Tower Hill Reserve

Nestled within the ancient remains of an extinct volcano that emerged approximately 30,000 years ago, Tower Hill Wildlife Reserve stands as a testament to Victoria's natural beauty. Designated as the state's inaugural National Park in 1892, this remarkable area houses a rare geological wonder known as a nested maar, making it the largest such feature in Australia.



Port Fairy to Warrnambool Rail Trail

This trail connects the charming towns of Port Fairy and Koroit to the bustling regional hub of Warrnambool. Meandering through expansive farming landscapes and pockets of untouched flora, the trail gracefully encircles the majestic volcano at Tower Hill. It then navigates wetlands, coastal sand dunes, and rivers before reaching the picturesque seaside.

Koroit Township

This charming, tight-knit village is celebrated as one of Australia's most authentic representations of early Irish settlement. Within its boundaries, Irish charisma oozes as abundantly as pints of Guinness.

Killarney Beach

Just 8 minutes from Port Fairy lies a beach that offers Victoria's finest whiting fishing, secure snorkeling, and paddling in a natural lagoon among stunning birdlife. Boasting a boat ramp and vast stretches of sandy coastline, this location is ideal for beach strolls and surfing enthusiasts. Delight in the crystal-clear waters and expansive open space, perfect for leisurely walks. The children can frolic at the playground before plunging into the calm waters of the 1km long swimming beach. With typically gentle waves and no strong currents, this spot promises a safe and enjoyable experience.

Flagstaff Hill Maritime Village

Located at the termination of The Great Ocean Road, a mere stone's throw from the iconic 12 Apostles, Warrnambool emerges as a charming coastal town showcasing the Flagstaff Hill Maritime Museum and Village. Within its realms, resound the historical narratives of numerous vessels, their crews, and travelers who fell victim to the treacherous Shipwrecked Coast during the 19th Century. Engraved in the annals are tales transmitted by the fortunate survivors who navigated the perils to embrace a fresh beginning in a distant land, firmly pledging never to board a seafaring vessel again.

Noodledoof Brewery & Distillery

Noodledoof beers are crafted using fresh, local ingredients and are inspired by the shifting seasons, giving the team the opportunity to flex their creativity in the brewhouse, resulting in a dynamic and ever-changing tap selection. Since most of their brews are produced in limited quantities, they are available seasonally. Stay updated on their latest creations!

Lake Pertobe, Warrnambool

Nestled in the charming town of Warrnambool, the vibrant Lake Pertobe Adventure Playground beckons families all year round. Spanning 8 hectares, this playground is a child's haven, boasting giant slides, flying foxes, a maze, and boat rides. Surrounding the lakes are picturesque walking tracks, complemented by inviting picnic spots and convenient BBQ facilities. The Lake Pertobe precinct extends its offerings with additional sporting amenities including lawn tennis courts, mini-golf, and a nearby skate park.

Port Fairy Township

Explore the rich history intertwined throughout the quaint fishing village nestled at the end of the breathtaking Great Ocean Road. As the concluding stop on Victoria's renowned Shipwreck Coast, Port Fairy showcases grand streets adorned with 19th-century cottages, majestic Norfolk pines, and ancient stone churches. Immerse yourself in the heritage by stepping foot on the lands of the Eastern Maar People when you visit Port Fairy.

Engage in the lively atmosphere of the Port Fairy Folk Festival and vibrant local art scene, participate in water-based activities, and marvel at the diverse wildlife; from majestic southern right whales, playful seals and dolphins to the endearing wallabies, kangaroos, and emus roaming freely.