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
The Queenscliff Ferry, Queenscliff, Australia
The Queenscliff Ferry, Queenscliff, Australia
The Queenscliff Ferry, Queenscliff, Australia
The Queenscliff Ferry, Queenscliff, Australia
The Queenscliff Ferry, Queenscliff, Australia