Port Fairy Motor Inn, Great Ocean Road Hotel or Motel Accommodation, Port Fairy

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Check In Instructions

Check In 2pm Check Out 10am Reception Hours 8.30am 9pm Please note a night bell is available for a late Check In, however please contact Port Fairy Motor Inn to advise. A Credit Card imprint will be taken at the time of booking as a Security Deposit to compensate for any damages that may occur in the duration of your stay.

Things To Do

The Port Fairy Visitor Information Centre in Bank Street has extensive information about the town. Of particular interest are the brochures which outline suitable historic walks around the town. There are over 50 historic buildings in Port Fairy and it makes sense to get a map and a brochure before attempting to explore them. There is a brochure which nominates only 13 which is manageable for those who do not wish to see all the important buildings in town. Port Fairy History Centre Located in Gipps Street the History Centre has a good display of memorabilia and photographs which capture a sense of what the town was like in the late 19th and early 20th century. It is located on the old Court House which dates from 1859 and is a fine example of a design by the Public Works Department which was built out of local bluestone. It was once the home of sittings for the Supreme Court, Quarter Sessions and the Magistrates Court. It is huge and the ceilings are a reminder of the importance of the town when the building was completed. It is open Wednesdays and weekends 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.; daily during school holidays. Other times by appointment. Boats on the Moyne River at Port Fairy Port Fairy Wharves In many ways the greatest attraction of Port Fairy is simply to park your car down beside the Moyne River and go for a walk. The walk along the wharves is delightful and can take you up into the town (if you head north) or towards Griffiths Island if you head south. The wharves are used by casual anglers as well as the commercial anglers who bring their catch in from the Southern Ocean. Griffiths Island If you continue south on Gipps Street you will reach a point where you can walk across a footbridge to Griffiths Island. This is a delightful way to spend a few hours. There is a track around the island which includes the Mutton Bird Viewing point and the lighthouse on the island's eastern extremity.

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Contact Details:

Port Fairy Motor Inn
124 Princes Highway
Port Fairy VIC 3284