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About Barwon Heads
In 1959 the closing scenes of the film “On the Beach”, based on a Neville Shute novel about the end of the world, were filmed in Barwon Heads. For the next 40 years Barwon Heads was just another sleepy seaside holiday destination until it was used as the location for the hugely successful ABC-TV series “Sea Change”. It became a place where people wanted to go to check out the television locations; the seaside Ramsay St. In the past decade Barwon Heads has become subject to what is colloquially known in some parts of Australia as the 'sea change effect'. Since the “Sea Change” television series first aired in 1998 there has been a significant increase in tourism and real estate sales in Barwon Heads and its sister town, Ocean Grove, on the other side of the Barwon River. Read more about Barwon Heads.
Barwon Heads Accommodation
Barwon Heads has little in the way of large commercial accommodation. There is the Barwon Heads Hotel with limited accommodation, but great atmosphere and music. In Barwon Heads you will find self contained accommodation, self catering cottages or cabins, bed and breakfast accommodation (sometimes referred to as b and b’s, b & b’s, b n b’s, bnb’s or bed & breakfasts), guesthouses, holiday houses, apartments or units (condos for North American travelers) and caravan parks & tourist parks. Across the river in Ocean Grove you will find motels, resorts, retreats and more caravan parks. Use the SEARCH BOX above to find individual properties.
What to See and Do
Beaches
Safe swimming can be enjoyed from the long sandy river foreshore (access via Flinders Parade or off Ewing Blyth Drive) at the river mouth. Thirteenth Beach (because it is behind the13th hole of the golf course) is a popular ocean beach (access off the Barwon Heads-Torquay Rd.)
Safe swimming can be enjoyed from the long sandy river foreshore (access via Flinders Parade or off Ewing Blyth Drive) at the river mouth. Thirteenth Beach (because it is behind the13th hole of the golf course) is a popular ocean beach (access off the Barwon Heads-Torquay Rd.)
Parks and Walks
A walking-cycling track follows Ewing Blyth Drive. Another passes through Village Park (where there are picnic facilities and a playground), connecting Geelong Rd and Wandin Crescent.
A walking-cycling track follows Ewing Blyth Drive. Another passes through Village Park (where there are picnic facilities and a playground), connecting Geelong Rd and Wandin Crescent.
The Bluff
'The Bluff' (also known as Barwon Head) extends out from the south-eastern corner of town beyond the river mouth. Bluff Rd (which runs off Ewing Blyth Drive) leads to a carpark, an ocean lookout and walking tracks. A monument honours those killed in the wreck of the Earl of Charlemont in 1853.
'The Bluff' (also known as Barwon Head) extends out from the south-eastern corner of town beyond the river mouth. Bluff Rd (which runs off Ewing Blyth Drive) leads to a carpark, an ocean lookout and walking tracks. A monument honours those killed in the wreck of the Earl of Charlemont in 1853.
The Jirrahlinga Koala and Wildlife Sanctuary
To get to the Wildlife Sanctuary head north on Sheepwash Rd from the roundabout where the Geelong-Barwon Heads Rd, Golf Links Rd and Sheepwash Rd meet. Turn left onto Taits Rd and you will soon see the sanctuary to the right. It is open daily from 9.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m.
To get to the Wildlife Sanctuary head north on Sheepwash Rd from the roundabout where the Geelong-Barwon Heads Rd, Golf Links Rd and Sheepwash Rd meet. Turn left onto Taits Rd and you will soon see the sanctuary to the right. It is open daily from 9.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m.
Breamlea
Breamlea is about 10 km west on the coast, between Barwon Heads and Torquay. Beneath the high sand dunes is Bancoora, a well-known surfing beach. Access is via the Barwon Heads-Torquay Rd which runs off Ewing Blyth Drive.
Breamlea is about 10 km west on the coast, between Barwon Heads and Torquay. Beneath the high sand dunes is Bancoora, a well-known surfing beach. Access is via the Barwon Heads-Torquay Rd which runs off Ewing Blyth Drive.
Reedy Swamp and Lake Connewarre
Just to the north-west of Barwon Heads are Lake Connewarre and Reedy Swamp which are important migratory bird habitats. Access is via a series of roads which run off the Barwon Heads-Geelong Rd..
Just to the north-west of Barwon Heads are Lake Connewarre and Reedy Swamp which are important migratory bird habitats. Access is via a series of roads which run off the Barwon Heads-Geelong Rd..
For more information on the above read “What to See and Do”.
Tours and Tour Companies
Have the local experts show you the spots you don’t know about and would never find on your own, or have a unique experience through an organized tour.
Take a look at Tours and Tour Companies along the Great Ocean Road.
Car and Camper Hire
The ideal way to tour The Great Ocean Road is with your own transport. If you don’t have your own wheels, or want to camp out why not hire or rent a car, motor home, campervan, caravan or camper trailer. These can be arranged from Melbourne, Geelong, Adelaide or one of the main towns along the Great Ocean Road. For rental companies look at our Car and Camper Hire information.
Flights
The major airports are Melbourne’s Tullamarine and Avalon, near Geelong. To book and save on your airfare … Flights
Spas & Health Retreats
Why not indulge the senses, pamper the body and just relax …Spas & Health Retreats
Shops and Galleries
There are unique specialty shops and wonderful craft and art galleries to tempt you with a memento of your holiday … Shops and Galleries
Barwon Heads Restaurants
Barwon Heads restaurants and cafes offer pleasant local eating, but for a greater variety cross the river to Ocean Grove. For Barwon Heads and Great Ocean Road restaurants see Restaurants.
Wineries & Vineyards
West from Breamlea along the Torquay Rd there is a turnoff on the right into Minya Lane where you will find the Minya Winery which is open by appointment. With nearly 170 wineries and vineyards along the Great Ocean Road and the surrounding areas of Geelong and the Bellarine Penisula, there is more than enough boutique wines to attract the wine connoisseur or … Wineries & Vineyards
Clubs & Sports
The Barwon Heads Golf Club is considered one of Victoria's most scenic as it is set situated amidst rolling, coastal hills and sand dunes with outstanding oceanic views. The towns of the Great Ocean Road are known for beautiful locations for golf courses, bowls and other sporting clubs. Several have spectacular views of the southern ocean and a few come with the added attraction of natural fauna … See more information on Clubs & Sports
How to Get to Barwon Heads
Barwon Heads is situated on the Bellarine Peninsula 22 km south-east of Geelong and 95 km south-west of Melbourne, approximately an hour and a half from Melbourne on the Princes Highway and Barwon Heads Road.. More information How to Get to There
Events 2009
Barwon Heads Festival of the Sea in March. For more details on events for Barwon Heads and the Great Ocean Road …Check out Events 2009.
Surf Cam, Weather & Climate
Check out the nearby live surf video camera or get an idea of the weather forecast for the next 24 hours or 7 days … Surf Cam, Weather & Climate
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