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Great Ocean Road Accommodation ~ Warrnambool

Warrnambool Self Contained Apartments Accomodation

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"Imagine an area of historic seaside towns along one of the World's greatest scenic coastlines. Then add an abundance of tourist attractions, such as Flagstaff Hill Maritime Village and Tower Hill Nature Reserve, and you have all the ingredients for a memorable holiday or short break."

Flagstaff Hill Maritime Museum:

Flagstaff Hill Maritime Museum is one of the states premier tourist attractions that take visitors on a prosperous voyage of discovery through an early Australian coastal port. 'SHIPWRECKED’ sound and laser show is an exceptional experience, which brings to life the tragic story of the Loch Ard disaster. Visit their Website

Cheeseworld:

Come and enjoy free cheese tasting, cheese and wine cellar sales, and historical museum. Have a meal in the licensed restaurant. Visit their Website

Salt Marsh Glassblowing Studio and Cafe:

Understand the traditional art of glass blowing, as pure and exciting as nature itself and enjoy great coffee or a cup of real leaf tea overlooking the peaceful Merri Wetlands. Visit their Website

LOGANS BEACH WHALE NURSERY:

One of Australia's most popular whale watching areas. The annual return of the Southern Right Whales have Logans Beach buzzing during the months from mid June to late September as the beach area becomes a whale nursery. Southern Right Whale mothers and their young thrill watchers as they frolic only metres from shore and visitors are provided with a specially constructed whale viewing platform and interpretive centre. Southern Right Whales have been visiting the warmer waters around southern Australia for hundreds of years where they were hunted to near extinction, but since whaling was outlawed in 1935, numbers have been slowly increasing. If you have not been to see the whales, then plan your next holiday now, it's a sight and experience that will thrill.

LAKE PERTOBE ADVENTURE PLAYGROUND:

You can spend hours enjoying the tranquil surrounds at one of Warrnambool's most popular recreational spots. Lake Pertobe Adventure Playground is ideal for a picnic with acres of lawn area, playground equipment, a maze, flying fox and lake. Take a ride on the paddle boats or a relaxing canoe ride taking in the the birdlife who make the lake's many islands their home. Lake Pertobe also offers a walking track around the lake itself where many of the birdlife can be viewed from specially placed 'bird hides' around the lakes edge. During the summer period a carnival operates nightly just opposite the lake area with amusement rides and side shows.

Tower Hill:

A 10 minute drive west of Warrnambool, Tower Hill has two dormant volcanos surrounded by birdlife rich marshes nestled inside a larger crater. It is a haven for wildlife such as Emu and Koala, which roam freely in clear view. Tower Hill is popular for picnics, bushwalking and nature watching. Visit their Website

Mt Eccles National Park:

An hour's drive from Warrnambool, this extinct volcano, which last erupted 8000 years ago, has abundant wildlife. You can visit the Byaduk Caves, which are the most extensive and accessible caves in Australia. Visit their Website

The Grampians:

The Grampians National Park is one of Victoria’s most popular holiday destinations. Renowned for its breathtaking rocky views, rich Aboriginal culture, European heritage and stunning spring wildflower displays, there is plenty to see and do in this rugged ancient landscape. Declared in 1984, the 170,000 hectare National park is home to a rich diversity of plants and animals, many of which are endemic to the park. Visit their Website

Port Fairy:

A 20 minute drive from Warrnambool, Port Fairy is one of the oldest seaports is the state and still has a thriving fishing industry. Historical buildings line the streets taking you on a trip back in time. Visit their Website

Portland:

An hour's from Warrnambool, Portland was Victoria’s first permanent settlement. Cape Nelson Lighthouse and Cape Bridgewater and Discovery Bay are unparalleled attractions for visitors to the area. Visit their Website

Shopping:

Warrnambool is the south west's largest centre and shopping is really a delight. The City Centre offers national chain and boutique shopping where you are sure to pick up a bargain or something special to remember your visit to Warrnambool. Gateway Plaza Shopping Centre is five minutes from the City centre and offers undercover specialty store shopping including KMart and nearby Homemaker Centre and the Bunnings complex. You are certainly well catered for with variety, quality and friendly service.

Restaurants, Cafes and Bistros :

The City is especially renowned for its restaurants, cafes and entertainment venues. You will be certainly well catered for with variety, quality and friendly service. Warrnambool's restaurant precinct offers a variety of restaurants, bistros and cafes with a la carte, seafood, steak, Asian, Indian and traditional Australian dishes. Enjoy a hearty cooked breakfast or gourmet lunch, coffee and cake in one of the many sidewalk cafes and of course you are well catered for with take-away seafood, burgers, pizzas, pasta, chicken and Asian food.