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Things to do

Deep Blue Hot Springs Sanctuary

Your visit to Warrnambool isn’t complete without experiencing the unique geothermal mineral waters at the Deep Blue Hot Springs Sanctuary. Explore a variety of geothermal rock pools, sensory caves, and cleansing waterfalls. It’s a rejuvenating experience that will leave you feeling amazing.

Flagstaff Hill

Flagstaff Hill is home to Warrnambool’s original lighthouse and a fascinating Maritime Village. Dive into the history of the Shipwreck Coast with a captivating sound and light show recounting the tragic tale of the Loch Ard and its only two survivors.

Tower Hill

Explore the vast expanse of this dormant volcano, located between Warrnambool and Port Fairy. With its last eruption dating back many centuries, Tower Hill is now a haven for native Australian flora and fauna, including koalas, kangaroos, and emus. Enjoy a leisurely drive or embark on one of the many walking and hiking trails to immerse yourself in nature.

Warrnambool Street Art

Warrnambool boasts a thriving street art scene with world-class murals and installations. Pick up a map and discover the many creative works by local artists scattered throughout the city.

Warrnambool Visitor Information Centre

Did you know Warrnambool is just a one-hour drive from some of Victoria’s most unique natural landmarks? Base yourself here to explore the dramatic and culturally rich areas around.

Day Trips

An Hour North

The Grampians National Park is known for its stunning bushland and rich history. This picturesque landscape is perfect for outdoor adventures, offering a natural haven for active exploration.

An Hour East

Travel along the Great Ocean Road to reach the iconic 12 Apostles and marvel at some of the world’s most spectacular coastal scenes. Don’t miss the lesser-known but equally stunning Bay of Martyrs and Bay of Islands lookouts along the way.

An Hour West

Visit Budj Bim, a UNESCO World Heritage site, just over an hour’s drive from Warrnambool. The Budj Bim cultural landscape showcases the ingenuity of the Gunditjmara people, who have worked with the natural resources of the region for over 30,000 years. Explore the Tae Rak Aquaculture Centre and engage in cultural tours and experiences at Budj Bim.

Events

Warrnambool hosts some of Australia’s most highly anticipated events. Here are a few highlights:

Warrnambool May Racing Carnival

The Warrnambool May Racing Carnival is a three-day celebration of country racing, held every year starting on the first Thursday in May. Featuring 23 flat races, 7 jumps races, and the grand annual steeplechase, this event is a historic and thrilling experience at the Warrnambool Racecourse.

Speedway

The Warrnambool Premier Speedway is home to the Grand Annual Sprint car Classic and hosts a calendar of sprint and pro sprint events throughout the year.

Port Fairy Folk Festival

The Port Fairy Folk Festival is one of Australia’s largest and most beloved festivals. Held during the Victorian Labour Day long weekend in March, this four-day event in the historic seaside town of Port Fairy features some of the finest artists from around the world. Enjoy a celebration of music, community, and culture with multi-venue performances, free entertainment, exhibitions, markets, interactive workshops, and family-friendly activities.