connect with nature. Krowera may be small, but it holds a unique charm. It offers a glimpse into a quiet coastal lifestyle, away from the noise and crowds of the city.
Kororoit Creek
Is this where the river meets the sea? This is Kororoit Creek. It flows right here through Melbourne’s western suburbs