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I am here to help you explore the Great Ocean Road region, but I’m still learning and can make mistakes. For the best local advice, visit a visitor information centre. This is a large region, so plan for travel distances and your length of stay.

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Be In Your Element in Port Fairy & Surrounds

Charm with salt in the air.

Port Fairy does charm without trying. A town small enough to walk in an afternoon, but the kind of place you find yourself staying another night, then another. Come and be in your element.

Be Reminded

Some towns photograph well. Port Fairy lives up to every shot with historic streetscapes, a working fishing harbour, and a coastline that turns wild. This is heritage you can still smell the salt on. Come and be reminded.

Be Active

The coast here doesn’t sit still, and neither should you. Walk by the river at sunset, or follow the coastal trail out toward the lighthouse with the wind doing most of the talking. Walk it. Explore it. Come and be active.

Accommodation Packages

Be In Your Element in the Great Ocean Road region this winter by booking a 2-night package including a $100 Great Ocean Road Experience Card to spend during your stay.

Be Connected

Lighthouses. Shipwreck stories. One of Victoria’s oldest surviving towns. Port Fairy’s history runs deep, from its First Nations heritage to its days as a 19th-century port, and it shows in every bluestone wall and quiet laneway. Come and be connected.

Be Indulged

Fresh-off-the-boat seafood, a famous folk festival, and a food scene that punches well above its size. This is a town that takes a long lunch seriously, especially with a harbour view. Come and be indulged.

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