Lorne | VictoriaLorne Victoria is one of Victoria's most attractive coastal resort towns. With its Mediterranean feel and picture-postcard scenery, this beautiful seaside town has been attracting visitors for more than a century. Set between the waters of Loutit Bay and the cool Otway forests, Lorne has a charm that’s hard to surpass. The mild weather superb cafes, unique shops, boutiques and galleries make it one of the Great Ocean Road's most popular holiday destinations. Main AttractionsSwimming and surfing are the most popular activities here, as well as bushwalking in the Otway Ranges. Teddy's Lookout, in George St, offers panoramic views of the bay. There is a Shipwreck Walk along the beach for people interested in history and exercise. Fresh fish, caught by the local fleet, can be bought from Lorne Fisheries on the pier. For those more interested in the creative arts, visit Qdos Arts, in Allenvale Rd. |
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Nearby attractionsAngahook-Lorne SP, north of the town, is a popular inland destination. There are many walking tracks and the park offers rivers, waterfalls, rapids, cliffs and an abundance of native flora. Scenic drives worthwhile taking includes those to the Otway Ranges and along the Great Ocean Rd. At Gentle Annie Berry Gardens, 26km NW, visitors are invited to pick-their-own berries in season (Nov-April). latest storiesTips for Driving the Great Ocean RoadBeaconResort | 2010-04-21 | Favourite places on the Great Ocean Road | read more 60th Celebrations at Lorne Victoria
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