The State Government has repaired the bluestone seawall at Point Gellibrand Coastal Heritage Park.
Ingrid Stitt, Minister for Environment, announced the repairs had been delivered as part of the $21 million Urban Parks Active Wellbeing Program which is upgrading facilities at 21 parks across Mel-bourne.
Point Gellibrand Coastal Heritage Park is the state’s first permanent European settlement and seaport making it a significant heritage site.
Williamstown MLA Melissa Horne, who is also Minister for Ports and Freight, said: ““This project will ensure people get the most out of their visit at Point Gellibrand Coastal Heritage Park and can continue to enjoy the beautiful views of the bay for years to come.”