The first sign of gentrification in Portland is this Melbourne-style cafe doing single-origin coffees and a contemporary brunch menu. Most items are made in-house, with the likes of jalapeño corn fritters, homemade crumpets, sausage rolls and lunch specials that usually include a burger option. It's a classy space inside a 19th-century building, and there's a bar offering regional wines and beers.
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Lonely Planet's must-see attractions
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Bird-lovers won't want to miss the opportunity to visit Australia's only mainland gannet colony, which can be viewed from a platform at Point Danger…
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Set along the Great South West Walk is this superb purpose-built whale-viewing platform that looks out to stupendous views of the ocean. Free mounted…
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The grassy precinct overlooking the harbour has several heritage bluestone buildings. The Customs House (1850) is still a working office, but on weekdays…
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Portland Maritime Discovery Centre
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Visit for excellent displays on shipwrecks and Portland's whaling history. Other highlights include a sperm-whale skeleton that washed ashore, a giant…
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This restored 1886 cable tram (now diesel powered) does four to five trips a day, plying a circular 7.4km route on a track laid in 2002 that links the…
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The third-oldest botanical gardens in Victoria (behind those in Melbourne and Geelong), this peaceful spot is a lovely place to stroll or enjoy a picnic…
Nearby Great Ocean Road attractions
1. Portland Maritime Discovery Centre
0.3 MILES
Visit for excellent displays on shipwrecks and Portland's whaling history. Other highlights include a sperm-whale skeleton that washed ashore, a giant…
2. World War II Memorial Lookout
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While the old water tower (c 1932) houses an interesting WWII collection donated by locals, it's of most interest for its commanding 360-degree views of…
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The grassy precinct overlooking the harbour has several heritage bluestone buildings. The Customs House (1850) is still a working office, but on weekdays…
4. Powerhouse Motor & Car Museum
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Set in a massive shed decorated with motor paraphernalia is this car enthusiast's dream, featuring 40 vintage and classic Australian and international…
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Located in the former town hall (1863), this interesting museum details Portland's rich colonial and maritime history. There's also info on the drama…
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Set along the Great South West Walk is this superb purpose-built whale-viewing platform that looks out to stupendous views of the ocean. Free mounted…
0.86 MILES
This restored 1886 cable tram (now diesel powered) does four to five trips a day, plying a circular 7.4km route on a track laid in 2002 that links the…
0.87 MILES
The third-oldest botanical gardens in Victoria (behind those in Melbourne and Geelong), this peaceful spot is a lovely place to stroll or enjoy a picnic…