Victorian West Coast - holidays - travel - tours - accommodation |
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The
Victorian West Coast comprises the coastal strip running west from Melbourne to the
South Australian border and extending inland to the Hamilton/Glenelg Highway.
The area is dominated by the
Great Ocean
Road running from Torquay, south of Melbourne, to Warrnambool which is about half way to
the South Australian border.
Apollo Bay - an attractive fishing port and small village, popular with arts and crafts people, many of whom have relocated to Apollo Bay. Nearby Mariners Lookout for coastal views and the Otway Range for the usual bushwalks etc. A good base from which to explore the relatively pristine Cape Otway. Port Cambell - set on a spectacular gorge. Adjoins the famous 12 Apostles and Loch Ard Gorge. Follow the Shipwreck Trail. Nearby attractions at Glenhample Homestead, Gibsons Steps, Blowhole, Grotto and London Bridge which, sadly, is no longer a bridge since the centre of the arch collapsed.
Port Fairy - a small fishing village with a well known Fisherman's Wharf and many historic buildings classified by the National Trust. A popular annual Folk Festival in March. Seal colony on nearby Lady Julia Percy Island.
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