DESTINATION: Warrnambool
Warrnambool was an important port until the 1920s, when silting virtually ended commercial shipping. The city's early prosperity is reflected in the sandstone buildings of Liebig, Timor and Fairy sts. Today, Warrnambool is a coastal resort and Victoria's fifth largest city. It is at the western end of the Great Ocean Rd. Main Attractions
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Most popular photosNearby attractionsLake Pertobe Adventure Playground is a family venue, with pedal boats, islands, bicycles, walking tracks and an adventure playground for children. Lady Bay, the main beach, offers a promenade edging the bay, recreation areas, safe swimming and surfing. Whale watching has become a popular winter pastime in Warrnambool. Between June and September each year, southern right whales return to breed in the sheltered waters off Logans Beach, 3km east and visitors can watch the whales from a viewing platform at the beach. Tower Hill State Game Reserve is located 14km west of Warrnambool. The reserve surrounds the peak and crater lake of an extinct volcano; wildlife which may be observed includes kangaroos, koalas and emus. latest storiesMystery of the Mahogany Ship
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Region: Great Ocean RoadLocal WeatherTourist info
600 Raglan Pde, Ph: (03) 5564 7837
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