About Geelong and the Bellarine General Information

" Geelong and the Bellarine, nestled in Victoria, Australia, charm visitors with diverse coastal attractions. Explore Geelong's waterfront, featuring the iconic Cunningham Pier and the Geelong Botanic Gardens. The Bellarine Peninsula offers pristine beaches, renowned wineries, and family-friendly experiences, including the Adventure Park. The region's maritime heritage, cultural events, and natural beauty make it a captivating destination for all types of travelers. "

Geelong and the Bellarine Fast Facts

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Overview
Victoria's Geelong and the Bellarine region beckon travelers with a captivating blend of coastal charm, cultural richness, and culinary delights. Geelong, a vibrant waterfront city, offers a picturesque promenade, the iconic Cunningham Pier, and the renowned Geelong Gallery. The Bellarine Peninsula, dotted with charming seaside towns like Queenscliff and Portarlington, boasts pristine beaches, wineries, and a burgeoning food scene.
Adventure seekers can explore the Bellarine Rail Trail, indulge in water activities at Barwon Heads, or embark on a scenic journey along the Great Ocean Road. Nature lovers can discover the unique ecosystem of the Jirrahlinga Koala and Wildlife Sanctuary.
The region's wineries, such as Jack Rabbit Vineyard and Oakdene Vineyards, showcase cool-climate varietals, providing a delightful experience for wine enthusiasts. Fresh seafood abounds, with seaside villages offering delectable options for every palate.
Historical sites like the Queenscliff Maritime Museum and Fort Queenscliff provide insights into the area's maritime heritage. Adventure Park, Australia's largest water theme park, promises family-friendly fun.
Geelong and the Bellarine region host lively events, including the Bellarine Taste Trail, music festivals, and the iconic Festival of Sails, the Southern Hemisphere's largest yacht race.
Accessible from Melbourne, this diverse region offers a perfect escape, combining coastal relaxation, cultural exploration, and culinary delights, making Geelong and the Bellarine Peninsula a captivating destination for a well-rounded and memorable getaway.

Last update December 2023

General Information in Geelong and the Bellarine

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Areas in Geelong and the Bellarine

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Geelong

Geelong is a large regional city conveniently located only one hour drive from Melbourne and it's enviable waterfront location provides am enviable backdrop to numerous activities and atractions.

Queenscliff & South Bellarine

Queenscliff and the South Bellarine Peninsula, located in Victoria, are renowned for their rich maritime heritage, stunning coastal scenery, and vibrant arts and food scenes. Visitors can explore historic sites, enjoy pristine beaches, and visit local wineries. The area offers activities like cycling, boating, and diving. With its charming towns, cultural attractions, and natural beauty, this region is perfect for a diverse and relaxing getaway.

Torquay

Torquay is unashamedly the surf capital of Australia. The region around Torquay, including the renowned Bells beach, boasts some of the best surf conditions in Australia and is home to the Ripcurl & Quicksilver iconic surf brands.

Bellarine - Outer Harbour

The Outer Harbour region, situated on Victoria's Bellarine Peninsula, encompasses the charming coastal towns of Drysdale, Portarlington, Indented Head, and St Leonards. Known for their scenic beaches, maritime heritage, and fresh seafood, these towns offer visitors a relaxed coastal getaway with opportunities for swimming, fishing, and exploring local attractions. The region's welcoming atmosphere and picturesque landscapes make it an ideal destination for a seaside retreat.

North of Geelong - Lara

North Geelong & Corio

South Geelong & Wine Country