About Port Fairy & the Southwest Coast
Port Fairy is a picturesque coastal settlement on Victoria's southwest coast, known for its maritime heritage and access to dramatic limestone cliffs and volcanic landscapes. The town serves as a gateway to some of the region's best walking trails and outdoor recreation, with numerous campsites catering to touring families and caravanners.
Walks & Trails
Over a dozen walking tracks are located within 18km of Port Fairy, ranging from beach walks to volcanic crater hikes. The Thunder Pt to Levys Pt beach track offers challenging coastal scenery, while the Last Volcano Crater Track and Peak Climb Track provide access to the region's volcanic heritage. Shorter options include the Levy's Beach Access Path and Sheoak Track.
Camping
Port Fairy has excellent caravan park facilities within walking distance of town. Port Fairy Gardens Caravan Park, Gardens By East Beach Caravan Park, and Southcombe By The Sea Caravan Park are all within 1km, with Port Fairy Coastal Caravan Park 2km away. Further out, Killarney Beach Camping Reserve offers a quieter alternative 9km from town.
Attractions & Things to See
Tower Hill Wildlife Reserve is located 21km away and features the remains of a volcanic crater with native wildlife and interpretive trails.
Golf
Port Fairy Golf Links is just 6km from the visitor centre. Warrnambool Golf Club and Sherwood Golf Course are within 26km for those wanting further options.
Pubs & Dining
The Star Of The West and Caledonian Hotel are located right in town. For a meal with accommodation nearby, Kirkstall Hotel offers a bistro 19km away, while Hotel Warrnambool, Lucy, and Rafferty's Tavern are in Warrnambool 21km distant.