Tower Hill Warrnambool

Port Fairy i stayed for 2 days,

It was great, as soon as i arrived my bags were dumped at 6:30 pm and i was off to see the beauty around me. The sea is all around you here and only 5 mins walk away. The whole time my i tunes were off and i just listened to the sound of the sea and birds. Such a peaceful sound for me. The waves are crazy …

It's midnight. I'm tired and I just pull the car into the Hostel after a 2 hours drive from Phillip Island. "Why the hell is the car reversing even though I don't have my foot on the accelerator?!"
"It doens't matter, we're back - lets go to bed"
"But I want to know...ah...Happy Birthday to me..Happy Birthday to me..."
"Your not meant …

In the morning we went into the village to buy gloves, and in my case, a snood! It was so, so cold compared to what we had experienced on the East Coast!

We then headed to the 'Whale Nursery'; the whale-watching spot at Logan's Beach. It is not the right season, but we were optimistic! We didn't see a thing. Still, it was a beautiful day …

Almost to the finish of the Great Ocean Road and we have decided to stay a few days at Warrnambool. Our first night campsite was at Thunder Point, a lookout situated on the fabulous foreshore of Lady Bay. We walked the foreshore promenade that stretches 5.7 klms from the Breakwater along the coastline to the Southern Right Whale Nursery at Logan's …

... a walk, get some food and then have a 'home cooked' meal with the remainder of our cellar door wine from Hunter Valley. The Tower Hill Reserve is pretty close to wilderness but with a few tracks put in to make it easier for the few tourists that take ...

... of Ships have sunk along the coast of Victoria and there are loads of Lighthouses everywhere. We stopped off at Tower Hill on route to Warrnambool. Its another extinct volcano that is now a National Park. There were emus wandering around the car park ...

... a short boardwalk to Thunder Point Coastal Reserve. We then headed out towards The Grampians National Park with our first stop at Tower Hill National Park where we did a short boardwalk around the reserve and saw emu's and kangaroos in the wild and also ...

... town with lots of different shops and restaurants. It's a resort town for alot of the Australians. Later we went to Tower Hill. It's an old volcano crater where wildlife roams about freely. Saw tons of Kangaroos and Koalas and Emus. Absolutely the ...

... to calve. We were a little too early in the season to see any whales, but it was very interesting anyway! We went back to Tower Hill, to see more kangaroos and Koalas. We weren't dissapointed, there were heaps of them! One of the Koalas came out of a ...

... to the Maritime Village, a typical village of the late 1800s. On our second day here we drove out to the ‘Tower Hill which is a volcanic formation believed to have erupted about 32,000 years ago. It’s formation is known as a nested maar ...

... zu sichten sind. Im Sommer ist es hier jedoch leider eher unspektakulaer... Nicht weit entfernt, machten wir am Tower Hill, einem alten Vulkan, Halt. Die Gruppengemeinschaft war zu diesem Zeitpunkt schon deutlich besser als in den Morgenstunden und ...

Headed towards the great ocean road and drove through port fairy, tower hill reserve and warrambool. At warrambool we sat and had lunch overlooking the port then drove onto the port were one side over looked the beach and the other side was a beautiful ...

... factory and cheese factory in the hills, Lake Pertobe, the breakwall were I caught a few nice salmon, paddled about the lake, tower hill which is a crater filled with water and bird and animal life and even visited a few of the local ...

... also has been to Cheese World... with me in spirit.  We left Cheese World, a bit fuller than before, and drove to Tower Hill. It's a volcanic formation believed to have erupted about 30, 000 years ago, leaving a big crater with a hill in the middle ...