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Queenscliffe, Victoria, Australia

Queenscliffe is a charming town located on the Bellarine Peninsula in Victoria, Australia. The town is characterised by its colonial architecture, seaside location and its rich maritime history.

Getting there

Queenscliffe is located approximately 100 km south-west of Melbourne. The most convenient way to get to Queenscliffe is by car or bus. The drive takes approximately 90 minutes from Melbourne. Alternatively, there are regular bus services from Geelong.

Attractions

  • Fort Queenscliff - a historic fort built in the late 1800s to protect Melbourne from naval attacks.
  • Queenscliffe Maritime Museum - showcases the town's history as a busy port.
  • Queenscliffe Historical Museum - a small museum that displays local history, including early settlement and maritime history.
  • Swan Island - a small island located off the coast of Queenscliffe that used to be a naval training facility. The island is now a nature reserve and is only accessible by boat.
  • Queenscliffe Beach - a popular beach for swimming and surfing, located near the town centre.

Accommodation

Queenscliffe has a range of accommodation options, ranging from budget camping grounds to luxury hotels. Some popular options include:

  • Queenscliff Brewhouse - a boutique hotel located in the town centre.
  • Port Phillip Ferries - offers accommodation in converted shipping containers located on the waterfront.
  • Queenscliff Inn - a traditional bed and breakfast located in a historic building in the town centre.

Dining

Queenscliffe has a range of dining options, catering to a variety of tastes and budgets. Some popular options include:

  • 360Q - a modern restaurant located on the waterfront, specialising in seafood and local produce.
  • The Q Train - a unique dining experience that takes place on a restored steam train that travels through the Bellarine Peninsula.
  • Noble Rot Wine Bar - a cosy wine bar that offers a range of local and international wines, paired with small plates of food.

Visit Queenscliffe

Queenscliffe is a charming seaside town that offers a range of historical and natural attractions, as well as dining and accommodation options to suit all tastes and budgets. It's the perfect destination for a weekend getaway or a longer holiday.


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