At the head of Port Phillip Bay this town was born from humble beginnings as a sea pilots’ station and military garrison, but has blossomed into a bayside town of faded grandeur replete with Victorian-era buildings, fascinating galleries and renowned restaurants.
Heritage hotels testify to flamboyant days gone by and simple cottages echo a more modest past among the fort, lighthouse and beaches.
We suggest you take the daily ferry from Portsea on the tip of the Mornington Peninsula to Queenscliff and spend a couple of nights before continuing on a journey along the Great Ocean Road.
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Places near Queenscliff
- Mornington Peninsula 27 miles away
- Melbourne 34 miles away
- Phillip Island 35 miles away
- Yarra Valley & Dandenong Ranges 58 miles away
- Apollo Bay 64 miles away
- The Great Ocean Road 66 miles away
- Daylesford & Macedon Ranges 70 miles away
- Victoria 83 miles away
- The Shipwreck Coast 88 miles away
- Walhalla 100 miles away
- Wilsons Promontory National Park 102 miles away
- Port Fairy 132 miles away
- The Grampians National Park 145 miles away
- The Gippsland Lakes 156 miles away
- Metung 176 miles away
- Stanley 177 miles away
- Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park 249 miles away
- Deloraine 249 miles away
- Launceston 256 miles away
- Croajingolong National Park 263 miles away
- Strahan & Gordon River 271 miles away
- Robe 280 miles away
- Gipsy Point 280 miles away
- Tasmania 288 miles away
Photos of Queenscliff
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The Queenscliff Ferry, Queenscliff, Australia
