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Plug into the elements and then slip into comfort
How to get to Port Campbell
Port Campbell suspension bridge
The impressive Port Campbell suspension bridge is in fact the third suspension bridge constructed to provide community and visitor access across the Campbell's creek estuary.
Seafood and local brews!
Port Campbell is a is home to a small fishing fleet that can supply fresh to restaurants and the local pub. Why not treat yourself to a real taste of the region treat and choose Southern Rock Lobster (crayfish) or Abalone on the menu when you're next in town?
And to stay with the theme of local provenance we suggest you accompany your meal with a Newton's Ridge Estate Wine or a craft beer from Sow and Piglets Brewery brewed fresh in the heart of town.
Pure, simple, fresh and tasty!
Coastal Trails & Lookouts
Stay close to enjoy the National Park at the quietest and best times of the day in the morning and in the golden hour before sunset. Take your time and find your own space on the trails and lookouts of one of the world's most spectacular coastlines.
Active Adventure
Adventure activity advice for 12 Apostles Coast and Hinterland and the Great Ocean Road.
Pack your gear and click here for information and advice on trail running, cycling, surfing, kayaking, canoeing, Great Ocean Walk, snorkelling, swimming and scuba opportunities.
Port Campbell Jetty
Is this the most spectacular setting for an ocean jetty on the planet?
Feeling lucky? Why not throw in a line for a chance to catch Trevally, Australian Salmon or even Squid for the freshest of Calamari.
Let the kids go wild!
Hunt the roaring wind, navigate for hidden treasure, explore the night sky, track local fauna,
learn to read history in rocks and use your detective skills to uncover the secrets of our southern landscapes. Drop into the Port Campbell Visitor Information Centre and find out more about our free activities and equipment loan.
Outdoor Activities
Let the wind play with your hair and the sand massage your feet. Bring a book or bring your bike. Give in to the natural flow, go slow or go go go. Run, walk, ride, reflect and recharge. Then slip into comfort at days end.
Shop local
Spence Australia
Spence Australia stocks Australian made souvenirs and gifts. Sue and Clare Younis design and make products inspired by the Great Ocean Road.
Port Campbell Lolly Shop
Port Campbell Lolly Shop sell a range of lollies, licorice, chocolate and nuts. Choose from Pink Lady Chocolate, to pre-packaged lollies from the UK and Holland, to an assortment of...
Port Campbell Trading Company
Port Campbell Trading Company is a quirky little coastal shop with an eclectic mix of surf hardware, surf and fashion clothing, accessories, footwear, jewellery, Australian crafts, giftware and more.
Port Campbell Shopping
Port Campbell Shopping is a locally run Friendly Grocer general store in the heart of Port Campbell.
Around town
Nearby restaurants
The Alcove Cafe
Please note that due to COVID restrictions The Alcove Cafe will be operating a limited menu and take away only.
Forage on the Foreshore
Forage on the Foreshore is a restaurant situated along the Port Campbell beach front on the Great Ocean Road only 10-minute drive from the Twelve Apostles.
12 Rocks Beach Bar Cafe
12 Rocks Beach Bar Cafe is a family owned and run business on the beach front of the seaside village of Port Campbell.
REAL Pizza Pasta Salads
REAL Pizza Pasta Salads (formerly Nico's) is an Australian pizza and pasta restaurant with many differences. REAL Pizza Pasta Salads believe deeply that your food becomes you.
12 Apostles Food Artisans
The 12 Apostles Gourmet Trail gives visitors to the 12 Apostles Coast and Hinterland the chance to experience amazing artisan food and beverage destinations with gourmet cheese makers, single malt whisky, rich Timboon Ice Cream, chocolate, fudge, beer, olives and strawberries.
Sow and Piglets Microbrewery
From its rugged coastline to the renowned 12 Apostles nearby, through to its wonderful village streets and perfect beach, Port Campbell is the ideal place to brew beer.
Recommended accommodation
View with a Brew @ Daysy Hill Country Cottages, Port Campbell
Time to treat yourself … stay three nights ... take 25% off ... & your first sunset drink is on us!
Picture yourself on the deck as the sun sets behind the western horizon. A local Sow & Piglets beer in your hand as a great introduction to the amazing gourmet produce our region has to offer.
The Port O Call
Cosy and intimate, the Port O Call Accommodation is delightfully situated in a charming native garden on the main street of this unique fishing village.
Sounds of the Sea Bed and Breakfast
Sounds of the Sea B&B offers two delightful double rooms which each open on to a tranquil garden setting.
Blueview Apartments
Blueview Apartments are located just near the seaside village of Port Campbell, about 15 minutes drive from the world famous 12 Apostles.
Daysy Hill Country Cottages
Daysy Hill Country Cottages Port Campbell provides country indulgence and spacious seclusion at the heart of the Shipwreck Coast.
Port Central Apartments
The Port Central Apartments offer spacious and modern styled accommodation with soaring timber-lined ceilings. Ideally located in the centre of Port Campbell, only 150 metres from the beach.
What to see & do
Port Campbell Shopping
Port Campbell Shopping is a locally run Friendly Grocer general store in the heart of Port Campbell.
Binocular Loan
Due to Covid-19, all equipment hire has been suspended.
Pop in to the Port Campbell Visitor Information Centre and hire a set of binoculars to watch the penguins come home after sunset or for a close up view of this amazing coastline.
Port Campbell Trading Company
Port Campbell Trading Company is a quirky little coastal shop with an eclectic mix of surf hardware, surf and fashion clothing, accessories, footwear, jewellery, Australian crafts, giftware and more.
Great Ocean Road Trike Tours
Great Ocean Road Trike Tours offer one of the most exciting ways to explore The Great Ocean Road.
Port Campbell suspension bridge
The impressive Port Campbell suspension bridge is in fact the third suspension bridge constructed to provide community and visitor access across the Campbell's creek estuary.
Fishing local Estuaries
Estuarine species to be targeted include bream, mullet, trevally, estuary perch, mulloway and short finned eel. The upper layers of water not far upstream of the mouth will occasionally yield brown trout.
Walk Run Ride
Port Campbell Discovery Walk (Extended) 6km
Check out one of the most underrated trails on the coast, The link track to the lookout is worth the views (and the steps) and we through in a tour of town, Port Campbell Jetty and the lookouts on the townships Eastern headland. Enjoy!
Princetown - Port Campbell Great Ocean Road Return 36km
Cyclists riding the western end of the Great Ocean Road for the first time will be surprised by how little traffic it carries in the mornings before 11am. Click here for a short video that will tell you everything you need to know.
The Wonky Stingray 43km
Plenty of options for ocean views and scenic stops along this 40km route. Best in the mornings when you just may encounter more riders than vehicles. Check out our short video and allow time for photos!
Active Adventure
Click through for more walking, running and cycling options.
