The Moyne Shire region offers so many different wildlife experiences on land and in water in their natural habitat or ready made opportunities to get up close to the native fauna.
Discover the beaches in Port Fairy and the Moyne Shire Region or extend your stay and visit the iconic beaches along the Great Ocean...
Explore Port Fairy and surrounds diverse natural attractions. Including riverside parks, native wildlife, picturesque botanical gardens and scenic coastline - perfect for winter whale...
The Hopkins River meanders through the Moyne Shire until it reaches Wangoom where it plunges down a rocky escarpment before...
A natural oasis almost in the heart of the town, Griffiths Island supports a number of native animals including a small mob of...
A short drive west of Port Fairy is the Crags, a wild and scenic section of the coastline with calcified tree roots, jagged...
Tower Hill Wildlife Reserve sits inside an extinct volcano formed some 30,000 years...
Nothing says Aussie summer like a holiday to the beach. Port Fairy is the place to take a dip in the bay or hang five on the...
This coastal park has outstanding ocean views and geological features. Sheer cliffs and rock stacks dominate the bays, and...
The bird we commonly call the mutton-bird is the short tailed shearwater...
The Ralph Illidge Sanctuary is a peaceful, relaxed and scenic reserve which is a safe haven for a variety of animals, flora and...
Peterborough beach is approximately an hours drive from Port Fairy. Expect salt spray, breezy fun, lots of swims and lazy beach...
Scenic and good for the soul, this windswept coastline offers unexpected treats likes sea swimming far from the madding...
Travelling the Port Fairy and Surrounds a great experience to share with your furry friend! This guide highlights some of the...
UNESCO World Heritage listed. Budj Bim National Park, previously known as Mount Eccles, is home to a tranquil crater lake,...
Around 20 kms from Warrnambool, at the western end of the 12 Apostles coastline. A beautiful small beach with a bluff crossing...
Kanawinka Geotrail, a region of amazing geological diversity stretching from Colac (on the Princes Highway 200 kilometres from...
Established in 1859, Port Fairy’s Botanic Gardens were once described as “the handsomest of any provincial town”....
It is hard to drive past Tower Hill Reserve on the highway from Warrnambool to Port Fairy and not be...
Zoe and Jazmin Royal are Yambuk locals, based near their family farm just a few minutes west of Port Fairy. The sisters love that there’s so much...
So you’ve landed in the charming seaside village of Port Fairy the perfect place to base yourself and explore. Port Fairy and surrounds has many...
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