Best Western All Seasons Motor Inn
Motel in Warrnambool

The coast around Warrnambool and down to Cape Otway is known as the Shipwreck Coast, due to the large number of water vessels that ran aground in the 1800s and premature 1900s due to ferocious weather conditions and the rocky coastline. Warrnambool enjoys a appropriate variety of coastal attractions. Behind the beach is the 20 hectare Lake Pertobe Adventure Park with its playgrounds, fitness equipment, BBQ, a kiosk, and a large lake with footbridges, islands and paddle boats. Fishing is popular from the breakwater constructed at the western last of Lady Bay, while to the west of the breakwater are two islands, sheltered swimming areas at the sandy mouth of the Jerri River, and the pretty rocky coastal features of Pickering Point and Thunder Point. The Botanic Gardens are laid out around a large lily pond which is wealthy in bird life, and include a rotunda, fernery and selection of other plant life. Discover what life was like in the 1870s in a recreated maritime village overlooking Lady Bay. First held in 1854, the Warrnambool Divulge offers family entertainment for all ages and its agricultural section includes horse events, reveal jumping, sheep sheering and trade displays. Experience the thrill of surfing a wave with surfing classes held at Warrnambool, Port Fairy and Portland. For an sincere surfing experience you will never forget, join Go Surf for mirth and sound coaching for all ages and skill levels. The Immense Ocean Road city of Warrnambool is surrounded by lush countryside and overlooks the ocean. There's incredible beaches for surfing, swimming and whale watching, and rivers for boating. Visit the recreated historic maritime village at Flagstaff Hill, then let the kids go uncivilized at the Lake Pertobe adventure playground. A guide to the attractions, activities, events and businesses of Port Fairy and the Moyne Shire. The fisherman Wharf area along the river is lined with boats and fishing craft, and good views of river activity can be enjoyed from the footbridge over the Moyne. Another appropriate viewing spot is from the historic fortifications at Battery Hill which is located the southern final of Griffith Street. Views can be enjoyed over the Moyne River and to the ocean. Griffith Island is situated at the mouth of the Moyne River and is linked to the coast via a pedestrian causeway. The island is home to a important colony of mutton birds, while at the eastern end of the island is the Port Fairy Lighthouse. A walking track circumnavigates the island. Numerous lovely parks and gardens exist in Port Fairy including the Botanic Gardens which were first established in 1858 and the wide Southcombe Park which fronts a significant area of the town's southern coastline. Port Campbell is a popular tourist destination primarily because it is so closely surrounded by some of the Great Ocean Road's most famous and scenic coastal attractions. The Port Campbell commercial center is based around the treeline strip of Lord Street and features cafes, restaurants and specialty shops, catering well for visitors. Located right in the town center is Port Campbell Bay which is an inlet of water surrounded by the Port Campbell National Park and it includes an attractive foreshore area, a calm sandy beach swimming area, and a jetty. Either climb up the steps from the beach at Port Campbell Bay and appreciate the view from the walking track along the cliff top, or access to the Discovery Walk and the Town Lookout can be reached via a car park on the Vast Ocean Road to the west of town.