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PORT FAIRY
Introduction
The home port for a large
fishing fleet and an attractive, rambling holiday resort, Port Fairy is 28
km W of Warrnambool, with both ocean and river as its borders. The town's
history goes back to whaling days. At one time it was one of the largest
ports in Australia. Over 50 of its small cottages and bluestone buildings
are National Trust-classified. This charming old-world fishing village is
popular with heritage lovers and holiday-makers.
Attractions
- Griffiths Island famous
for its Mutton bird population the lighthouse
- Many original
historic buildings are still standing and it's all here for you to
enjoy. Visit our history centre and then just walk the
afternoon away through Port Fairy's heritage, stopping to admire
lovely cottages and cottage gardens.
- Tower Hill
State Game Reserve is only
14km from Port Fairy. Tower Hill is Victoria's First National Park
- The Crags is
only 12km from Port Fairy. The Crags provides panoramic views along
Port Fairy's sweeping coastline and views to Julia Percy Island. This
is a very rugged stretch of coastline and a contrast from the swimming
beaches and bays in Port Fairy.
- Koroit
is a small historic town 18km northeast from Port Fairy.
Activities
- Long Beach which is 17km
is great for scenic drives
and walks
- Safe swimming in
the bay
- Picnic spots
situated in and around the town
- Excellent Fishing
- Surfing at Long
Beach
- Water sports
include, sailing, surfing, windsurfing and many more
- Golf Club
- Dine at the local
restaurants where you will find the best fresh and shell fish Australia
has to offer
- Wonderful walking trails
within the town, to see its beautiful history, or along the beaches or
around the town among its beautiful fauna and flora
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