Victoria's park system protects a vast array of ecosystems, from alpine peaks to rugged coastlines and arid mallees.
* **Wilsons Promontory National Park:** The southernmost tip of mainland Australia, beloved for its granite mountains, pristine beaches, and abundant wildlife (wombats, kangaroos, emus). * **Grampians (Gariwerd) National Park:** Famous for its striking sandstone ridges, wildflowers, and rich Indigenous rock art. * **Alpine National Park:** Victoria's largest national park, encompassing the state's highest peaks and alpine plains. * **Port Campbell National Park:** Protects the dramatic coastline of the Great Ocean Road. * **Fauna:** The state is a prime location to observe iconic Australian wildlife in their natural habitats, including koalas on the Great Ocean Road and platypuses in the Otways.