Flagstaff Hill

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Flagstaff Hill

WARRNAMBOOL
Great Ocean Road
Official Visitor Guide
It’s a wonderful...
WELCOME to Warrnambool.
Stay for a day, a week or a lifetime – we are sure you will love the
relaxed lifestyle. Situated on the Great Ocean Road, Warrnambool is
surrounded by lush rural landscapes and breathtaking ocean views.
welcome!
With spectacular stretches of
coastline, fantastic beaches
and breathtaking ocean views,
beautiful parks and gardens,
seaside walking and bike trails,
visiting whales, notorious
shipwrecks, unique volcanoes,
great food, exhilarating sports
and a thriving city centre,
Warrnambool has something
for everyone.
holiday information
history
flagstaff hill
cbd heritage trail
whale watching
tower hill
parks, gardens & rivers
trails & walks
fabulous foreshore
great things to do
health & beauty
fishing
events 2014
tour of the south west
warrnambool racing club
premier speedway
warrnambool map
shopping & services
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arts, crafts & antiques
great food
accommodation
cbd access and parking map
getting around
port fairy, koroit & yambuk
scenic self drives
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grid reference to the Warrnambool map which
is located in the centre of this Guide.
All advertisements in this Visitor Guide are accepted on the basis that their
contents are true and correct and that they are in no way misleading or
deceptive. The Warrnambool City Council will not accept any liability to any
person claiming that they have been mislead or deceived by any material
published in this guide. Printed December 2013.
This guide is available online http://visitwarrnambool.com.au/visitor-information/visitor-information-centre
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HOLIDAY INFORMATION
Warrnambool is:
The largest regional city in
the Great Ocean Road region.
Located 263km south-west of Melbourne,
approximately a 3 hour drive via Geelong on the
Princes Highway or Hamilton Highway.
Or if you choose to come along the Great Ocean Road,
please allow approximately 5½ hours driving time.
Transport:
• Daily rail link to Melbourne with V/Line 1800 800 007 or www.vline.com.au
• Coach services to all major cities & towns
• Local transit bus service (03) 5562 5735
www.transitsw.com.au
• 24 hour taxi service 131 008 and 13 22 27
• Hire cars
Important numbers:
Population:
This beautiful coastal city has a bustling population
of almost 33,000 (ERP 2012). Warrnambool is the one
of the fastest growing regional cities in Victoria.
Climate:
Warrnambool has a moderate climate with an
average maximum summer temperature of 22oC,
while the average winter maximum is 14oC. Here you
can experience the distinct difference of the seasons
from long hot summer days to cosy winter nights.
• Ambulance, Fire and Police 000
• SW Healthcare Hospital (03) 5563 1666
• RACV Roadside Assist 131 111
• St John of God Hospital (03) 5564 0600
• Victorian Bushfire Infoline 1800 240 667
• Wildlife Rescue 13000 94535
Radio stations:
8823YB AM
774ABC AM
1602ABC AM
95.3CoastFM
103.73Way FM
Access:
Find out about accessible accommodation, toilets, parking, restaurants/cafes,
business and beach access wheelchairs at the Visit Warrnambool website http://visitwarrnambool.com.au/visitor-information/mobility-access/
Visitor Information Centre
Let our professional and experienced staff help you secure
accommodation and provide excellent advice on the things to see
and do in the Warrnambool region and beyond.
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Free parking
Fishing Licences
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Website: www.visitwarrnambool.com.au
Email: [email protected]
Flagstaff, 89 Merri Street, Warrnambool, Victoria, 3280
Phone: 1800 637 725 or +61 3 5559 4620
Open: Winter 9am-9pm; Summer 9am-10pm
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The capital of the
Great South Coast.
Your short-cut to the
Great Ocean Road
experience.
The city is brimming with activities and wellknown for its unspoilt beaches, historic sites,
galleries and great eating spots.
The magnificent 12 Apostles are an easy drive,
making it the perfect location to discover
the world renowned Great Ocean Road and
surrounds.
The best place to
discover the
Great Ocean Road.
DISTANCE TO WARRNAMBOOL:
from Melbourne (Princes Highway A1)
(Great Ocean Road B100)
(Hamilton Hwy B140)
from Ballarat
from Adelaide (A1)
from Torquay (B100)
from Halls Gap (Grampians)
from The 12 Apostles (B100)
263kms
353kms
260kms
174kms
655kms
267kms
166kms
77kms
3 hrs 15 mins
5 hrs 30 mins
3 hrs 10 mins
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2 hrs 30 mins
1 hrs 15 mins
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Discover our past
Warrnambool is home to many shipwrecks, historic boathouse,
state heritage listed lighthouse precinct and maritime village.
A major trading port in the late 1800's and at the heart of the
notorious Shipwreck Coast.
A mysterious shipwreck buried deep beneath the
sand dunes on Warrnambool’s outskirts is just one
of the intriguing tales that contribute to the city’s
unique history.
War Memorial
Lady Bay Lighthouse
Precinct
A Portuguese vessel, fondly known by locals as
“The Mahogany Ship” reportedly ran aground
off Warrnambool in the 1500s. This local legend
is supported by the discovery of old Portuguese
charts that depict Australia’s southern coastline as
far as Armstrong’s Bay. It is believed these charts
were drawn in the 1520s.
If ever found or proven, the Mahogany Ship and
those Portuguese charts could rewrite the history
of both Warrnambool and Australia.
Proudfoot's Boathouse
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history
a watery
grave
The southwest coastline is a well
known graveyard for sailing ships,
with 80 known wrecks on the sea
floor between Port Fairy and Cape
Otway - 14 of these lie on the
bed of Warrnambool’s
Lady Bay.
Proudfoot’s Boathouse
Built over 100 years ago, Proudfoot’s Boathouse
reflects the early days of fishing and boating on
the Hopkins River. Classified by the National Trust
as an early Australian recreational facility.
LOCATION: 2 Simpson Street
(on Hopkins River)
War Memorial
Erected in 1925, it is a monument to recognise
those who served in two world wars, and to the
services of Korean and Vietnam Veterans. This
impressive monument is made from red granite
and the angel is carved from Italian marble.
LOCATION: Liebig Street, Merri Street roundabout
OPEN: Access all times
Breakwater
In 1876 planning commenced to protect the
harbour utilising huge concrete blocks weighing
32 tons each, which were transported to the
breakwater site by a specially built railway line. The
Breakwater was completed in 1890 and extended
in 1915.
LOCATION: Viaduct Road
War Memorial
Granny’s Grave
This monument was erected in 1904 in recognition
of the first white woman to be buried in
Warrnambool. It marks the final resting place of
Mrs. James Raddleston who died in 1848, when
the Warrnambool settlement was approximately
a year old.
LOCATION: The Promenade, off Hickford Parade
overlooking Lady Bay
Lady Bay Lighthouse Precinct
The Upper Lighthouse in the State Heritage-listed
lighthouse precinct at Flagstaff Hill Maritime
Village was originally on Middle Island and the
Lower Light was originally on the beach at Lady
Bay. Both were relocated to Flagstaff Hill in 1871
and they are still in operation today for the benefit
of shipping.
LOCATION: Flagstaff Hill, Merri Street
OPEN: Daily
Wollaston Bridge
The property Wollaston was selected by Thomas
Manifold in the early 1840s and inherited by Walter
Manifold in 1884. A punt operated across the Merri
River until Arthur D Dobson, who constructed the
Breakwater, built the Wollaston Suspension Bridge
in 1890 for Walter Manifold. The bridge which used
cables from the Melbourne Tramway Service cost
£5000 and is classified by the National Trust.
LOCATION: Wollaston Road
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Flagstaff Hill
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a journey back in time
...a state heritage
listed precinct,
incorporating Lady
Bay lighthouse,
Warrnambool
garrison and
maritime village.
Flagstaff Hill’s Maritime Village is set on 10 acres
and reflects the pioneering atmosphere of an
1870s coastal port. Experience first hand the perils
of early sea travel as you explore The Gravesend
Theatre, audiovisual presentations, interactive
displays, and the relics & treasures recovered from
various shipwrecks in the Great Circle Gallery.
A key feature of the Great Circle Gallery is the
priceless Minton earthenware statue, the Loch Ard
Peacock, Australia’s most valuable shipwreck relic.
Transported from England to Melbourne aboard
the clipper the Loch Ard in 1878 for display at
Melbourne’s Great International Exhibition of
1880, the life-sized Loch Ard Peacock was washed
ashore in a packing crate, just days after its
namesake ran aground.
Look for a range of temporary exhibitions held
each year.
Ask about the NEW
Lighthouse Lodge
OPENING TIMES:
Daily 9am - 5pm (closed Christmas Day)
Check us out on the web cam:
www.flagstaffhill.com
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Accommodation packages available
Gift & souvenir shop on site,
open daily until late
Education programs available
Special School holiday activities
Visitor Information Centre on site
Group tours available
Merri
Street, Warrnambool
The Flagstaff Hill Maritime Village, Warrnambool is situated within
an hour’s drive of the 12 Apostles on the Great Ocean Road.
Flagstaff Hill is Warrnambool’s premier attraction providing the vital
link between the culture and heritage of the Shipwreck Coast and the
contemporary Great Ocean Road experience.
...a breathtaking world class sound and laser show
Imagine being on board a 19th century sailing ship
as it sinks in the treacherous seas off the coast of
Victoria’s Great Ocean Road…and surviving!
Experience the tragedy, drama and excitement of
sailing the high seas. The world class sound and
laser show tells the tale of the ship’s demise and
the miraculous survival of just two passengers, Tom
Pearce and Eva Carmichael.
Screening nightly from dusk.
BOOKINGS ESSENTIAL.
Dinner & Show Packages
available.
The Loch Ard disaster is dramatically relived via a
spectacular sound and laser show projected on to a
9 metre high aquascreen. The grand finale features
the world famous Loch Ard Peacock.
Options for the show:
Loch Ard walk - be taken by guide and lantern to our main
theatre through the cobblestone streets of the village.
Transport - enjoy the best of the show without needing to
walk by being transported to and from our main theatre.
* Note: no price difference.
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www.visitwarrnambool.com.au ph: 1800 556 111 or (03) 5559 4600
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cbd heritage trail
Warrnambool is home to
many historic buildings
and the CBD provides
a cluster of sites which
can be appreciated as
you wander through the
city streets.
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1 Swan Reserve
On the site of the former Municipal Victoria Saleyards and
named after Cr. James Swan, Mayor 1927-8 (note the old
limestone wall). Originally Swan Reserve occupied the
median strip currently between Kepler and Fairy Streets.
The name was tranferred to the old saleyards site.
2 St. John’s Church
Completed in 1875, designed by Andrew Kerr and rebuilt
after it was burnt down in 1920.
11 Ambleside (Koroit St.)
Once a residence and surgery for a number of doctors.
12 The former Warrnambool Standard Office
(Koroit St.)
The westerly section was once part of the business of Bloomfield Brothers, skin and hide dealers.
13 Ozone Coffee Palace
The Warrnambool Hotel is on the site of the Ozone
Coffee Palace, built in 1890, burnt down in 1929 as the
Hotel Mansions and the most magnificent building
ever erected in Warrnambool.
3 Ierne
This two-storey residence on the corner of Kepler and
Spence Streets was built in 1883 for Dr. Fleetwood.
4 Warrnambool Primary School No. 1743
14 Intersection of Kepler & Timor Sts
Four buildings of note - the former Bank of Australasia,
(now a nightclub), the National Bank, the Western
Hotel (1869), once a Cobb and Co. staging post and the
former A.M.P. office, now part of TAFE.
Was opened in 1876. The bell tower was a later addition.
5 Victorian Villas
Opposite Warrnambool Primary School. These 19th
century homes are noteworthy for their distinctive
Italianate-style barge boards.
15 Timor Street
Many Heritage listed buildings - note the tiled entrance
on No. 198 and the protective hub stone at the lane.
6 Fairy Street
- No. 181 was McSweeney’s Cordial Factory.
- No. 165 old Olive Branch Hotel.
- Hammond’s Paint Shop was once Elliot’s Boot Factory.
- Lava Street corner - the building with the wheatsheaf
motif was Smith’s Bakery and, moving south, McConnell’s
Livery and Letting Stables, and W.J Taggart, Tailor.
- Lynch’s store today housed the merchants Russell and
Powell.
- West Lava Street corner – a row of historic buildings once
housing: • W Stevens Produce Store
• Lance, plumber
• Sambell, chemist
• Robinson & Morse vehicle maker (Callaghans today)
- The shops in a southerly direction from the Caledonian
Hotel were once known as Gray’s Coliseum.
7 Christ Church (Koroit St.)
1854-6 double nave church (Nathaniel Billing, architect)
and the tower added in 1882 (Andrew Kerr architect).
8 Ellerslie College
Built as a school and notable for the carved limestone.
9 First Royal Archer Hotel (Koroit St.)
Originally in the area between Ellerslie College and the
Fairy Street corner building.
10 Nayler’s Corner (Koroit St.)
The Leahy's Electrical store today was formerly known as
Nayler’s Corner (General Store). The building next door
was Salter’s store and later Murrell’s the furrier. Note the
clerestory skylights.
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Gilles Street
An historic precinct including the old Court House
(1871), the old Police Station and stables, lock up and
residence and the old Customs House.
17 Commercial Hotel
Built in 1856 and now the Whalers’ Hotel.
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Cramond and Dickson Store
At the corner of Liebig and Timor Streets was the
Cramond and Dickson store trading from 1856 to 1973,
now Cactus Jam.
19 Timor Street
Flanking the Civic Green are two remnants of what
was once Warrnambool’s main commercial centre - the
Deakin Worldly building, once known as Scherell’s
building which housed the National Bank and, fronting
Liebig Street, the former Steam Navigation Company
office (1886) which is now part of the Art Gallery.
20 Liebig Street
Most of the two-storeyed buildings were erected in the
late 1800s.
21 Fletcher Jones Corner
Corner of Liebig and Koroit Street where the famous
men’s store was located (now Kodak Express).
22 St. Joseph’s Church (Kepler St.)
Completed in 1872 with the spire added in 1886 and
slightly shortened following damage caused by a
lightning strike. The original church on the site stands
on the Raglan Parade/Kepler Street corner.
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whale watching
Victoria's
Southern
Right
Whale
Nursery
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Almost every year between June and
September, female Southern Right Whales
return to the waters off Warrnambool’s
Logan’s Beach to calve.
The whales often swim within a hundred
metres of the shore and can be viewed from a
specially constructed whale viewing platform
in the sand dunes or from the beach.
Why do the whales come to
warrnambool?
The magnificent Southern Right Whales have been
visiting Warrnambool for hundreds of years.
Once, they were hunted almost to the point
of extinction, but since whaling was outlawed
in 1935, their numbers have been growing. In
summer, Southern Right Whales live in the subAntarctic. In winter, they migrate to warmer waters
around the southern areas of Australia.
The females migrate to the “nursery” areas close
to the shore to bear their calves, while the males,
yearlings and young adults use other locations
along the coast. The females generally stay in the
nursery for many weeks, allowing the calves to
feed and gather strength for their journey back to
the sub-Antarctic waters.
What is a whale?
Whales belong to a group of animals called
cetaceans, which include dolphins and porpoises.
The whale is the earth’s largest mammal. It
breathes air and feeds its young on milk.
The Southern Right Whale
The Southern Right Whale can be recognised
by its smooth, black back and lack of dorsal fin.
On the head of each Southern Right Whale are a
number of crusty outgrowths called callosities.
The callosities pattern varies from whale to whale,
which distinguish these animals from other
species. Irregular white patches are sometimes
found on the whale’s belly.
Why are they so named?
The early whalers regarded the whale as the ‘right’
whale to hunt. They swam slowly and close to
the shore, floated once harpooned, and yielded
large quantities of oil and whalebone. The word
“Southern” refers to southern hemisphere waters.
The birth of a whale
Whales breed once every two or three years.
Pregnancy lasts approximately 12 months and
the calf is suckled from a milk gland beneath the
mother’s body. The calf is about 5 to 6 metres long
at birth, grows quickly, and may double its weight
in the first week.
What are they doing?
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Illustrations by Robert Ulmann
BODY ROLL
SPY HOPPING
The whale rolls
The whale adopts an
over at the surface
unusual appearance
and swims along
as it lifts its head high
on its back, with its
and raises its eyes out
pectoral fins held
of the water, allowing
up out of the water
it to turn around and
view its surroundings
Are whales protected?
Whales are protected in Australian waters by Federal and State
laws. Fines of up to $320,000 may be imposed for harassment.
How big do these whales grow?
The average length of the adult Southern Right Whale is 15
metres, the average weight is 50 tonnes, with maximum length
of 18 metres and a weight of 80 tonnes.
How do they communicate?
Whales are social animals and display degrees of organisation,
behaviour and intelligence. To communicate whales use sound.
Breaching (leaping out of the water) and tail lobbing (hitting the
tail on the water) are also ways of communicating and playing.
Centre
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though they are in the area
make time for multiple visits
• Please keep off the fragile
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vegetation and sand dunes,
use the facilities provided
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• Binoculars can enhance view
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• Be prepared for windy
conditions
• Nearest toilets - l km at the
Hopkins River
location:
Logan's Beach Road,
(off Hopkins Point
Road) Warrnambool
OPEN:
Free access at all times
MORE INFO:
Warrnambool Visitor
Information Centre
freecall: 1800 637 725
more info?
for updated information on whale
activity in the area.
TAIL LOBBING
The whale lifts
its tail high into
the air and slams
its flukes down
to hit the ocean
surface
SAILING
In an unusual display,
the whale swims on
its heads using its
side flippers to lift
its tail flukes out of
the water, and moves
ponderously along
BREACHING
In a spectacular
display, the whale
leaps out of the
water, twists in
mid air, then
crashes backwards
into the sea
Follow the Great Ocean Road
Whales Facebook page for
regular whale sighting
updates.
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TOWER HILL
Tower Hill Reserve,
nestled inside a dormant
volcano, is today a beautiful haven for wildlife thanks to the efforts
of Friends of Tower Hill and volunteers. A lake and wetland are
features of the reserve, and during years of average rainfall it is not
uncommon to see the wetland completely immersed in water.
Koalas, emus, kangaroos, sugar gliders and
many species of waterbirds, including graceful
black swans roam freely throughout the
reserve, often within plain view. Located only
14km west of Warrnambool on the Princes
Highway, Tower Hill is popular among people
of all ages for picnics, nature walks and wildlife
watching - BBQ's, toilets and picnic tables.
A volcano erupts
Tower Hill formed around 30,000 years ago in
a violent volcanic eruption. The initial eruption
created the outer rim of the volcano, and
subsequent smaller eruptions formed the
internal hills that can be seen today.
Rich human history
Artefacts found in the volcanic ash layers
remind us that Indigenous communities were
living in the area at the time of the eruption.
The area was a rich source of foods for the
Koroitgundidj people, whose descendants
retain special links with this country.
Victoria’s first national park
The striking landscape of a crater lake with
islands and cones, unique geology and diverse,
luxuriant vegetation prompted the declaration
of the area as Victoria’s first national park in
1892. However, by the 1930s early settlers had
cleared much of the area for grazing, cropping
and quarrying. The hills and islands were bare
and little wildlife remained.
more info?
For further information on
parks and reserves visit the
Parks Victoria website
www.parkweb.vic.gov.au
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The restoration
In the 1960s a revegetation project began, based
on species identified in an exceptionally detailed
painting of Tower Hill by Austrian born artist
Eugene von Guerard in 1855. A copy is now on
display at the Tower Hill Visitor Centre. Today, Parks
Victoria is implementing restoration programs that
aim to reintroduce a diversity of indigenous plants,
including ferns and grasses.
Get involved
Restoring habitat diversity can have healthy
benefits for you and your community, and
volunteering is a great way to get involved in
your environment…anyone can do it! More than
300,000 trees have been planted to date, and the
restoration continues with the Friends of Tower
Hill, school and university groups, volunteers and
community groups, working in partnership with
Parks Victoria.
Exploring on foot
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EAK CLIMB - Orientation and geology
 30 minutes, steep
• L AVA TONGUE BOARDWALK - Wetlands
 30 minutes, easy
• J OURNEY TO THE LAST VOLCANO - Geology
 1 hour, moderate
tower hill
VISITOR CENTRE
VOLCANO • WILDLIFE • INDIGENOUS • HISTORY
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Worn Gundidj at Tower Hill offers 90 minute
A1
guided bushwalking tours interpreting the
natural, social and cultural values of the Tower
Hill Wildlife Reserve.
Declared Victoria’s first National Park in 1892,
Tower Hill is the ideal place for visitors to
experience the Australian bush while getting
up close & personal with some of Australia’s
most iconic animals including emus, koalas &
kangaroos.
This combined with guided tours to learn about
Indigenous history & culture and the environment
provides a truly unique eco-tourism experience.
Walk to learn about:
•Wildlife
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Environment & Conservation
•
Indigenous History & Culture
Tours run daily at 11am & 1pm, to
book please phone 03 5565 9202 or
email [email protected]
• WAGON BAY LOOP  30-minute walk
All walks start from the picnic area near the Visitor
Centre.
Looking after Tower Hill
Whilst visiting Tower Hill Reserve, remember that
you are in a natural environment and to help
us protect these areas for the future remember
to follow these easy guides. Do not damage
vegetation or disturb wildlife, keep to designated
tracks, leave pets at home and take your rubbish
with you.
Worn Gundidj @ Tower Hill
Address: 14kms west of Warrnambool,
Princes Highway, Illowa
Phone: 03 5565 9202
Mobile: 0431 765 127
Email:[email protected]
Web:www.worngundidj.org.au
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parks, gardens & rivers
Hopkins Falls
Cannon Hill
Hopkins Falls
Cannon Hill offers panoramic views of Lady Bay
and Lake Pertobe. A Portuguese Padrao
commemorates early Portuguese exploration of the
Warrnambool area. BBQs, a rotunda and car parking
available.
Hopkins Falls are set against lush dairy country. They
make an ideal picnic, fishing and walking spot, with
gas BBQs and toilets provided. For a few days in early
summer each year, the baby eels migrate upstream
over the falls.
LOCATION: Adjacent to the War Memorial, off Artillery
Crescent.
LOCATION: 13km north east of Warrnambool.
Hopkins River
Fletcher Jones Gardens
The gardens surround the former clothing factory of
the same name, founded in Warrnambool in 1948.
The colourful gardens, once the site of a quarry, also
feature Sir Fletcher Jones’ hawker wagon, a waterfall
and wishing well.
LOCATION: Cnr Flaxman Street & Raglan Parade.
The Hopkins River mouth (Blue Hole) with its beautiful
cliffs, rock formations and rock pools is a popular
fishing spot. Just up from the river mouth, boating,
water-skiing and swimming are possible. Nearby is
the National Trust classified Proudfoot’s Boathouse.
LOCATION: Off Otway Road.
Lake Pertobe Adventure Playground
Botanic
Gardens
See page 20.
Merri River
The Merri River lies to the west of the city, meandering
through wetlands before emerging at Stingray Bay,
in the Thunder Point Coastal Reserve. The Merri
is regarded as one of Victoria’s finest brown trout
streams.
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trails & walks
Warrnambool is a great place to
relax and unwind or get out and
get going and take in the fresh air
and beautiful surrounds.
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The Promenade
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Shelley Beach
Approximately 3kms of paths suitable for walking or
cycling. Ideal for families. Playground.
A rugged ocean beach, accessed via a walking track
from Thunder Point.
LOCATION: Entry from Cramer Street or Coulstock
Street
LOCATION: Off MacDonald Street.
Thunder Point Coastal Reserve
Heritage Walk
3km Heritage Walk to some of Warrnambool’s most
famous and attractive historic buildings. For more
detailed information see pages 10 & 11
LOCATION: Warrnambool Central Business District.
V4
W6-X9
Minutes from the city centre and adjacent to
Warrnambool’s main beach, this reserve offers some
of the best coastal scenery in the area.
LOCATION: Off MacDonald Street
(Thunder Point carpark to Pickering Point carpark)
DISTANCE: 320m
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Scenic walking tracks around the lakes and park. Ideal
for families. See page 21 for more details.
LOCATION: Off Pertobe Road
Levy’s Point Coastal Reserve
Via I1
Levy’s Point is a beautiful and often deserted surf
beach, located to the west of the city. Excellent surfing
and fishing, dangerous rips do exist. Access is via
dunes.
LOCATION: Off Swinton Street
Russells Creek Walk
D12-H24
Easy walk along waterway environment.
Tower Hill Reserve
See pages 14 & 15.
Port Fairy To Warrnambool Rail Trail Via L1
The 37km Port Fairy - Warrnambool Rail Trail links the
historic townships of Port Fairy and Koroit and the
vibrant regional city of Warrnambool.
There are three major trail heads where you can start
or complete your journey: Warrnambool breakwater
precinct, Koroit Railway Station and Regent Street in
Port Fairy.
For more information:
www.portfairytowarrnamboolrailtrail.com
LOCATION: Ardlie Street to Garden Street
DISTANCE: Approximately 2.6kms
Walking With Your Dog
Walking your dog is a great way to explore
Warrnambool, but please be aware of the rules
regarding dogs in public areas, particularly the
foreshore, which is off limits to dogs during certain
months of the year.
See www.warrnambool.vic.gov.au.
Warrnambool Foreshore
Promenade Walk
Y11 – Z31
5.7km path stretching along
Warrnambool’s picturesque
coastline. Drinking water stations en route for people and dogs.
LOCATION:
Breakwater to Logans Beach
Bike hire available at Warrnambool
Visitor Information Centre.
It is an offence not to carry a bag or clean up after
your dog.
Ask at the
Warrnambool Visitor
Information Centre
for your free copy
of the 'Sustain The
‘Bool Travel Map'
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fabulous foreshore
Warrnambool’s picturesque Lady Bay
is so much more than simply a beach.
Promenade
Middle Island
Lake Pertobe
Lady Bay
Foreshore Promenade
Middle Island
Warrnambool’s award winning Foreshore Promenade
is a wonderful 5.7 kilometre path that stretches from
the Breakwater along the coastline to the famous
Southern Right Whale Nursery at Logan’s Beach. The promenade is very popular and you can walk, run,
ride or skate along this scenic trail.
Middle Island is home to seabirds such as the Shorttailed Shearwater, the Black-faced Cormorant and the
Little Penguin.
Lady Bay
Lady Bay offers protected swimming along with the
more challenging pursuits of surfing, yachting and
windsurfing. Surf lifesavers patrol the beach during
the summer.
Beyond the breakwater at the mouth of the Merri
River is Stingray Bay, a beautiful sheltered bay where
you can explore the rock pools.
The Little Penguin population has been decimated by
fox predation over the years, with an estimated 600
penguins in 1999 reduced to less than 10 by 2005.
Since 2006 Maremma Guardian Dogs have been
trained to protect Middle Island’s Little Penguins
from foxes, allowing the population to slowly build
over 180 penguins today.
In order to protect the penguin population and to
allow the Maremmas to do their work, access to the
Island is now restricted to the public.
This world first award winning project relies on
the assistance of businesses, organisations and
volunteers to help with penguin counts, penguin
breeding monitoring and improving habitat for
penguins by revegetating areas with native species. If
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5559 4876. If you would like to help volunteer please
This 20 hectare adventure playground is paradise for
visit www.wclg.com.au.
Lady Bay
kids with giant slides, flying foxes, a maze and boat
rides. There are lovely walking tracks around the
lakes, and the park features delightful picnic areas
and sheltered BBQ facilities.
The Lake Pertobe precinct is also home to other
sporting facilities such as lawn tennis courts, lawn
bowls, mini golf, a sports ground, a new BMX track
and nearby skate park.
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An estimated 20,000 people
annually use Warrnambool’s award
winning Promenade to walk, run,
ride, skate or roll the 5.7km path.
Remember when
visiting the beach to
always swim between
the red and yellow flags,
read the safety signs
and never swim
alone.
swim,
surf,walk
or play
Stingray Bay
Lake Pertobe
Lady Bay
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GREAT THINGS TO DO
Would you like to add a
bit of adventure to your
trip, or do you just want
to have some fun?
Warrnambool caters for everyone’s taste when it comes to
entertainment!
With practically any sport you can think of – tennis, golf,
fishing, squash, lawn bowls, swimming, croquet... the list
goes on. Then, there’s surfing, scuba diving, whale watching,
windsurfing, horse riding, leisurely river cruises, walking
tracks and a huge range of family activities and attractions
including Warrnambool’s indoor aquatic centre.
Maybe take in a live performance, see latest release movies,
take a day tour in a mini bus. There is also greyhound racing,
horse racing, sprintcar racing, a vintage motorcycle display..
...there's heaps of activities for
all interests and ages.
AQUAZONE
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WARRNAMBOOL AQUATIC LEISURE CENTRE
Address: 10 Queens Road, Warrnambool
Telephone: 5559 4500 Fax: 5559 4510
Open: Mon-Thu 6am-9pm, Fri 6am-7pm, Sat & Sun 7am6pm & Public Holidays: 10am-5pm.
AquaZone boasts three state of the art heated indoor
pools and seasonal 50m outdoor heated pool all fully
supervised by qualified lifeguards.
AquaZone's gymnasium features the latest, state of the
art, cardio theatre from Matrix. Designated free weights
and stretching area.
AquaZone's group fitness team offers the
greatest choice in classes from Les Mills,
Zumba, Spin, Aqua and Mature adults.
Find us on
Facebook
For more information or to download the latest fitness timetable,
visit us on: www.aquazone.com.au
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leisure & pleasure
via
A21
ALLANSFORD
CHEESEWORLD
Via O34
5330
Great Ocean Rd
Allansford
Ph: 5565 3127
Free entry to Vintage and Rare
Motorcycle Display, over 60 bikes
on show from Ducati, Honda,
MotoGuzzi and DKW.
George Taylor’s Stores
– more than just a hardware
and disposals store.
Free cheese tasting. Enjoy lunch and a milkshake
in our café.
Discover the early 1900’s in our free museum.
Web: www.cheeseworld.com.au
Open: Mon-Fri 8.30am-5.00pm. Open weekends.
Via A21
LASER STRIKE
10mins
from
W'bool
577 Wangoom Rd,
Wangoom
Bookings
Essential:
1300 76 46 86
Your Mission: 2 hours of action packed fun.
Laser Strike is the cheapest and best value for
money attraction in the Warrnambool district.
Played on a 2 acre battlefield fitted out with
barriers, mounds, hay bales, car wrecks and tyres.
Session times: 10am, 1pm, 4pm & 7pm
everyday of school holidays & weekends
860 Hopkins Highway, Grassmere Junction
(5 minutes north of Warrnambool on the
Hopkins Highway, just past Bushfield)
Ph: 5565 4227
www.facebook.com/georgetaylorsstores
Open: Mon-Fri 8am-5pm;
Saturday 9am-12noon;
Closed Sundays and
Public Holidays.
Lake Pertobe
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lei sure and pleasure
RUNDELLS MAHOGANY
TRAIL RIDES
Q15
Via A1
Millers Lne
Dennington
Ph: 0408 589 546
Beach trail rides. 1½ or 2 hrs. Twilight beach rides.
Half day rides and lessons available. Established
13 years. Excellent horses and experienced staff.
Web: www.rundellshorseriding.com.au
Open: Everyday - Bookings Essential
SOUTHWEST
EXPLORER TOURS
Based in
Warrnambool
Ph: 0447 738 527
Excellent meals, comfortable surrounds,
Warrnambool’s hidden culinary gem.
Informative, affordable and personalised,
half and full day tours discovering the
beauty and diversity of our region's attractions.
Coastal and volcanic walk options available.
Web: www.southwestexplorer.com.au
Open seven days a week
for Lunch and Dinner.
Open: 7 DAYS - Bookings Recommended
WARRNAMBOOL
GOLF CLUB
Bookings recommended.
Q4
Younger St
Warrnambool
Ph: 5562 2108 or
Pro Shop:
5562 8528
Champion coastal course rated among Australia’s
top 100 by Golf Digest. Visitors welcome. Hire
equipment available. Licensed clubhouse.
Recycled water irrigated year round.
Web: www.wgcinc.com.au
Open: 7 DAYS
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During your stay in
Warrnambool make sure you
book a table at
The Warrnambool Bowls Club.
With great meals and friendly staff, this is one
venue you can’t leave without seeing for yourself,
located just one block from Flagstaff Hill!
Call the Club on 5561 4586
for further details.
Warrnambool
boWls Club
75 Timor Street
PH: 5561 4586
Bookings Recommended
enter tainment
CAPITOL
CINEMA CENTRE
N13
WANGOOM GENERAL
STORE & TEAROOMS
54 Kepler Street
Warrnambool
Ph: 5563 2000
The Capitol Cinema is a three cinema complex
offering first release movies shown in 2D and
3D Dolby Digital. For session times visit our
website www.capitolcinema.com.au
Via A21
9 WangoomWarrumyea
Road
Wangoom
Ph: 5567 1058
Enjoy a homemade Devonshire tea in a
tranquil garden setting and explore this
historic store which has been operating since
the early 1900’s.
Web: www.wangoomgeneralstore.com
Open: Monday – Saturday 7am-6pm;
Sunday 8am-6pm
P13
Located at the cultural heart of the city, Lighthouse Theatre is Warrnambool's
state of the art performance venue. From stand up comedy to classical ballet,
drama to popular music - See the best live entertainment from around Australia.
Timor St | ph 555 94 999
www.lighthousetheatre.com.au
Open Mon - Fri 9.30am - 4.30pm
and an hour before performances
WARRNAMBOOL
FOOTBALL NETBALL CLUB
K19
WARRNAMBOOL
GREYHOUND RACING CLUB
Cramer St
Warrnambool
Ph: 5562 3600
Koroit St
Warrnambool
Showgrounds
Ph: 5561 2766
Wide variety of entertainment, dine in Cramers
Bistro or socialise in our Members Bar.
Offering TAB facilities and much more.
Meals available 7 days a week, with lunches
starting from just $9.90.
Home of $75,000 Warrnambool Classic. Racing
every Thursday night. Xmas Racing 16th Dec
2013-16th Jan 2014. Licensed Restaurant and
Function room for hire.
Web: warrnambool.grv.org.au
Open: Mon-Sat 9am-1am; Sun 10am-11:30pm
Open: Mon-Fri 9am-4pm.
Weekends bookings required
K7
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HEALTH & BEAUTY
Kick back, escape your daily routine, ease into
holiday mode. Let your stresses fall away.
take
time out,
pamper
yourself
LOGANS BEACH
SPA & FITNESS
Y30
7 Logans Beach Rd
Warrnambool
Ph: 5561 3750
The ultimate in relaxation and spa therapy, Perfect
time out for the couple or individual. Massage,
facials, manicures & pedicures and spa journeys.
Women’s Health Club & Bath House also available.
Web: www.logansbeach.com.au
Open: Tues, Wed & Thurs: 10am to 7pm
Friday: 9am to 5.30pm; Saturday 9am to 5pm
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fishing
Whether you are a first time fisherman and
want to have a bit of fun with the kids, or
are looking for a serious catch, Warrnambool
offers a diverse range of fishing opportunities
in picturesque locations.
You can dangle a line from a wharf, enjoy the
challenge of the surf or rocks, or find the perfect
spot in a boat. Warrnambool has a broad range
of recreational fishing opportunities ranging
from freshwater fishing in our lakes and rivers to
estuarine and saltwater fishing in our bays, inlets
and ocean.
Fishing Platforms Hopkins River
All fishing requires a licence. Fishing licences
available from Warrnambool Visitor Information
Centre, 89 Merri Street, Warrnambool.
Located at the Dennington Boat Ramp is a floating
jetty which is accessible at all times of the year with
car park facilities provided.
The Visitor Information Centre can also provide a
comprehensive listing of fishing spots and species.
Boat launching is available at the Breakwater for
ocean fishing, or the Hopkins or Merri Rivers (see
Warrnambool map on page 32 & 33).
Warrnambool Breakwater
Located between Hopkins River Bridge and Jubilee
Park there are 6 fishing jetty locations. These
locations have floating jetties which are accessible
at all times of the year with car park facilities.
Fishing Platform Merri River
Located at the southern end of Lady Bay, fishing is
popular from this historic landmark. Carparking and
boat ramp available.
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• Family History Seminar
• Greyhound Racing Warrnambool Cup and Macey
Bistro Classic
• Macey’s Bistro Mixed Pairs Bowls Tournament
• RSPCA Million Paws Walk
• South West Coast Piper Drummer
• TAB May Racing Carnival (April/May)
Annual Seaside Basketball Carnival
Australia Day @ the Gardens
Cheese World Kid’s Fun Day
Coastcare – Summer by the Sea Activities Program
Colts Country Week Cricket
Country Week Tennis
Des Notely Memorial Classic Bowls Pairs
Enduro Triathlon
Gem & Mineral Show
Grand Annual Sprintcar Classic
Greyhound Racing Seaside Carnival
Ladies Australia Day Bowls Pairs
Open Annual Singles Croquet Tournament
Sunset on the Green
Surf to Surf Fun Run/Walk
Warrnambool Model Railway Expo
World Series Sprintcars
February
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Australian Whale Boat Racing Championships
Relay for Life
Sungold Field Days
Sustainable Living Festival
Warrnambool Foreshore Triathlon
Western District Fire Brigade Association Competition
Wingless Sprint Australian Title
Wunta Fiesta
Wunta Junior Triathlon
June
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Fun4Kids Festival - 8 days Vic. Winter School Holidays
Southern Right Whales arrive!!
Warrnambool & District Artists’ Society’s Annual
Awards Show (June/July)
July
• Fun4Kids Festival - 8 days Vic. Winter School Holidays
• Sungold Junior Golf Tournament
August
• City Bowls Mixed Fours Tournament
• Winter Croquet Tournament
September
• Annual Spring Garden Day & Plant Sale
• Southern Right Whales depart!!
March
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Annual Seaside Volleyball Tournament
Clean Up Australia Day - Warrnambool
Dog Obedience and Agility/Jumping Dog Trials
Lifesaving Victoria Junior State Championships
Rotary Club of Warrnambool Daybreak – Long Lunch
Shipwreck Coast Fishing Classic
• Sufferfest – Warrnambool Tri Club
• Warrnambool Lawn Tennis Open
• Warrnambool Model Aircraft Club Annual Fun Fly
April
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Annual Easter Fishing Competition
Easter Sprintcar Trail
Festival of Golf
Flagstaff Hill Maritime Village – Day on the Hill (Easter)
SSAA – Vintage Engine Rally
TAB May Racing Carnival (April/May)
Tour of South West (Cycling)
Warrnambool Reverse Triathlon
Wolf Gottlewski Memorial - Round 2 Go Kart Country Series
City of Warrnambool Art Show
Orchid Show
Powercor Business Excellence Awards
South West CWA Exhibition
Victorian Seniors Festival
Warrnambool Agricultural Show
November
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Agility/Jumping Dog Trials
Shipwreck Coast Golf Tournament
South West Regional Games
Sunday Extravaganza of Golf
Warrnambool Model Aircraft Club Annual Jet Event
Warrnambool Oaks Day
December
• Carols by Candlelight
• New Year’s Eve on the Hill
For updated details of all events, collect a copy of our monthly ‘What’s On in Warrnambool’ from the Warrnambool
Visitor Information Centre or check www.visitwarrnambool.com.au or www.warrnambool.vic.gov.au
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FEATURING
WOMEN’S RACE
Warrnambool
26-27 April 2014
Part of the 2014 Victorian Road Series
Men’s A Grade (Teams),
B Grade & C Grade
Masters A, B & C Grade
Women’s A Grade (Teams),
B Grade & C Grade (grades will depend on numbers)
Graded scratch races
Includes KOM, QOM and
Sprint King & Queen prizes
STAGE 1 - ROAD RACE
17km lapping circuit
STAGE 2 - INDIVIDUAL TIME TRIAL
12.7km Circuit (time trial bikes allowed)
STAGE 3 - CRITERIUM CIRCUIT
www.tosw.com.au
For full details and race profiles visit
our website: www.tosw.com.au
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get your heart racing!
The Warrnambool Racing Club is
country Victoria’s leading racing
club and home of the internationally
acclaimed Wheelie Waste Grand
Annual Steeplechase.
The racecourse is situated on the eastern
outskirts of Warrnambool, set in a picturesque
valley providing excellent natural viewing
platforms.
The Warrnambool Racing Club conducts 20 race
meetings per season highlighted by feature
racing in spring, summer and autumn.
All roads lead to the ‘bool in the first week
of May each year as the Club conducts the
internationally acclaimed TAB Warrnambool
May Racing Carnival.
The Warrnambool Racing Club strives to
develop a vibrant and growing platform to
display the thoroughbred racing industry to a
worldwide audience.
The Club is steeped in over 160 years of history
and remains the jewel in Country Racing
Victoria’s crown.
Feature Raceday Calendar
Sun 5 Jan 2014
Koroit IGA Cup Day
Tue 29 April 2014 TAB W'bool May Racing Carnival
where?
Grafton Rd, Warrnambool
Wed 30 April 2014 TAB W'bool May Racing Carnival
Phone: (03) 5562 2211
Thu 1 May 2014
TAB W'bool May Racing Carnival
Thu 6 Nov 2014
Warrnambool Toyota Oaks Day
Web: warrnamboolracing.com.au
Thu 4 Dec 2014
Port Fairy Community Raceday
Sun 28 Dec 2014 Mac’s Hotel Woodford Cup Day
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twitter.com/warrnamboolrc
For the full Warrnambool Racing Club raceday calendar, visit warrnamboolracing.com.au
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Ballarat 174km
Hopkins Falls 14km
Deakin University 5km
Premier Speedway 8km
Allansford 10km
Great Ocean Rd Turnoff 12km
Port Campbell Nat Park 54km
Twelve Apostles 77km
Geelong 188km
Melbourne 263km
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shopping & services
With four distinct shopping precincts
in Warrnambool, retail therapy will
definitely be on your holiday ‘to do’ list.
The vibrant
Central Business
District (CBD) offers
a fantastic mix of
fashion, food and
entertainment.
Approximately 2km north of the CBD on the
Hopkins Highway is the Centro/Northpoint
Shopping Precinct, featuring a leading
supermarket and a number of specialty stores.
At the eastern entrance to the city on Raglan
Parade is Gateway Plaza - wander around the
many specialty shops, major retailers and a
leading supermarket.
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Close by are the Homemaker Centre and Eastern
Shopping Precinct.
In addition, the recently opened Dennington
Shopping centre to the west of the city offers a
leading supermarket, café, discount chemist and
major discount liquor outlet etc.
Most shops have extended trading hours during
the summer months.
shopping & ser vices
ALLFRESH SEAFOODS
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GATEWAY PLAZA
Your Home For
Shopping
Factory Outlet:
47 McMeekin Rd
Ph: 5562 6633
Specialising in FRESH LOCAL seafood.
Recommended by The Age Epicure Guide for
Victoria’s Best Seafood. Visitor Packs – on ice in
Styro Packs for travelling.
Web: www.allfreshseafood.com.au
victoria's
Home to Coles, Kmart, Best & Less, The Reject Shop
and a great range of fashion and food.
Shop in indoor comfort at 154 Raglan Parade,
Warrnambool. Ph: 5561 3898. Ample FREE parking.
Web: www.gatewayplaza.com.au
Open: Mon-Fri 9am-5.30pm;
Sat 9am-noon
Open: 7 days, late on Fridays
best
seafood
PRONTO FINE FOOD
MERCHANTS
K13
Shop 2,
765 Raglan Pde
Warrnambool
Ph: 5561 5424
Umhauers Offroad
& Camping World
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WHMC Shop 14
1-49 Raglan Pde
Warrnambool
Ph: 5561 4900
Gourmet foodstore offering a wide range of
cheese, local wine, smallgoods, sourdough bread
and gourmet treats. Serving light meals and
fairtrade coffee.
Web: www.prontofinefood.com.au
Umhauers - the one stop shop. RV; Ute; Van & 4WD
accessories. Servicing & repairs. Caravan & camping
gear. Solar & Power & Towing accessories. Roof racks
& trailers.
Web: www.umhauers.com.au
Open: Monday to Friday 8am-6pm.
Saturday 8.30am-4pm; Sunday 10am-2pm
Open: Monday – Friday 8.30am-5.30pm
Saturday 9am-3pm
Point your Smart Phone QR
reader here to visit the official
Warrnambool website.
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arts, crafts & antiques
Take the time to explore
the wonderful art galleries,
antiques shops and markets
– a collectors’ delight.
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Take home
a lasting
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ar ts, craf ts & antiques
LONG-GONE ANTIQUES
COLLECTABLES &
VINTAGE CLOTHING
M12
MAILORS FLAT
DEMOLITION & ANTIQUES
115 Fairy St
Warrnambool
Ph: 5561 1943
Via A4
814 Caramut Rd
Mailors Flat
Ph: 5565 9444
or 0419 311 948
Antiques, collectables and vintage clothing.
Buying and selling. Vintage clothing for hire.
Six rooms to explore at your leisure.
The largest collection in Western Victoria of
antiques, collectables, bric-a-brac, architectural
salvage materials and all restoration needs.
Open: 6 days Mon-Fri 10am-5.30pm; Sat 10am-3pm
Open: Weekends Sat 9am-5pm; Sun 11am-4pm;
Weekdays Mon-Wed 9am-5pm
ROBERT ULMANN
STUDIO GALLERY
SCOPE
GALLERIES
Via X34
440 Hopkins
Point Rd
Warrnambool
Ph: 5565 1444
P16
38 Kelp St
Warrnambool
Ph: 5561 4758
Extensive selection of wildlife and botanical
paintings, prints and cards by noted artist Robert
Ulmann and his daughter Justine, in a beautiful
studio overlooking ocean and whales.
Scope Galleries exhibits the work of contemporary
Australian artists. 6 galleries
Paintings • Prints • Sculpture • Ceramics • Jewellery
Web: www.scopegalleries.com
Open: Most days 9am-5pm or by appointment
Open: Thurs-Sun and Public Holidays
12noon-5pm or by appointment. Free Entry.
undercover weekly
market
J7
WARRNAMBOOL INDEPENDENT
TRADERS MARKET
Showground,
Koroit St
Warrnambool
Ph: 0418 528 927
180 Timor St
Warrnambool
Ph: 5561 0656 /
0419 533 093
60-100 stalls – vegies, craft, cakes, clothing, plants,
woodwork, stationery, toys, tools, bric-a-brac, hot
food, papers and so much more.
Permanent indoor venue with over 50 stallholders
offering a variety of new and used antiques,
collectables, clothes, gifts and homewares.
Like us on Facebook.
www.warrnambooltradersmarket.com.au
Held: Every Sunday 8am-1pm
Open: 7 days 10am-5pm
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LEARN
ENJOY
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OPEN:
Mon—Fri 10am—5pm, Sat—Sun & Public Holidays
12pm—5pm, FREE entry.
CONTACT:
[email protected] or 5559 4949
WAG is operated by Warrnambool City Council
as a memorial to Sir Fletcher Jones.
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great food
Local produce is a feature
of many of Warrnambool’s
renowned restaurants, cafés and
bistros which offer a wide array
of Australian and multicultural
dining opportunities.
You’ll never run out of places to try,
from sophisticated dining to casual
cafés and bistros. We also have
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MACEY’S BISTRO
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L12
CAFÉ LAVA
199 Fairy St
Warrnambool
Ph: 5562 2270
235-237 Lava St
Warrnambool
Ph: 5561 0001
Open: 7 DAYS
Open: 7 DAYS
Bistro – Bar – Large bookings – Best value meals –
Discount liquor supplies. Pub TAB. All you can eat
3 course buffet. Free WiFi.
Find us on facebook.
Web: www.maceysbistro.com.au
Warrnambool’s largest range of loose leaf tea.
Great food to cater all needs. Tobys Estate coffee &
homemade cakes. Great atmosphere. Wheelchair
access. Open: 7 DAYS. Mon-Fri 7am-5pm; Sat & Sun
8am-5pm. Closed Public Holidays.
Seating: 250
Seating: 100
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restaurants
BOJANGLES PIZZA
RESTAURANT
O14
BREAKERS RESTAURANT
61 Liebig St
Warrnambool
Ph: 5562 8751
79 Banyan St
Warrnambool
Ph: 5561 3088
Open: 7 NIGHTS
Open: Mon-Sat
(7 DAYS during
summer)
Centrally located and open seven nights Bojangles
offers a menu from local seafood to award winning
pizza with friendly service. Also home delivery and
takeaway. Online ordering available at
www.bojanglespizza.com
N16
Warrnambool’s only specialty seafood restaurant.
Local crayfish, prawns, oysters, fresh fish and much
more. Fantastic service with food to match.
www.breakersrestaurant.com.au
Seating: 50
Seating: 100
BROWN GRAIN
O13
CATTLEYA THAI
RESTAURANT
P14
190 Timor St
Warrnambool
Ph: 5562 2576
142 Timor Street
Warrnambool
Ph: 5561 2231
Open: Lunch:
Mon-Fri
Dinner: 7 NIGHTS
Open: 7 DAYS
Enlighten your taste buds with flavours from
Thailand; share the spirit of our unique dining
experience at Brown Grain Thai Restaurant.
www.browngrain.com.au
This is a unique Thai restaurant in Warrnambool exquisite atmosphere, delicious taste of authentic
Thai cuisine and friendly service.
Seating: 60
Seating: 100
CLOVELLY RESTAURANT
Q14
IMAGES RESTAURANT
O14
60 Liebig St
Warrnambool
Ph: 5562 4208
Cnr Banyan &
Merri St
Warrnambool
Ph: 5561 1415
Open: 7 days
Lunch & Dinner
Open: 7 DAYS
Restaurant and Tavern Bar with friendly service and
relaxed atmosphere. Extensive wine list. Excellent
menu includes local seafood.
Web: www.oldemaritime.com.au
Spacious family restaurant located in a beautiful
heritage building in the restaurant end of Liebig St.
Extensive menu includes, steak, pasta and seafood.
Web: www.imagesrestaurant.com.au
Seating: 60
Seating: 180
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PICCOLO RESTAURANT
WARRNAMBOOL
O14
73a Liebig Street
Warrnambool
Ph: 5562 2888
Open: Dinner 6
days (closed Tues)
5.30pm til late
Located in the heart of Warrnambool's dining
precinct, Piccolo Restaurant has an innovative
menu of fresh, local cuisine. Dine in and take away.
Web: www.piccolowarrnambool.com.au
Seating: 80
PROUDFOOTS ON
THE RIVER
T26
2 Simpson Street
Warrnambool
Ph: 5561 5055
Open: Lunch 7 Days;
Dinner: Mon-Sat;
Breakfast: Sunday
mornings
Historic boathouse on Hopkins River. Featuring
modern cuisine, stunning river views and friendly
professional service. Relaxed lunches & a-la-carte
dinner.
Seating: 100
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Pets Allowed
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Many Warrnambool accommodation properties have features catering for the needs of people
with a disability. For information regarding these accessible features access the following link.
This website is updated as information becomes available.
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b ed & breakfast
R16
FLAGSTAFF HILL MARITIME VILLAGE
LIGHTHOUSE
LODGE
Onsite at the award winning Flagstaff Hill with historic Lighthouses
at your door! Recently restored & celebrating our region’s prestigious
history, whilst offering soft furnishings & modern appliances. All rooms
feature Queen or King beds, Flat screen TVs, DVD players & ensuite
facilities & access to the full appointed kitchen/living area courtyard.
Website: www.lighthouselodge.com.au
89 Merri St, Warrnambool • Ph: (03) 5559 4600 or 1800 556 111 • Pricing: Superior • 3 en-suited rooms
MANOR GUMS B&B
Via A4
170 Shady’s Lne
Mailors Flat
Ph: 5565 4410
MERTON MANOR
EXCLUSIVE BED & BREAKFAST
F12
62 Ardlie St
Warrnambool
Ph: 5562 0720
Pricing: Superior
Pricing: Medium
10 minutes north of Warrnambool.
Offers an oasis of peace and quiet in a haven
of possum and bird life.
Web: www.travel.to/manorgums
Provincial Victoria’s finest B&B. Luxury mews
style 3 room suites all with private entrances,
all ground level. Central. Beach nearby.
Web: www.ansonic.com.au/merton
4 suites
5 suites
self contained
18 PERTOBE ROAD
U11
U8
ABACO HOUSE
39 Stanley St
Warrnambool
Ph: 5561 2414 or
0437 756 626
18 Pertobe Rd
Warrnambool
Ph: 0427 133 613
Pricing: Medium
Pricing: Superior
Luxurious holiday rentals, honeymooners to
families and groups. Continental breakfast. Close
to breakwater, beach and playground. Fully air
conditioned. Sleeps 1-14.
Comfortable family home. FSC. Trampoline,
N64, toys, DVD's, videos. Short walk to beach
and playground. Large b’yard. L/U Garage.
2km to CBD
Web: www.eftel.com/~sskinner
4 apts; 1-5brms/apt
1 house; 4 brms
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self contained
AQUA
ACCOMMODATION
R15
AT THE BEACH
APARTMENTS
U11
Port W’bool Village
Pertobe Rd
Warrnambool
Ph: 5562 7150 or
0427 318 952
72 Merri St
Warrnambool
Ph: 0422 313 601
Pricing: Superior
Pricing: Modest/Medium
Luxurious & stylish S/C spacious accomm. close CBD
& beach. 3 brm spa villas with ocean views. Modern
2 brm apartments; 3 brm renovated house with spa.
Free WIFI & Foxtel.
Best value luxury apartments.
Direct access to beach. Short stroll to Lake Pertobe
playground, river and breakwater. 1km to city centre.
Off peak special from $80/double.
www.atthebeach.net.au
5 apts; 1 house;
3 villas – 2&3 brms
2 apts; 1-3 brms
BAYSIDE LODGE
U10
CANNON HILL
APARTMENTS
Q14
30 Pertobe Rd
Warrnambool
Ph: 5562 7323
126 Merri St
Warrnambool
Ph: 5561 1489
Pricing: Medium
Pricing: Modest
Close to beach, adventure playground and
Flagstaff Hill Maritime Museum. 1km to city
centre – shops, restaurants, cinema…
Web: www.baysidelodge.com.au
Central spacious comfortable well equipped units
close to beach, adventure playground, maritime
museum, restaurants and shops.
Web: cannonhillapartments.com.au
11 apts; 2brms/apt
4 apts; 1-2 brms/apt
COUNTRY LIFE
ACCOMMODATION
Via O34
FAIRHOLME
APARTMENTS
P14
125-7 Timor St
& 30 Spence St
Warrnambool
Ph: 0409 438 910
10602 Princes Hwy
Warrnambool
Ph: 5560 5265
Pricing: Medium
Pricing: Superior
Ideal family getaway. Rural setting. 1,2 3 or
4 bedroom units. BBQ area, movie room,
playground, tennis court.
Three individual spacious properties extremely
central fully self contained absolute luxury with
old world charm.
Web: www.countrylifewarrnambool.com
Web: www.fairholmeapartments.com
18 apartments
3 properties
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self contained
L12
boutique apartments and villas
ideal for corporate or leisure
1 & 2 Bedroom Apartments
Spa Suites
Spa Apartments
Private Spa Villas
Situated in the heart of Warrnambool
Quiet location
206 Lava Street, Warrnambool Vic 3280
Ph: 03 5561 8222
Web: www.warrnamboolgalleryapartments.com.au
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self contained
Girt By Sea
Warrnambool
N16
HOPKINS HIDEAWAY
V25
5/12 Hickford Pde
Warrnambool
Ph: 5562 8929
Pricing: Medium
Fully equipped, spacious family home.
Enclosed yard. Very close to Hopkins River and
beach. River views. Meals by request.
Girt By Sea Warrnambool provides
luxury accommodation in the heart of
Warrnambool.
Our large Studio Apartment features a king bed,
fully equipped kitchen & laundry, spa bath and
carport parking.
1 house; 2 brms
KING STREET
TOWNHOUSES
4-12 King Street
Warrnambool
Ph: 5562 1455
Our Townhouse Apartment features two
bedrooms & bathrooms, full laundry, stunning
separate kitchen, large lounge with gas log fire
and central heating.
Both apartments open to a quiet rear deck &
courtyard, and are furnished & decorated with
luxury and elegance in mind, providing you
with the perfect retreat for an overnight stay,
weekend away or week long adventure.
Only a short stroll to Flagstaff Hill, Lake Pertobe,
Main Beach and many restaurants, hotels &
shops. All the highlights of Warrnambool are
right on your doorstep.
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Pricing: Medium
Central modern luxury serviced townhouses.
Fully self contained kitchen. Double lockup
garage. Two bathrooms. Enclosed yard.
Walk to shops & restaurants.
Web: www.kingstreetapartments.com.au
7 apts; 2,3 & 4 brms
Accommodation for up to 8 guests.
Continental Breakfast Hamper provided
first morning of your stay.
52 Banyan Street, Warrnambool
Ph: 0408 583 855
Web: www.girtbyseawarrnambool.com.au
Point your Smart Phone QR
reader here to visit the official
Warrnambool website.
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self contained
V9
Onsite restaurant
open for breakfast, lunch &
dinner Monday - Saturday,
breakfast & lunch - Sunday
Fully self contained
& modern apartments
www.ladybayresort.com.au
2 Pertobe Rd, Warrnambool
, 3280
Email: accom@ladybayreso
rt.com.au
(03) 5562 1662
BEACHSIDE LOCATION
PERFECT WEDDING
DESTINATION
CONFERENCE
RETREAT
FREE WI-FI
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hotels & motels
ATWOOD MOTOR INN
L15
BEST WESTERN
OLDE MARITIME MOTOR INN
8 Spence St
Warrnambool
Ph: 5562 7144
Q14
Cnr Banyan & Merri Sts
Warrnambool
Ph: 5561 1415 or
1800 035 069
Pricing: Medium
Pricing: Medium
Perfect quiet location 2 min walk CBD & restaurants. 2
bedroom family units, queen & spa rooms.
Guest laundry; Austar & Internet
Web: www.atwoodmotorinn.com.au
Fully refurbished motel, 2BR self-contained
apartments, free Wi-Fi. Restaurant, bar and free gym
onsite. Short walk to CBD, beaches, museum.
Web: www.oldemaritime.com.au
21 rooms
37 rooms;
6 apts - 2 brms
CITY CENTRAL MOTOR INN
& APARTMENTS
J13
COLONIAL VILLAGE
MOTEL & APARTMENTS
Pricing: Modest
- Superior
Quiet, clean, spacious rooms. Off highway. Motel style
apartments, kitchen, laundry, spas, internet, BBQ. Ideal
for families and the budget conscious traveller.
Web: www.citycentral.net.au
Quiet, spacious garden setting. Tennis court; Austar;
Laundry; Wireless broadband; New 2 B/R luxury
apartments; Near aquatic centre & shopping centre.
3.5 & 4 star
Web: www.colonialvillagemotel.com.au
14 rms
& 4 apts
12 apts - 1, 2 & 3 brms
COMFORT INN
WARRNAMBOOL INTERNATIONAL
N16
COMFORT INN WESTERN
75-77 Banyan St
Warrnambool
Ph: 5562 8044
Pricing: Medium/
Superior
O12
49 Kepler St
Cnr Kepler & Timor St
Warrnambool
Ph: 5561 5100
Pricing: Medium
Off highway. City centre location.
450 metres to shops. Austar. Restaurant.
CBD location. Foxtel. Free WIFI. 5 minute
walk from train station. Close to shops and
restaurants. Off street parking. Serviced rooms.
Web: www.warrnamboolinternational.com
Web: www.westernwarrnambool.com.au
26 rms & 2 apts
20 rooms
G18
31 Mortlake Rd
(Hopkins Hwy)
Warrnambool
Ph: 5562 1455
Pricing: Modest/
Medium
14 King St
Warrnambool
Ph: 5562 2140
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hotels & motels
K14
DOWNTOWN MOTEL
620 Raglan Pde
Warrnambool
Ph: 5562 1277
Pricing: Modest/
Medium
Great family motel in the heart of the city.
Heated swimming pool & spa; Games
room; BBQ area; Guest laundry; Secure
parking; Close to shops; Bistro & Pokies.
Web: www.downtownmotel.net.au
58 rooms
ELM TREE MOTEL
K14
179 Kepler St
Warrnambool
Ph: 5562 4133
Pricing: Medium
Quiet, central location. All ground floor
family, twin and executive rooms. All units
renovated and refurnished to a
high standard. Short walk to hotels, etc.
Web: www.elmtreemotel.com.au
14 rooms
Gateway Motor Inn
O31
69 Raglan Pde
Warrnambool
Ph: 5562 8622
1800 808 051
Pricing: Modest/
Medium
Large rooms, ground floor, close to
restaurant and shopping centre. Standard,
twin and family rooms. WiFi; Parking in
front of room.
Web: www.gatewaymotorinn.com.au
26 rooms
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hotels & motels
M15
W A R R N A M B O O L
Only one minute walk from the main street.
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LIKE
US ON
Newly renovated.
motel rooms – air-conditioned/heated; Austar & free WIFI.
Onsite fully licenced restaurant & bar,
outdoor swimming pool
with playground and BBQ area.
Full function centre for private or corporate events.
525 Raglan Parade Warrnambool | 03 5562 3866
web: midcitywarrnambool.com.au
email: [email protected]
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LIKE
•Geothermal Spa and Private Baths
US
ON
•Day Spa
•Onsite Restaurant open 7 days for Breakfast & Dinner
•Ultimate Wedding and Conference venue
•Beachside location
•Studios 1, 2 & 3 bedroom Apartments
suitable for any size group or family
•Ideal for Corporate or Leisure
Web: www.qsdb.com.au
16 Pertobe Road, Warrnambool
Phone: (03) 5559 2000
Stingray Bay
MAHOGANY MOTEL
N17
P22
RAGLAN MOTOR INN
463 Raglan Pde
Warrnambool
Ph: 5562 5722
376 Raglan Pde
Warrnambool
Ph: 5562 8511
Pricing: Medium
Pricing: Modest
Central. Kitchenettes. Quiet rear units. Free WiFi.
Austar. 32” Plasmas. Continental and
cooked breakfast available. Free BBQ.
Web: www.mahoganymotel.com.au
Spend a night not a fortune. Good quality
bright quiet rooms, some with seaviews. Family
rooms. Wireless broadband. Free Austar.
Secure parking. All ground floor units.
Web: www.raglanmotorinn.com
14 units
1 & 2 brm units
15 rooms
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hotels & motels
SOUTHERN RIGHT
O31
MOTOR INN
REDWOOD MANOR
MOTEL APARTMENTS
251-253 Koroit St
Warrnambool
Ph: 5562 3939
Pricing: Medium
Rooms from $70*
per night
or
3 nights from $65*
per night
M11
Located off highway in the CBD, modern
apartments, suites, units with kitchenette
& lounge, Foxtel and free WiFi.
Web: www.redwoodmanor.com.au
3 units & 6 apts
P26
TURN IN MOTEL
Cnr Simpson
& Verdon St
Warrnambool
Ph: 5562 3677
Pricing: Modest
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Off highway. Ideal for seniors. Off Peak Specials from
$70/double or $60/double/night for 3 night. Free
WIFI. Closest motel to Southern Right Whales and
Proudfoots on the River Restaurant.
Bookings: [email protected]
Austar TV
Digital LED TV’s
Games Room
Air-Conditioned
Wireless Internet
14 rms & 1 apt
back pack ers
WARRNAMBOOL BEACH
BACKPACKERS
Southern Right Motor Inn
53 – 63 Raglan Parade
Warrnambool
Ph: (03) 5561 1000
Web: www.southernright.com
* conditions apply
Pricing: Modest
26 rooms
V9
17 Stanley St
Warrnambool
Ph: 5562 4874
Pricing: Modest
Stay at this warm, homely backpacker near
the beach. Close to beach walks. Bike and
surfboard hire available.
Web: www.beachbackpackers.com.au
10 rooms (Dble & Dorm);
Sleeps 74
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holiday par ks
DISCOVERY HOLIDAY
PARKS – WARRNAMBOOL
U10
25 Pertobe Road
Warrnambool
Ph: 1800 808 130
Summer Carnival
Pricing: Medium
Family friendly park situated beside Lake Pertobe
playgrounds and across from the beach. Camp
kitchen, movie room, playground, pool.
Quote WVG1, receive 10% off * T&C's apply.
Web:www.discoveryparks.com.au
46 cabins; 23 units; 27 powered
& 18 ensuite sites
FIGTREE
HOLIDAY VILLAGE
O17
WARRNAMBOOL
HOLIDAY PARK & MOTEL
33 Lava St
Warrnambool
Ph: 5561 1233
O26
Cnr Raglan Pde &
Simpson St
Warrnambool
Ph: 5562 5031
Pricing: Modest &
Medium
Pricing: Modest
& Medium
Warrnambool’s most centrally located tourist
park. Indoor heated pool, tennis court, games
room, TV room, camp kitchen. Free WiFi.
Web: www.figtreepark.com
Affordable family holiday park and motel
with jumping pillow, pool, playground, games
room. Campsites, self contained, budget &
deluxe cabins and self contained motel style
apartments.
14 apts; 25 cabins;
4 units; 40 sites
19 apts; 21 cabins; 1&2 brms;
18 sites (6 powered & 12 ensuite)
WARRNAMBOOL HOLIDAY VILLAGE
K12
A peaceful and immaculately maintained Park
situated in Warrnambool's city centre.
Recently redeveloped, we now offer a range of
accommodation from our one bedroom Deluxe
Cabins to our luxurious two bedroom Superior
and Deluxe Cabins to caravan and camping.
Easy walking distance to supermarket (opposite), food outlets, newsagency,
restaurants, Botanical Gardens and indoor and outdoor swimming pools.
Price: Modest - Medium • 17 Cabins; 20 Sites
81 Henna Street, Warrnambool
Ph 03 5562 3376; Fax 03 5562 7896
Email [email protected]
www.holidayvillage.com.au
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Surfside Holiday Park
Warrnambool is an ideal
getaway for families and people
of all ages as it is situated close
to the town centre and all of
Warrnambool’s main attractions.
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The large grassed caravan and camping sites are serviced by modern
amenities including disabled facilities, laundry blocks, BBQ area and a dump
point for motorhomes. We have a new camp kitchen which offers a functional
area for campers to utilise during their stay and can be used as a communal
meeting space for large groups.
Surfside is the only park in Warrnambool that has absolute beach frontage
and is situated just below the Surf Life Saving Club, award winning 7 kilometre
promenade and patrolled surf and swimming beach.
Surfside is a member of Family Parks Australia.
The Park has cottages and cabins that include: full ensuites; cooking
facilities; colour television; microwave; gas oven; refrigerator; reverse cycle air
conditioning; linen on the double bed and two of the single beds.
LOCATION: Pertobe Road, Warrnambool
PHONE: (03) 5559 4700 • WEB: www.surfsidepark.com.au
BIG4 HOPKINS RIVER HOLIDAY PARK
E27
BIG4 Hopkins River Holiday Park
is situated on the river banks of
the beautiful Hopkins River.
We cater for the whole family with indoor heated swimming
pool, BRAND NEW jumping pillow, children's playground,
mini golf, tennis court and a modern gym or take the family
for a fish and catch some tea.
We have accommodation to suit everyone from 1 bedroom
cabins perfect for couples through to our deluxe 3 bedroom
2 bathroom cabins perfect for a large family.
Our large grassy sites are suitable for tents through to large
motorhomes. Pets also welcome.
125 Jubilee Park Road, Warrnambool
Phone: 03 55 651 327 or 1300 718 030
Web: www.hopkinsriver.com.au
32 cabins;
72 sites (60 powered, 12 ensuite)
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LEGEND:
1 Civic Centre
2 Lighthouse Theatre
3 Art Gallery
4 Archie Graham Community Centre
5 Library
6 Flagstaff Hill Maritime Village
7 Post Office Shop
8 South West TAFE
9 Law Courts
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PARKING:
Public Toilets
Unisex Accessible Public Toilets
Public Phone
Taxi Rank
Bus Stop
Pedestrian Crossing
Visitor Info Centre
Baby Change Facilities
Scooter Recharge Point
Disabled (Accessible) Parking
Free parking in disabled bays in off-street carparks
Free All Day Parking
Free 2 or 3 Hour Parking
Short term, 2-4 Hour
or All Day Pay & Display
Parents with Prams Parking
GETTING AROUND
Getting around is
not a problem in
Warrnambool.
While many people choose to visit by private car,
it’s just as easy to catch a train from Melbourne and
then hire a car to visit our attractions.
Buses and taxis operate regularly throughout
the city, and many attractions are within walking
distance from the city’s main hub and its
accommodation.
Great Ocean Road to Grampians Coach Service
Return coach service from Warrnambool to Ararat on
Tuesdays, Fridays and Sundays.
Visitors can enjoy a complete tourist experience by
including the Grampians in their itinerary and also
to travel on to Melbourne via Ararat. Bookings can
be made through V/Line at Warrnambool Station on
Merri Street, online at www.vline.com.au or by calling
1800 800 007.
Shipwreck Coast
Historic Shipwreck Trail
Bus and train timetables are
l
available from the Warrnamboo
tre
Cen
n
Visitor Informatio
(03) 5559 4620.
Providing a fascinating insight into the region’s
shipwreck history. Extending for 110 kilometres
along the Great Ocean Road from Moonlight Head
(near Princetown) to Cape Bridgewater, the trail
incorporates 25 shipwrecks marked by road signs
and information plaques. While the wrecks cannot
be seen from the shore it is easy to imagine the ships
foundering in rough seas.
V/LINE RAIL & COACH
O10
Merri Street,
Warrnambool
Ph: 1800 800 007
V/Line operates three daily services between
Melbourne and Warrnambool with coaches
connecting from Warrnambool to the Great Ocean
Road, Port Fairy and other surrounding areas.
Find out more at vline.com.au
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port fairy, koroit & yambuk
Only a few kilometres west of
Warrnambool are the delightful towns
of Port Fairy, Koroit and Yambuk.
Port Fairy is one of the oldest seaports in the
state with an active fishing fleet still bringing the
catch of the day to the fisherman’s wharf. Short
bay trips and fishing charter boats operate from
the wharf, while pleasure craft jostle for space in
the marina opposite.
Historic buildings line the streets and these range
from large imposing residences to small ‘whalers’
cottages of the 1850s.
Moyne River, Port Fairy
Enjoy the natural attractions of Port Fairy,
including the mutton birds that nest between
September and April. Cycle the rail trail between
Warrnambool, Port Fairy and Koroit, take in a
round of golf at one of the best courses in the
state, dangle a line, or just find your own secret
place. You’ll love Port Fairy.
Koroit is nestled on the northern slopes of Tower
Hill and takes its name from the Aboriginal word
for the area. The town has many historic buildings
and an historic walking map available from retail
outlets will guide you past the most significant.
Enjoy a picnic in the beautiful botanic gardens,
follow the scenic arrow tour or call in at the Tower
Hill Reserve – Koroit is a must to visit.
Koroit
Yambuk is a small hamlet about 16km west of
Port Fairy. Call at the “The Crags” on your way,
(about 8km west) there are fantastic views of Lady
Julia Percy Island. The Yambuk coastal reserve is
based around the Yambuk Lake, it’s a great spot for
fishing or bird watching and camping is available.
n contact
For more informatio
ormation Centre
Port Fairy Visitor Inf
or 1300 656 564.
on (03) 5568 2682
m.au tfairy-moyneshire.co
web: www.visitpor
/portfairyvic
www.facebook.com
c.gov.au
email: [email protected]
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Macarthur, Mortlake & Peterborough
for further details on these towns and festivals
in the Shire please contact the Port Fairy Visitor
Information Centre.
The Iconic Great Ocean Road And Twelve Apostles
Warrnambool, Wangoom, Cudgee, Allansford, Peterborough, Port Campbell – Twelve Apostles, Timboon, Curdie Vale,
Allansford, Warrnambool (via Hopkins Point Road). (190 km)
Travel north on the Hopkins Highway, turn east at Wangoom Road, call into Wangoom General Store and Tearooms, follow
signs to Hopkins Falls. Turn right when leaving the Hopkins Falls carpark, through Cudgee to the Princes Highway – turn
right at the Great Ocean Road turnoff at Allansford – sample some local cheeses at Cheeseworld and browse through the
interesting Museum.
Continue along the Great Ocean Road to Port Campbell National Park – Bay of Islands (spectacular island group);
Peterborough (small township at the mouth of Curdies River); The Grotto (path leads to a beautiful rock pool); London
Bridge (the arch linking the ‘bridge’ to the mainland collapsed in January 1990); The Arch (superb views of Two Mile Bay
and Moonlight Head); Port Campbell Discovery Walk (4km return walk offering views east towards the Sentinel Rock
and the distant Apostles); Loch Ard Gorge (iron clipper “Loch Ard” foundered in 1878, 49 lives lost. Two survivors, Eva
Carmichael and Tom Pearce were washed into the gorge. See their story “Shipwrecked” screened nightly at Flagstaff Hill
on the 9 metre high aquascreen); Twelve Apostles (world famous off-shore rock stacks – some so eroded they can only
be viewed at low tide).
Return to Port Campbell then travel north to Timboon. Travel west to Curdie Vale, then return to the Great Ocean Road. At
Allansford turn onto the Scenic Tourist Route at Ziegler Parade, turn left into Tooram Road, continue to Hopkins Point Road
turn right.
Follow Hopkins Point Road through to Warrnambool. See the Robert Ulmann Studio Gallery – a beautiful studio overlooking
the ocean and whales, with wildlife and botanical paintings. Continue along Hopkins Point Road to Logans Beach for a spot of
whale watching (June-September).
A Coastal Village Discovery Tour
Tower Hill, Killarney, Port Fairy, Yambuk, Codrington, Macarthur, Koroit. (192 km)
Drive along Princes Highway to Tower Hill Reserve, a dormant volcano, a haven for wildlife - koalas, emus, kangaroos and
birdlife. Visit the Worn Gundidj Visitor Centre featuring local Aboriginal art and craft, and enjoy a number of walks which
start from the Visitor Centre.
As you leave the Reserve turn left and drive around the rim of the crater, stop at Von Guerard’s Lookout for a view over
the crater and ocean, to Killarney (beach) and back onto the Princes Highway to Port Fairy.
Port Fairy highlights – Historic buildings, walks, wharf, galleries & studios, in a quaint village atmosphere. Call into the
Port Fairy Visitor Information Centre in Bank Street for more information.
Back onto the Princes Highway heading west make a stop at the Crags with views of Lady Julia Percy Island – Australia’s
only submarine volcano, from there to Yambuk Lake, a great spot to fish. Continue along Princes Highway to Codrington
where you can see a wind farm.
Travel north along Bessiebelle-Codrington Road to Mt Eccles National Park featuring a crater lake, a lava cave and
abundant wildlife, then on to the town of Macarthur.
Drive south-east to Koroit, follow the Heritage Trail highlighting many of Koroit’s beautiful old buildings.
Drive through Koroit to Southern Cross turn right to the Princes Highway and turn left to head back to Warrnambool.
A Green Escape - Head North To The Grampians
Mailors Flat, Winslow, Woolsthorpe, Hawkesdale, Penshurst, Dunkeld, Halls Gap. (326 km)
Drive north to Mailors Flat – see Mailors Flat Demolition & Antiques - huge antique and collectables warehouse. Continue
through Winslow and Woolsthorpe, across to Hawkesdale – see Australia’s funkiest loo designed by the creative kids of
Hawkesdale. Travel north to Penshurst, features include Mount Rouse Lookout, Lake Linlithgow and Volcanic Centre, then
further north to Dunkeld. Dunkeld is located at the southern gateway to the Grampians National Park with excellent
views of Mt Sturgeon and Mt Abrupt, the highest mountain in the southern Grampians.
Drive north to Halls Gap – spectacular, scenery, colourful displays of wildflowers, walks and a wide range of outdoor
recreation opportunities. Call into the Halls Gap Visitor Information Centre for more information.
Return to Warrnambool along the same route.
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scenic self Drives
Using
Warrnambool as
your base, you are
only a short drive
away from some of
Australia’s most
unique natural
attractions and
historical villages.
For full scenic drive descriptions,
please see page 59.
Rich Maritime History
12 Apostles
THE ICONIC GREAT OCEAN ROAD AND TWELVE APOSTLES
A COASTAL VILLAGE DISCOVERY TOUR
A GREEN ESCAPE - HEAD NORTH TO THE GRAMPIANS
All scenic self-drive tours start and finish in Warrnambool.
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index
The following businesses financially contribute to
the development of tourism in the Region.
ACCOMMODATIONPAGE
104 On Merri
18 Pertobe Road
44
A Beach Break
Abaco House
44
Anchor Belle Motel
Apartment 35
Apartment 97 on Liebig
Aqua Accommodation
45
At The Beach Apartments
45
Atwood Motor Inn
49
Banyan Place Bayside Lodge
45
Beach on Lady Bay
Best Western Olde Maritime Motor Inn
49
Big4 Hopkins River Caravan Park
55
Cally Hotel
Cannon Hill Apartments
45
Central Warrnambool Townhouse
Charles on Victoria Street
City Central Motor Inn & Apartments
49
Colonial Village Motel
49
Comfort Inn Warrnambool International 49
Comfort Inn Western 49
Country Life Accommodation
45
Discovery Holiday Park
54
Downtown Motel
50
Elm Tree Motel
50
Fairholme Apartments
45
Figtree Holiday Village
54
Gateway Motor Inn
50
Girt By Sea Warrnambool
47
Harmony at Tower Hill
Historic Central Warrnambool Cottage
Holiday Accommodation
Honeysuckle & Merlot Cottage
Hopkins Hideaway
47
Hopkins River Homestead
Hotel Warrnambool
Jamieson House
King Street Townhouses
47
ACCOMMODATION (cont.)
Lady Bay Resort
Lanaud B & B Farmstay
Lighthouse Lodge
Mahogany Motel
Manor Gums B & B
Merton Manor Exclusive Bed & Breakfast
Mid City Motel Warrnambool
Quality Suites Deep Blue
Quamby Homestead
Quest Warrnambool
Raglan Motor Inn
Redwood Manor Motel & Apartments
Saltmarsh…Artful Living
Sea Mist Studio Apartments
Southern Right Motor Inn
St Patricks Luxury Boutique Hotel
Surfside Holiday Park
The Gallery Apartments
Thyme Cottage
Turn In Motel
Warrnambool Beach Backpackers
Warrnambool CBD Townhouses
Warrnambool Holiday Park
Warrnambool Holiday Village
Wypinga Bed and Breakfast
ARTS, CRAFTS & ANTIQUES
Long-Gone Antiques Collectables
& Vintage Clothing
Mailors Flat Demolition & Antiques
Merri View Gallery
Robert Ulmann Studio Gallery
Sandpiper Gallery
SCOPE Galleries
Undercover Weekly Market
Warrnambool Art Gallery
Warrnambool Independent
Traders Market
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48
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The Promenade
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index
GETTING AROUND
Christians Bus Co
Coastal Car Rentals
Coles Coaches
Port Fairy, Koroit & Yambuk
V/Line Passenger Pty Ltd
Warrnambool Bus Lines
PAGE
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57
GREAT FOOD
Bojangles Pizza Restaurant
41
Breakers Restaurant
41
Brown Grain Thai Restaurant
41
Café Lava
40
Cattleya Thai Restaurant
41
Clovelly Restaurant
41
Club Warrnambool
Emperor's House
Images Restaurant 41
KFC Warrnambool
Macey's Bistro
40
Mack's Snacks
Nonna Casalinga
Noodle Box
Pavilion Café & Bar
42
Piccolo Restaurant Warrnambool
42
Pinky’s Pizza
Pippies by the Bay
Proudfoots on the River
42
GREAT THINGS TO DO
Allansford Cheeseworld
23
AquaZone22
Capitol Cinema
25
City Memorial Bowls Club
Daktari Surf & Dive
Flagstaff Hill Maritime Village
8&9
Flying Horse Bar & Brewery
Fun4Kids Festival
64
George Taylor’s Stores
23
Great Ocean Road Ten Pin Bowling
Kayaking just for fun
Laserstrike23
Lighthouse Theatre Warrnambool
25
Mini Golf by the Sea
Premier Speedway
31
GREAT THINGS TO DO (cont.)
PAGE
Rundells Mahogany Trail Rides
24
Southwest Explorer
24
Tour of the South West
29
Wangoom General Store & Tearooms
25
Warrnambool Bowls Club
24
Warrnambool Football Netball Club
25
Warrnambool Golf Club
24
Warrnambool Greyhound Racing Club Inc. 25
Warrnambool Racing Club
30
Warrnambool River Cruises
Worn Gundidj - Towerhill
15
HEALTH & BEAUTY
Logans Spa & Fitness
26
Skin Fit Body & Beauty
SHOPPING & SERVICES
Allfresh Seafoods
35
Callaghan Motors
Coastal Wholesalers
Crank House
Deakin University
Down Under Ugg Boots
Dubois Boutique
Fletcher Jones Market
Gateway Plaza
35
GENR8
Go Vita Warrnambool
Lizzie's Labels of Love
Professional Packaging
Pronto Fine Food Merchants
35
South West Tafe OEA
Style 105
Sweezy Emporium
Taylors Surfodesy
Totally Barking Vintage
Trewartha’s Leather Goods
Umhauers Offroad & Camping World
35
Watery's Wholesale
TOURISM FRIENDS
Health Protect International - Warrnambool
Roslyn Orr
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