Stretching along the Southern Ocean coastline from near Warrnambool to Peterborough, this park features stunning rock formations, off-shore islands, sheltered bays, beach coves and clifftop walks. Highlights include fascinating coastal scenery at Childers Cove, Boat Bay, Bay of Islands and Bay of Martyrs.
www.parks.vic.gov.auAn indulgent geothermal bathing sanctuary supplied with therapeutic mineral waters from a depth of 850 metres below ground. Immerse yourself in the open-air rock pools, cleansing waterfalls and sensory caves. The water temperature naturally ranges from 35 to 42 degrees, relaxing muscles and improving circulation. Between bathing sessions you can graze at Nourish Dome which serves food and refreshments inspired by the medicinal properties of the earth.
www.thedeepblue.com.auDiscover what life was like in the 1870s in a recreated maritime village overlooking Lady Bay. There is a laser show for visitors and well-known theatre show "Shipwrecked" which brings to life the historical story of Loch Ard - a maritime disaster which occurred in 1878.
www.flagstaffhill.comIncorporating the original Warrnambool Town Hall which was built in 1891, this performing art complex hosts an array of live performances, shows and exhibitions
www.lighthousetheatre.com.auThis trail links Port Fairy with Warrnambool via Koroit, passing through farm land, skirting the Tower Hill State Game Reserve and through the Merri River wetlands
www.railtrails.org.auSituated between Warrnambool and Port Fairy, Tower Hill is located in an extinct volcano. Visitors are able to get up close and very personal with land-dwelling animals. It has been set up and maintained as a wildlife haven since the 1950s and is abundant with emus, echidnas and many different types of Australian water birds. The Worn Gundidj Visitor Centre is located within the reserve and offers guided interactive walks led by experienced local guides.
www.parks.vic.gov.auEstablished in 1886, the gallery houses a diverse collection of artworks and changing exhibitions
www.thewag.com.auDesigned in 1877, the gardens cover 8 hectares and feature wide curving paths, large sweeping lawns dotted with specimen trees, a fernery and octagonal band rotunda
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