Enjoy the charm of a unique fishing village which boasts buildings dating back to its seafaring and whaling days. All the modern conveniences essential to a comfortable holiday are intermingled with the charm of yesteryear – a historic working fishing port and 50 National Trust classified buildings which will take your breath away. ...
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Experience the magic of a holiday by the seaside in a location which extends its natural attractions beyond the picturesque beach and winding Moyne River. As you look over the lush green pastures which edge on to the rugged coastline, don't forget to feast your eyes on the town's wide open spaces....
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Indulge your senses and take a deep breath of fresh sea air as you relax and unwind. Take a leisurely stroll along the historic working fishing port or peaceful beaches, before pampering yourself whichever way you choose. Feel your stress disappear and your mind clear as you come under the spell of Port Fairy....
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Take your tastebuds on a tour of Port Fairys delightful array of hospitality venues. From quaint cafes to chefs hats restaurants, bustling hotels to take-away venues, you can relax and enjoy a glass of wine with fish and chips at a picnic spot on the picturesque Moyne River, or dine in a la carte comfort on superb local produce....
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Culture and talent come together in an arts scene testament to the versatility of this town, which more than doubles in size each year for its annual Folk Festival. Authentic indigenous artwork is complemented by a music, festival and alternative art scene which is the envy of many other towns and truly has to be seen to be believed....
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The Shipwreck Coast in Spring is a perfect time to holiday, with sunny days, blue seas and natural beauty that will take your breath away, Check out the sensational packages now available. ...
Read MoreTravelling to Port Fairy by train is easy with value-for-money fares and frequent V/Line train services that run from Melbourne’s Southern Cross Station and pass through Geelong, Colac, Camperdown and Terang to Warrnambool where you connect to ...
Read MoreThis years 61st annual Moyneyana Festival is around 31 days of great activities to suit all holiday makers. The highlight of the month is surely the New Years Eve Procession, the free bands on the Village Green - this year featuring The B...
Read MoreThe Port Fairy Agricultural Pastoral and Horticultural Show includes local produce, horticulture, animals, cooking, art, photography, craft, needlework, stallholders, community groups, competitions, rides, tug-of-war, dog / pet parades, music, food.....
Read MorePort Fairy is 215 kilometres west of Geelong, less than 30km past Warrnambool and 72kms before Portland. Worth visiting during a stay at Port Fairy are the nearby historic towns of Koroit and Yambuk.
Port Fairy is just three and quarter hours west of Melbourne. Travel by car via the Princes Highway, or take the scenic route via the Great Ocean Road, 6 hour drive. Daily rail and coach services are available from Melbourne.
