Queenscliff
Be charmed by the historic seaside village of Queenscliff on the Bellarine Peninsula, with its elegant Victorian-era hotels, solid old churches and quaint fishermen's cottages. Wander down Hesse Street to discover art galleries, shops and great places to dine. Pick up local produce at the Queenscliff markets.
Village charm
Relax by the beach, picnic under giant foreshore pines, and breathe in the salty sea air. Queenscliff attracts visitors from all points of the compass who come for the grand heritage streetscapes, buzzing beachside arts and crafts scene and sweeping golf greens.
On the bay
Explore endless opportunities for water activities on Port Phillip Bay, with a range of charter boats departing Queenscliff. Dive down to some of Australia's best reefs and shipwrecks, with abundant marine life to see. Swim with dolphins and seals or try a spot of fishing from piers, beaches or charter boats. Ride the ferry from Queenscliff to Sorrento, a 40 minute journey which takes passengers and cars to the other side of Port Phillip Bay.
Things to do
The Queenscliffe Historical Museum is situated in Hesse Street between the Post-Office and Library, in the township of Queenscliff. Opened in 1974,...
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Sea All Dolphin Swims
Sea All Dolphin Swims generally operate from October through until May. The tours usually start with snorkelling at Popes Eye Marine National Park...
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22 - 24 November 2013
Duck out from behind your mp3-playing device and combine seaside air with contemporary local and international beats for an unforgettable festival.
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Situated in the heart of beautiful Queenscliff, and less than 90 minutes from Melbourne, the Vue Grand is a stunning multi award winning boutique...
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360Q is located at the Queenscliff Harbour. This modern lime stone, glass and copper building sets the scene for this stylish and relaxed venue. The...
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Queenscliff Harbour is a modern marina precinct established in a true Victorian working harbour, so there is always something to see and do. Whether...
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