Whichever direction you choose to travel around the Bellarine, you’ll realise that the more you look the more you will discover.
Just over an hour from Melbourne and with the townships generally not more than 10 kilometres apart, there is plenty to see on a day tour or stop in one place for the perfect short break. Located on a Peninsula, Portarlington offers sweeping views of both Corio Bay and across Port Phillip Bay to the Melbourne Skyline.
One of the largest villages on The Bellarine, Portarlington has excellent dining facilities and services and is central to many of the outstanding wineries in the region. Spend some time to discover the shops, or exploring the local market held on the last Sunday of every month. Combing the best of local farmgates, wineries and spas with an array of outdoors activities and a touch of history – Portarlington is the perfect escape for families, food and wine lovers or romantic couple retreats.
Local Farmgates & Eateries
Famous for it’s sublime locally-harvested mussels, the town has a reputation for fine dining, with excellent restaurants and cafes lining the main street and on the pier. The pubs are a must stop to experience the friendly locals, great food and hear a yarn or two.
Outdoors
Plenty of boat ramps for those keen on fishing and sea travel, lovely shady parks on the foreshore, great bike tracks and a scenic golf course are just some of the highlights
Find out more about Portarlington & the region -
Portarlington Tourism Website
Portarlington Golf Club
Portarlington travel guide
Location of Sunset Cottage Portarlington accommodation -
