Grab the whole family, young and old to explore one of these walks.
One of the best ways to shed any stress, to feel grounded and to get in touch with the abundant nature of the Great...
Offering natural beauty and easy access, the 44km Surf Coast Walk lets you relax and enjoy a world-class walking destination at...
Rail Trails are disused railway corridors that have been converted to paths for walkers, cyclists and horse riders. Discover the...
Follow your art! The Anglesea and Torquay Visitor Centre’s can provide a brochure with map, then head off and discover a...
Discover ten historical points of interest on a walk through the Apollo Bay...
There are two Apollo Bay Shorebirds Trails (Marengo to Barham and Apollo Bay to Wild...
Stroll the streets and shores of South Warrnambool and you will walk in the footsteps of the earliest aboriginal inhabitants and...
Melba Gully (Madsen’s Track), aptly known as the Jewel of the Otways, is one of the wettest places in the state....
The Otway Fly Tree Top Walk is located in Victoria’s magnificent Otways, providing visitors with a unique opportunity to...
Let’s loop the loop! The Anglesea Perimeter walk (APW) showcases amazing landscapes around Anglesea, meandering through...
Paddy’s Path offers beautiful views from its hillside position and connects Wye River to Separation...
Head to Lake Elizabeth hidden deep in the Otways and discover its inspiring beauty with heavily timbered flanks and calm...
Take a break in the refreshing, green Koroit Botanic...
For natural beauty and easy access, the Surf Coast Walk is your world-class walking destination – no matter what your age or...
Do the beginning section of the Great Ocean Walk (GOW) starting from the wave sculpture trailhead in the Visitor Information...
Picturesque sand bottomed Lake Tooliorook is located 5km from Lismore. The lake offers good fishing and boating amenity and...
Duration: 45 mins return – 900m – Thunder Point carpark to Shelly...
Tandarook Botanic Gardens, established in 1981, are located in a part of town and on a property that has had many...
Distance: 2.4km Elevation:...
Time to round up the kids and head to the seaside city of FUN for the whole family in Warrnambool. A friendly and relaxed city that offers wildlife...
Warrnambool is a fantastic family-friendly destination. with bucket loads of things to do, from exciting locations to explore to wildlife and...
There’s lots to see, do and experience in Warrnambool, so we’ve hand-picked a few essential need-to-knows to settle you into your beach...
Come and experience the stunning natural surrounds of the Volcanic Lakes and Plains. Use our interactive map to plan your journey. Try out some of...
The whole family will love experiencing the Otways at its finest: on foot. Walkers of almost any ability can trek around and discover magical...
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Mar 21
Learn to surf on gentle rolling waves, scoot along the quiet streets to the local farmers market, swim In sheltered bays and visit a ...
Mar 20
Never gets old. 📍Gibson Steps truly is a magical place. Check the tides to feel like a tiny person as you marvel at these giant rock ...
Mar 17
The Lower Falls are not large, but you can get behind them and look out through the falling water to the large pool surrounded by mossy logs...
Mar 15
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Mar 10
Where will the weekend take you? 🚗
What about Lorne? Lorne offers the perfect place for romance – oceanfront fine dining, ...
Mar 10
Many people are familiar with the Great Ocean Road but less know that the region is full of reasons to get out of the car and into a pair of...
Mar 5
It’s time to hit the road for one of our Autumn events. Here’s a few to check out 👇
1. @portfairyfolkfestival presenting ...
Mar 3
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