Point Cook is a suburb of Melbourne located in the southwestern part of Victoria. It is situated between Werribee and Altona North and has approximately 61,000 people. The area is known for its beautiful parks, beaches, wetlands, and golf courses. Point Cook was established as an early settlement in 1836 and was the home of Victoria's first permanent European settlement.
Point Cook is a popular destination for visitors, with its many attractions, including The Point Cook Coastal Park and Point Cooke Marine Sanctuary. Other interests include Werribee Mansion, the Point Cook Homestead and Museum, Paradise Beach, RAAF Williams Heritage Centre, Altona Beach, and the Point Cook Town Centre.
The town center is a vibrant shopping and dining hub, with many restaurants, cafes, retail stores, and specialty shops to explore. There are numerous pubs, clubs, and bars for those looking for a night out.