Torquay Holiday Park news
Otway Fly
Experience being up among the gigantic trees with this unique rainforest experience at Beech Forest. The Otway Fly offers tree-top walks along bridges and the chance to fly through the trees on a guided zip-line tour. For another option you can also combine this experience with a walk to the spectacular Triplet Falls, located within a...
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Bellarine Railway
Experience travel in heritage trains on the historic Bellarine Railway, built in 1879 between Queenscliff and Drysdale. There’s trips for adults and kids, including a Thomas the Tank and Musical Blues Train rides.
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Surf City Plaza
Embrace the beach lifestyle with cafes, surf shops and factory outlets selling major brands.
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Surf Coast Walk
Take in 30 kilometres of beautiful coastal scenery or choose to explore shorter sections of the Surf Coast Walk. This is a great way to see the region and experience both beach and bush.
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Surf World Museum
Just a stone’s throw from Torquay Holiday park, this is the world’s largest surfing-beach culture museum and home to the Australian Surfing Hall of Fame.
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Split Point Lighthouse
Affectionately known as ‘The White Queen’, the Split Point Lighthouse at Aireys Inlet is the famous setting for the TV series ‘Round the Twist. Offering amazing 360-degree coastal views, a guided tour will take you about 45 minutes.
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Great Ocean Road Surf Tours
Great Ocean Road Surf Tours can teach you to surf, with different boards for any age and experience level. Tours run daily from September to July.
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Queenscliff-Sorrento Ferry
Take a trip across Port Phillip Bay and visit another beautiful part of Victoria, the Mornington Peninsula. The Queenscliff and Sorrento car and passenger ferries cross southern Port Phillip Bay 24 times a day, every hour on the hour, from 7am to 6pm. Enjoy the serenity and look out for dolphins.
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Blazing Saddles Horse Riding
Ride horses along beaches or among wildlife in the Great Otway National Park or Otway Ranges.
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Great Ocean Road
Surf beaches, historic ports, whale lookouts, apostles, shipwrecks, waterfalls, breathtaking mountain ranges, rainforests and national parks – these are all part of the diverse and dramatic landscape that make up our world-renowned coastline. You can travel the Great Ocean Road from Torquay to Warrnambool in a day, or take your time and stop along the way.
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