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Victoria Travel Guide Edit This The best resource for sights, hotels, restaurants, bars, what to do and see Kerferd Road pier Kerferd Road pier James Harris Although the gold prospectors nearly got down-hearted, things changed around the 1850s. It turned out to be that most of what glistered in the Victorian soil actually was gold. The rich goldfields of Ballarat and Bendigo regions attracted hopeful immigrants from all over the world who came to one of the smallest states of Australia in the hope to find their fortune. Victoria slowly changed from a small pastoral area into Australia’s financial capital. Melbourne is the state’s capital and the second-largest city of Australia. It is one of those cities where you can find everything. Find out for yourself whether it is entitled to claim the title of cultural capital. Famed for the diversity of resturants and cafes in the famous Lygon St Carlton throught to the heady highs of the Melbourne Formula 1 Grand Prix held right in the city. There sure are a lot of cultural events going on and people attend more community events, such as sport games and watching groovy bands. A lot of people set off for a visit to the former goldfields or one of the nearby National Parks. The residents are known to be friendlier and more casual than in NSW. If you plan on visiting the city and need to find everything in one place, try coming in March when the F1 Grand Prix circus is in town, togther with the Moomba Festival following closely in the Melbourne Comedy Festival. If you have more time, Melbourne is famed as being able to surf in the morning, hike or browse in a winery over lunch and ski in the afternoons, it's all here. The seaside offers some excellent views of nature’s forces. You might know the Great Ocean Road, a fabulous drive along the coast that offers beaches, waves and perfect places to go walking or simply enjoy the scenery. The seascape also known as the ShipWreck Coast feature famous natural features such as the 12 Apostles and is the home of the surfing meca Bells Beach. If you want to see more of nature at its best, go to the Victorian Alps in the northeast area. The ski slopes are the best down here and the area is also offers excellent opportunities for bush-walking and horse riding. Basically, whatever you want you can find in Victoria using Melbourne as the jumpoff or base for your trips. Be it seeing the native flora and fauna at the world famous Heallsville Sactuary or Melbourne Zoo, going into anyone of the 100+ National and Satae Parks and Forests, hiking, climbing, white water rafting, hot air balloning, F1 Cars, 500cc Motor Cycle Grand Prixs, airshows, or opera, ballet and simple cultural happenings. It's all to be found here in Melbourne. Known as the Event Capital of Australia. _________National Parks Edit This The best known national parks in Victoria include the Grampians, Wilson's Promontory, and the Alpine National Park, the largest in the State. The Grampians is situated in Western Victoria and consists of a series of ragged mountain ranges, interspersed with rivers, lakes, and Hall's Gap, a township in the mountains. Wilson's Promontory is described as Victoria's best-loved national park, and is on the southern tip of mainland Australia. Camping, walking and swimming are the principal activities in this park, with the main campground Tidal River, requiring a ballot entry booking 12 months in advance during peak periods. There are also 12 outstation camping areas, all which require booking. The park is home to possibly Victoria's best beaches, including Sealer's Cove, Refuge Cove and Waterloo Bay on the eastern side, and Norman Bay and Squeaky Beach the most popular on the western side. The eastern beaches are sheltered and often deserted. The Alpine national park includes eight out of Victoria's nine 1800m peaks, the highest of which is Mt. Bogong, at 1986m. Three major ski resorts, Mt. Buller, Falls Creek and Mt. Hotham are within the boundaries of the park, and there are many ski touring opportunities. There are more than 75 national parks in Victoria, some of which are unspectacular, and others are unforgettable. Victoria's national parks are it's biggest assets. [Add New] Wyperfeld National Park Edit This type: general World66 rating: [rate it] Port Campbell National Park Edit This type: general World66 rating: [rate it] Errinundra National Park Edit This type: general World66 rating: [rate it] Little Desert National Park Edit This type: general World66 rating: [rate it] Tarra-Bulga National Park Edit This type: general World66 rating: [rate it] Murray-Sunset National Park Edit This type: general World66 rating: [rate it] Baw Baw National Park Edit This type: general World66 rating: [rate it] Mitchell River National Park Edit This type: general World66 rating: [rate it] Snowy River National Park Edit This type: general World66 rating: [rate it] Big Desert Wilderness Area Edit This type: general World66 rating: [rate it] __________Day Trips Edit This There are many possible day-trips that you can do, with Melbourne as your base. A trip down the Great Ocean Road could consist of a rather long and rushed day-trip, or a more relaxed trip over a few days. Littered with small seaside towns and beaitiful coastal scenery, it is indeed one of the great places to drive in Australia. For coastal scenery, nothing beats the sights like the Twelve Apostles and Loch Ayrd Gorge close to Port Campbell. If you like lighthouses, there is a splendid one to visit at Cape Otway. Also, there are lovely seaside towns to visit, like Lorne and Apollo Bay. _______Beaches Edit This i therunawayfound Victoria has some fine beaches where you can, besides lying in the sun and enjoying a swim, surf on the impressive waves that clasp onto shore. Port Campbell, a popular resort, offers besides some interesting sights a good beach. Phillip Island’s south coast claims to have some of the best beaches in the country. Besides waves, you can also spot penguins, occasionally white sharks (!) and marvellous scenery. When you can’t decide yet, just go along the Great Ocean Road and stop at places such as Torquay and its famous Bells Beach. [Add Beach] Gunamatta Edit This type: general World66 rating: [rate it] Phillip Island Edit This Check out Woolamai, Surfies Point and Cat bay. type: general World66 rating: [rate it] Torquay Edit This Footprints Footprints photo by: therunawayfound The famous Bells Beach is located here. type: general World66 rating: [rate it] _________Things to do Edit This [Add Activity] Falls Creek (Village Bowl and Sun Valley) Edit This This is one of Victoria’s largest ski resorts. The two main skiing areas are Village Bowl and Sun Valley. Plenty of accommodation facilities and restaurants with good food will make relaxation even easier after a hard day’s work in the snow. There are excellent trails for cross-country skiing. type: Skiing World66 rating: [rate it] Mt Buller Edit This Mt Buller is 200 kms away from Melbourne and a paradise for ski lovers. It has over 25 lifts and when you don’t feel like skiing, try the local cinema or play a game of indoor tennis. type: Skiing World66 rating: [rate it] Mt Hotham Edit This One of the best place to go to when you want to have snow guarantee. type: Skiing World66 rating: [rate it] Mt Hotham Edit This The highest alpine resort in Victoria. type: Skiing World66 rating: [rate it] Mt.Buffalo Edit This type: Skiing World66 rating: [rate it] Ryan Paul Men's Club Edit This type: Gay and Lesbian World66 rating: [rate it] ClosingTime: Saturdays 8pm till late tel: (03)98016326 Bookings (Saturdays only): Mr Williams (03)98016326 type: Other World66 rating: [rate it] accessibility: Club type: Gay and Lesbian tel: (03)98016326 address: Melbourne, Victoria, Australia