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Deakin University 5kmPremier Speedway 8kmAllansford 10kmGreat Ocean Rd Turnoff 12kmAllansford Cheeseworld 13kmRalph Illidge Sanctuary 33kmPort Campbell Nat Park 54kmTwelve Apostles 77kmGeelong 188kmMelbourne 263km

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Warrnambool to Port Fairy Rail Trail (unsealed past Levy’s Beach)

Mahogany Walk(unsealed)Levy’s Beach

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The Perfect Place To Discover The Great Ocean Road

Follow the orange line past the places of interest Warrnambool has a huge range of accommodation options

MAP NOT TO SCALE.Warrnambool Street Directory available at Warrnambool Information Visitor Centre.

HOTELS1 Hotel Warrnambool 5562 2377 N13

2 St Patrick’s Luxury Boutique Hotel (Koroit)

0428 416 104 Via A1

MOTELS4 Anchor Belle Motel 5561 4977 M15

5 Atwood Motor Inn 5562 7144 L15

5 City Heart Motel 5562 0500 L15

8 Colonial Village Motel/Apts 5562 1455 G18

7 Comfort Inn W’bool International 5562 8044 N16

20 Comfort Inn Western 5561 5100 O12

9 Country Comfort Warrnambool 5562 3866 M15

11 Downtown Motel 5562 1277 K14

12 Elm Tree Motel 5562 4133 K14

15 Mahogany Motel 5562 5722 N17

17 Olde Maritime Motor Inn 5561 1415 Q14

38 Quality Suites Deep Blue 5559 2000 V10

18 Raglan Motor Inn 5562 8511 P22

19 Redwood Manor Motel & Apartments 1800 350 939 M11

CARAVAN/HOLIDAY PARKS23 Discovery Holiday Park 5561 4222 U10

25 Figtree Holiday Village 5561 1233 O17

26 Hopkins River Caravan Park 5565 1327 E27

27 Surfside Holiday Park 5559 4700 S14

28 Warrnambool Holiday Park 5562 5031 O26

24 Warrnambool Holiday Village 5562 3376 K12

APARTMENTS/UNITS/COTTAGES/HOUSES29 104 On Merri 0448 668 738 Q15

30 18 Pertobe Road 0427 133 613 U11

31 Abaco House 5561 2414 U8

34 Aqua Ocean Villa’s 0422 313 601 R15

30 At the Beach 0427 318 952 U11

39 Australian Coastal Cottages 0447 057 836 R18

36 Ban Kor House 0417 156 659 O15

17 Banyan Place 0418 261 969 Q14

30 Bayside Lodge 5562 7323 U10

37 Cannon Hill Apartments 5561 1489 Q14

46 CBD Apartments 0428 383 480 P15

40 Charles on Victoria Street 0408 625 974 L16

41 City Central Apartments 5562 2140 J13

56 Country Life Accommodation 5560 5265 Via O34

44 Fairholme Apartments 0409 438 910 P14

47 Gallery Apartments 5561 8222 L12

49 Girt By Sea Warrnambool 0408 583 855 N16

55 Grange on Barkly 0417 727 479 P18

78 Highview Horse Complex 5565 9341 Via A1

33 Honeysuckle/Merlot Cottages 0407 504 731 O18

50 Hopkins Hideaway 5562 8929 V25

66 Hopkins River Homestead 0438 160 059 D29

57 Jamieson Cottage 0458 358 828 J16

38 Lady Bay Resort 5562 1662 V9

52 Quest Warrnambool 5564 1200 P13

51 Sea Mist Studio Apartments 0417 383 757 X28

17 Seashells on Banyan 0407 505 722 Q14

35 Southgate Holiday Rental 5561 4884 S8

77 Tara House 5593 3931 R18

58 W’bool Heritage Cottage 0407 501 900 T7

59 W’bools No. 1 Luxury Apartment 0439 447 725 O13

BACKPACKERS60 Warrnambool Beach Backpackers 5562 4874 V8

BED & BREAKFASTS68 Burnbrow Manor/Cottage 0418 346 305 C29

71 Flagstaff Hill Lighthouse Lodge 5559 4600 R15

67 Lanaud B & B Farmstay 5565 1549 A25

62 Manor Gums B & B 5565 4410 Via A3

63 Merton Manor Exclusive B & B 5562 0720 F12

62 Quamby Homestead 5569 2395 Via A3

74 Wypinga Bed and Breakfast 5562 1149 Via A21

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1. VisiTOR infORmATiOn cenTRe Ph (03) 5559 4620. Open Daily: 9am-5pm (Closed Christmas Day)

2. fLAGsTAff hiLL Ph (03) 5559 4600A journey back in time. Open Daily. By day – an interactive, 1870s maritime village and museum. By night – the breathtaking world-class sound and laser show “Shipwrecked”

3. LAke PeRTOBe ADVenTuRe PLAyGROunD20 hectares of fun – giant slides, flying foxes and walkingtracks plus BBQ and picnic areas.

4. LADy BAy The City’s beautiful main beach.

5. BReAkWATeRCompleted in 1890, to protect the harbour utilising huge concrete blocks weighing 32 tons each.

6. PROmenADeWalk, run, ride or skate along this scenic 5.7 kilometre track stretching along the foreshore.

7. meRRi RiVeRPopular recreational pursuits - fishing, canoeing, kayaking.

8. ThunDeR POinT cOAsTAL ReseRVeLookout point. Start of Mahogany Trail walking track.

9. WARRnAmBOOL GOLf cOuRseRated among Australia’s top 100 by Golf Digest.For golfers of all standards. Visitors welcome.

10 BOTAnic GARDensElegant, sheltered gardens designed in classic styleby William Guilfoyle in 1879.

11. AQuAzOneFeaturing 4 heated swimming pools, fully equipped gym, program room, café/kiosk and creche.

12. WOLLAsTOn BRiDGeSuspension bridge built in 1890 by pastoralist, Walter Manifold, using cables from the Melbourne to Hawthorn tram service.

13. WARRnAmBOOL RAcecOuRseHome to the famous May Racing Carnival, home of theGrand Annual Steeplechase since 1872.

14 WARRnAmBOOL cemeTeRyFinal resting place of many of the town’s first settlers.

15. PROuDfOOTs BOAThOuse Originally built over a century ago, the restored old boathouse is classified by the National Trust.

16. hOPkins RiVeR BRiDGeA popular fishing spot since it was first built in 1862. The second bridge was constructed in 1895 and wasreplaced in 2001.

17. mOuTh Of The hOPkinsWhere the Hopkins River meets the Southern Ocean, a beautiful area with a walking track both sides of the river.

18. LOGAns BeAch – WhALe VieWinG PLATfORmAlmost every year between June and September, female Southern Right whales return, from the sub-Antarctic, to the waters off Logans Beach to calve.

20. GRAnny’s GRAVeA monument in recognition of the first white woman to be buried in Warrnambool in 1848.

21. fLeTcheR JOnes GARDensSir Fletcher Jones founded the factory in 1948.These beautiful landscaped gardens are now recognisedas an attraction in their own right.

22. LieBiG sTReeTThe main street of Warrnambool and the heart of theCentral Business District.

23. LiGhThOuse TheATRe WARRnAmBOOLCentre for live entertainment including music, theatre, comedy, dance, functions and exhibitions.(Previously Warrnambool Entertainment Centre)

24. ciVic cenTRe AnD LiBRARyBuilt in 1976.

25. WARRnAmBOOL ART GALLeRyOfficially opened in 1986. The Collection includes Australian and European prints and paintings.ciVic GReenGrassed area in the middle of the CBD. Great for picnics.

28. WAR memORiALErected in 1925, it is a monument to those who served in two world wars and in more recent times our Korean & Vietnam veterans.

29. cAnnOn hiLLOffering wonderful views, and so named as it was the site of the cannons originally installed to ward off attacks from the potential Russian invasion in the mid 19th century.

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Follow the to theWarrnambool Visitor Information Centre,

Flagstaff Hill, Merri Street

Enjoy the fabulous ocean views from the Centre.

For accommodation bookings go to www.visitwarrnambool.com.au

or call 1800 637 725

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Phone: (03) 5562 7285

485 Raglan Parade,WARRNAMBOOL 3280

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During your stay in Warrnambool make sure you have a meal at The Warrnambool Bowls Club.

Open 7 days lunches from $6.50 Monday to Saturday and specials for dinner from just $10.00.

We are located one block north of Flagstaff Hill.

WARRNAMBOOL BOWLS CLUB 75 Timor StreetPhone: 5561 4586 Bookings Recommended

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Phone 5562 4208 • 60 Liebig St, Warrnambool

Lunch daily12 til 2pm

(closed Sat lunch)

Dinner nightly from 5.30pm

Extensive menu includes superb steak, delicious chicken dishes, fresh fish, pasta,pizza & the best seafood basket in town! Plus a menu for the kids.

Lots of vegetarian and coeliac dishes. Very friendly, efficient service & great valuelunches ensure a memorable dining experience.

Images is also fully licenced with a well priced wine list, beer on tap and a really interesting choice of cocktails. Great coffee and mouth-watering cakes are always

available, perfect for a late night treat! Function room for up to 100 people downstairs.

SPAcIouS AnD PoPuLArFAmILy rEStAurAnt LocAtED In A hErItAGE LIStED buILDInG In thE hEArt oF WArrnAmbooL’S

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Home of National and International Award Winning Cheddar Cheeses, indulge yourself...there is always plenty to see and do at CHEESE WORLD.

Experience Warrnambool Cheese Varieties and Australian-made specialty cheeses.

FREE CHEESE TASTING

Situated on Australia’s Great Ocean Road, 10 mins fromWarrnambool and only 40 mins from the 12 Apostles.

Great Ocean Road, Allansford Ph: 5565 3130 www.cheeseworld.com.au

OPEN 7 DAYS

LICENSED RESTAURANT

Enjoy lunch, morning and afternoon tea, or a simple snack. Cheese platters are a speciality. PLUS Cheese & Wine Cellar Sales & Historical Museum.

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WARRNAMBOOL GREYHOUND RACING CLUBKoroit St, Showgrounds • Phone: 5561 2766

EMAIL: warrnambool@grv.org.au • WEB: http://warrnambool.grv.org.au

WEEKLY WEDNESDAY NIGHT MEETINGSFULL TAB & BOOKMAKER-LICENSED VENUE

DINING & BAR MEALS AVAILABLEEXCELLENT FAMILY FACILITIES

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49 MacDonald Street,Thunder Point,

South Warrnambool 03 5561 7727

www.saltmarsh.com.au

hot glass studio. retail store. coffee.

A thriving village nestled under Mt Shadwell, a volcanic cone.

The largest permanent inland body of water in Australia, the shore line is more than 160kms.

Renowned for Chinook Salmon and Rainbow Trout fishing.

Situated at the base of two magnificent volcanic craters and two volcanic cones.

Features magnificent flora of the area and many species of wildlife. Picnic and electric BBQ facilities.

A Portuguese vessel reportedly ran aground near 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.

Popular boating and fishing area. Picnic facilities.

Forbidding looking island, naturalists paradise. Charter boats from Port Fairy. Large seal colony. Big game fishing.

One of Victoria’s oldest settlements, once Australia’s second port, now home to a very large fishing fleet. Set on the mouth of the Moyne River.

Popular beach for families (not patrolled) - swim in the shallows. Good fishing. Sheltered camping reserve.

Home of the Warrnambool Cheese and Butter Factory (since 1888) and Cheeseworld – Licensed restaurant & cheese tasting cellar; Historic museum. Also Premier Speedway.

Beautiful waterfalls, particularly in winter. In early summer, the annual migration of eels takes place and tiny elvers, by the hundreds, can be seen fighting their way upstream.

*Fishing *Motorcross *Go Kart Track *Rifle Range *Walking Track

Southern Gateway to the Grampians National Park, famous for rugged mountain ranges and spectacular wildflowers.

Known as the “Wool Capital of the World” situated in the heart of fine wool grazing.

Nestled inside a dormant volcano, a beautiful haven for wildlife. *Worn Gundidj Visitor Centre–cultural displays & local Aboriginal art & craft, *Self-guided walks *Electric BBQ’s.

Charming historic township set on back slopes of Tower Hill.

Victoria’s birthplace, first permanent settlement by Edward Henty in 1834. The only deep sea port between Melbourne & Adelaide. Excellent fishing.

Tranquil Lake Surprise is cradled within three main craters.*Two first class walks around the crater, prolific native birdlife. *Camping/picnic area.

Situated at the foot of Mt Rouse, where an excellent lookout provides unrivalled views of the Grampians. *Lake Linlithgow *Volcanoes Discovery Centre.

Spectacular group of islands, viewing area.

The path leads down to a beautiful rock pool about 8 metres above sea level.

Superb views of Two Mile Bay and Moonlight Head.

Small township situated on the mouth of the Curdies River. Great golf course.

One of the best known features of this part of the coastline has changed considerably over the past 20 years. The arch linking the ‘bridge’ to the mainland collapsing in January 1990. The Island Arch in the Loch Ard Gorge precinct collapsed forming two sea stacks in June 2009.

The coastline shows clearly the extent to which sea erosion has occurred over millions of years. The famous landmark ‘Needle Rock’ subsided into the cove in 1985.

A long walk over sand dunes to fishing beach, ideal for exploring reefs and rock pools at low tide.

32km stretch of scenic and historic coastline incorporating a magnificent series of sheer cliffs, deep caverns, great archways, grottos, island gorges, blowholes and spectacular off-shore rock stacks.

Small settlement on the mouth of the Gellibrand River.

Named by Matthew Flinders in 1802 when he sighted the high cliffs in moonlight between squalls.Ship anchor visible at low tide.

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Warrnambool Airport, excellent facilities with all weather strip and lighting, charter & scenic flights.

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The iron clipper ‘Loch Ard’ foundered in 1878 claiming 49 lives. The 2 young survivors Eva Carmichael and Tom Pearce were washed into the gorge. Their story comes alive on the 9 metre high aquascreen at “Shipwrecked” screened nightly at Flagstaff Hill, Warrnambool.

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Specialising inFresh Local Seafood!

Wholesale prices direct to the public

retail seaFood shopshop 11, Norfolk plaza,W’bool; phone: 5562 7653Mon to Fri 9am-6pmsat 9am-2pm

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VICTORIA’S BEST SEAFOOD

The Age Epicure Guide • Featured in the Herald Sun & Vic Foodies Guide 2005

ALLFRESH SEAFOOD

• Visitors packs •Your purchase can be packed on ice in a styro pack for travelling

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FactorY outlet seaFood shop47 McMeekin rd, W’boolphone: 5562 6633Mon to Fri 9am-5.30pmsat 9am-12noon

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The 37km Port Fairy – Warrnambool Rail Trail links the historic townships of Port Fairy and Koroit with 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

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