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  • Dining and Eating Out (5)
    1. 360Q 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 architecture is simple and clean ensuring you become a part of the working harbour.
    2. Lombardys on Hesse Lombardys On Hesse is a family restaurant located on Queenscliffs' main street, a short walk down the hill from the main shopping centre or a pleasant stroll to the Queenscliff/Sorrento car ferry.
    3. Queenscliff Hotel The Queenscliff Hotel is a heritage treasure-one of the great 19th Century seaside resort hotels.
    4. Ripview Bistro at Queenscliff Bowling Club Skye and her staff eagerly await your visit to dine in the Ripview Bistro at the Queenscliff Bowling Club.
    5. Rolling Pin Pies and Cakes Queenscliff Rolling Pin Pies and Cakes is a locally owned and run business that caters for Geelong, the Surfcoast and the Bellarine Peninsula. The business is owned and operated by Geoff and Susie Chalker who are residents of Ocean Grove and committed to the region and the retail precinct in which the Rolling Pin operates.
  • Entertainment (1)
    1. The Blues Train Victoria's historic coastal town of Queenscliff is home to the world's one and only Blues Train. It is a unique experience that combines four of Australia's best live acts and the beautiful scenery of the Bellarine Peninsula on the Drysdale Railway line while aboard a real moving vintage steam train. It is one of Australia's most spectacular entertainment experiences - it is a mini festival in one night and a progressive party you'll never forget.
  • Galleries, Museums and Collections (4)
    1. Marine and Freshwater Discovery Centre The Marine and Freshwater Discovery Centre (MFDC) promotes sustainability and conservation by increasing awareness and understanding of the marine and freshwater environment.
    2. Queenscliffe Historical Museum The Queenscliffe Historical Museum is situated in Hesse Street between the Post-Office and Library, in the township of Queenscliff.
    3. Queenscliffe Maritime Museum The Queenscliffe Maritime Museum was built in 1986 to display Queenscliff's last Lifeboat. Since then, the Museum has expanded to cover the maritime history of Queenscliff and Southern Port Phillip. This history includes the Bay Steamersd Weeroona, Hygeia, and Ozone. Old post cards of Queenscliff and Point Lonsdale, artefacts from shipwrecks, a display of early diving equipment including a divers suit and helmet air compressor and early scuba equipment.
    4. Salt Contemporary Art Established in 2004 in Queenscliff, Victoria, Salt Contemporary Art exhibits the works of contemporary Australian painters, sculptors and ceramicists. Housed in an historically significant former drapery store, the gallery offers two spacious levels of exhibition space. Visitors to the gallery can also enjoy a glass of something special, a nibble of local produce, the open fire and fabulous views of Swan Bay from the balcony of the newly launched wine bar 'The Lounge @ Salt'.
  • Historical Sites and Heritage Locations (1)
    1. Bellarine Railway The Bellarine Railway traverses Victoria's beautiful Bellarine Peninsula near Geelong, between the historic coastal town of Queenscliff and the hinterland village of Drysdale. The railway hugs the water around scenic Swan Bay providing breathtaking views, before climbing through the rolling hills of the Bellarine Peninsula to Drysdale.
  • Natural Attractions (1)
    1. Searoad Ferries Searoad Ferries connects the Great Ocean Road and the Bellarine to the Mornington Peninsula and Phillip Island, the 40 minute crossing is a stress free alternative to driving through the city, saving you time and kilometres.
  • Shopping (3)
    1. Ashby House Interiors Ashby House Interiors prides itself in selling genuine pieces and can guarantee authenticity because all of the stock is personally selected. The stock ranges in age from early 1800s to the 1940's. They are elegant but unpretentious pieces, intended to be used and enjoyed every day for years to come.
    2. Barwon Booksellers The Queenscliff shop opened its doors in 1995 and is located in a beautifully kept, heritage listed former Wesleyan Church. Built in 1868 the high ceiling and historic atmosphere create a charming environment in which to browse the wall to wall shelves when the weather's not so good for the beach.
    3. McKenzie Ebbels Foodstore McKenzie Ebbels Foodstore features Athelstane produce, Athelstane meals to go and local produce such as olives and oils, cheese, honey and condiments.
  • Sports and Recreation Facilities (2)
    1. Queenscliff Golf Club Queenscliff Golf Club provides a unique Island setting with fresh air, natural beauty and tranquillity. A friendly vibrant Golf Club surrounded by natural habitat. The beauty of the course is not lost on the golfers, as it changes with the time of day and the change of seasons.
    2. Queenscliff Harbour Queenscliff Harbour is a modern marina precinct established in a true Victorian working harbour, so there is always something to see and do.

Events

  • Markets (2)
    1. Queenscliff Market Experience the true laid-back atmosphere at one of the hidden gems!
    2. Queenscliff Music Festival Celebrating its 17th year in 2013, the Queenscliff Music Festival is one of Australia's great festival experiences. A family-friendly event much loved for its depth and diversity of musical talent, the festival is located in classic Queenscliff, just over an hour's drive from Melbourne.

Tours

  • Full Day (3)
    1. Game and Recreational Fishing Charters Game and Recreational Fishing Charters operates fishing charters from Queenscliff.
    2. Queenscliff Fishing Charters and Scenic Tours Queenscliff Fishing Charters and Scenic Tours offer:
    3. South Bay Eco Adventures View Port Phillip Heads from a new perspective and explore areas only accessible by boat with South Bay Eco Adventures.
  • Half Day (2)
    1. Fort Queenscliff Museum With over 150 years of Australia's heritage on display, Fort Queenscliff is one of Victoria's most important historic sites and one of the largest and best preserved Forts in the Country. Enjoy the rare opportunity to tour a 19th century Coastal Artillery Fort which is an operating Australian Army base. Amongst the fascinating artefacts and historical objects is the opportunity to try on uniforms from different moments in time.
    2. Sea All Dolphin Swims How many places in the world can you swim with wild dolphins and seals?

Visitor Information

  • Visitor Information Centres (1)
    1. Queenscliffe Visitor Information Centre Welcome to the Queenscliffe Visitor Information Centre. Located in Queenscliff, the Centre services both Queenscliff and Point Lonsdale, and open from 9am to 5pm every day. For all your travel needs contact the friendly staff. They offer a wide range of services, including expert advice on the local area, accommodation referral, internet access, heritage tours, and local ticket and souvenir sales.
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Getting There

BIG4 Beacon Resort

78 Bellarine Highway,
Queenscliff, 3225,
Australia

Freecall: 1800 351 152

Tel: 03 5258 1133
Email: book@beaconresort.com.au
Website: www.beaconresort.com.au

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