Warrnambool

Warrnambool is a coastal town in Victoria, Australia, sometimes considered to be at the end of the Great Ocean Road.

Understand

It is located 265 km along the coast west from Melbourne, and has a population of 31,000.

Get in

By plane

Warrnambool has an airport located approximately 15km north of the CBD, although there are no scheduled commercial flights. Mount Gambier is 2 hours drive away to the west and has scheduled flights.

By train

V/Line operates three daily train services from Melbourne to Warrnambool. The journey (of just over 3 hours) operates via Geelong, and trains have a buffet car on board serving snacks. Generally, you have to ring V/Line to make a reservation, or go to a station and do so, especially if you are travelling from Southern Cross Station in Melbourne, however, there are conductors on board who sell tickets. Tickets are $52 return from Melbourne if you travel in the off-peak hours, or $74.20 during peak hours.

By car

From Melbourne, Warrnambool can be reached on the Princes Highway and it takes approximately 3.5 hours. Another possible route is going along the Hamilton Highway, which takes approximately 3.5 hours as well. Alternatively, you can take the Great Ocean Road. This takes approximately 6.5 hours (without stopping), but is well worth it for the spectacular views.

By bus

V/Line runs a coach along the Great Ocean Road to Warrnambool three times a week, and daily bus services to Hamilton and Mount Gambier in South Australia.

Get around

By car

Warrnambool is reasonably easy to navigate by car. Metered parking in the city costs 70c per hour.

By bus

Transit South West operates 10 bus routes within the city of Warrnambool. Most routes run hourly, and the city terminus is a short walk from the railway station. Tickets are $2.00 for 2 hours, and $3.40 for a full day (half price concession/children's tickets).

See

Replica maritime village at Flagstaff Hill

Flagstaff Hill Maritime Museum. 9AM - 5PM. A substantial museum, with a replica community and many exhibits. A nighttime show "Shipwrecked" tells the story of the wreck at Loch Ard gorge, projected onto a water fountain in the lake
Lake Pertobe and Foreshore area. (updated Jun 2015)
Southern Right Whales at Logans Beach.. There is a viewing platform, and whales can often be easily seen without binoculars. (updated Jun 2015)
Tower Hill (Princes Hwy, 14 km west of Warrnambool). wildlife reserve (updated Jun 2015)

🌍 Botanical gardens, Botanic Road. (updated Jun 2015)

Do

Buy

Eat

Kermonds Hamburgers - 151 Lava Street. Original 1950s style hamburgers.

Drink

Sleep

There is lots of accommodation, including motels and rental houses.

Elm Tree Motel, 179 Kepler Street, ☎ +61 3 5562 4133. Airconditioning, electric blankets
Comfort Inn Warrnambool, Corner Timor and Kepler Street.
The Sebel Deep Blue Warrnambool, 16 Pertobe Road, ☎ +61 3 5559 2000. The Sebel Deep Blue Warrnambool offers luxurious Warrnambool hotel accommodation along the Great Ocean Road, the indulgent Bath House & Day Spa and superb Warrnambool dining at The Water Table restaurant.

Connect

Go next

Routes through Warrnambool

END ←	W E	→ Terang → Melbourne
Mount Gambier ← Port Fairy ←	W E	→ Camperdown → Melbourne
END ←	W E	→ Peterborough → Torquay

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