Gabo Island

Gabo Island is a small island off the coast of Eastern Victoria, Australia, known for its rich history and natural wonders.

It is commonly mentioned in weather warnings and can be accessed through arranged flights and boats. One of its prominent features is the Gabo Island Lighthouse, which is made from pink granite and stands at 55 meters above sea level. The island has a moderate oceanic climate with mild summers and cool winters. It is a haven for bird watchers, with the world's second-largest colony of little penguins and a high number of breeding white-faced storm petrels. Gabo Island has also been referenced in literature, including a poem by E.J. Brady. A visit to Gabo Island offers the opportunity to explore history, enjoy picturesque views, and appreciate nature.