Warrnambool in Australia

Warrnambool is a lovely coastal city in Victoria. It is located along the Great Ocean Road and overlooks the mouth of the Hopkins River. Whether you’re an outdoor enthusiast, nature lover or just want to relax, this place checks all the boxes. Whale watching, hiking, fishing and surfing are the main attractions here. The Tower Hill Wildlife Reserve is home to kangaroos, emus, koalas, and native birds. There is Logans Beach Whale Watching Platform that is perfect for spotting marine wildlife.

Logans Beach, Lady Bay, Breakwater and Stingray Bay are Warrnambool’s popular beaches. Walking and biking trails here include the Warrnambool Foreshore Promenade, the Port Fairy Rail Trail, and Warrnambool Heritage Trail. Visit the famous lookout point at Moyjil or Point Ritchie, and walk down the rugged coastline in the Thunder Point Coastal Reserve to catch a spectacular sunset. Drop by the Flagstaff Hill Maritime Museum to learn about the turbulent history of the Shipwreck Coast and how it got its name. The Warrnambool Botanic Gardens are worth a visit too. Don’t miss the regional cuisine and local wines served at the city’s popular pubs and restaurants.

Highlights

Logans Beach Whale Watching Platform
Tower Hill Game Reserve
Bay of Islands

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Places to Stay

Deep Blue Warrnambool

Style: International

Nestled between Lady Bay and Stingray Bay, Deep Blue Warrnambool offers an indulgent stay in this picturesque coastal town. The first hot springs retreat in Victoria, this contemporary-style hotel features stylish interiors and bespoke service.

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Merton Manor B&B

Style: Guest house

Merton Manor Bed And Breakfast in Warrnambool offers a charming stay amid the lush environs of provincial Victoria. This late nineteenth century Italian-style villa offers heritage splendor and a bouquet of contemporary comforts.

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