3 Best Places To Visit in Warrnambool VIC

We bought the day/night ticket for ourselves and our grandchildren. It’s great value in that the ticket can be used for two consecutive day entrances as well as one night show. There are a lot of interesting items on display from shipwrecks around the coast and the village itself is well setup. It’s beautifully maintained and the boys had some clues or items to find on their way around which kept them interested as well. We bought lunch at the café and it was reasonably priced, which was a pleasant surprise, and had gluten free options as well. The night show was amazing. It tells the story of the whale hunting and also the sinking of the Loch Ard and its cargo. The children are 5, 8 and 12 and were all fascinated. Highly recommend the experience.

Spent a lovely afternoon wandering around the village. Loved seeing all the buildings and how they would have looked back in time. We had afternoon tea in the tea room. They had gluten free options, Our group got, a raspberry slice scones and chocolate milkshakes. The raspberry slice was very tasty. The museum part was very interesting with a lot of information and items on display from the Loch Ard wreck. There is also a well stocked gift shop with a good variety of items. The staff were very friendly and happy to help us and tell us about some of the items. Definitely recommend you give this place a visit.

Beautiful and interesting place, well worth a visit. Day visit was good to stroll around the village and admire the lovely views. Night show was well presented and a good way to learn about the areas ship wreck history.

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This is a small garden, very well laid out and maintained, with large, significant trees and sweeping lawns. The path winds past a fountain, historic well, sundial, fernery, rotunda and lake with a bridge. For us, the large, noisey bat colony was particularly fascinating. There is a nature based play space for kids. Public toilets are also available in the fenced garden area. Well worth a visit.

I can’t believe this place is real. So beautiful, so peaceful and very well maintained. I’ve never actually used the word ‘tranquil’ before but it’s the only word that describes this place. Nice picnic areas and benches and very clean restrooms. There are fish, ducks and we even saw a little turtle in the pond, and the trees have plaques explaining their origin and purpose.

Very beautiful and well maintained Botanical Gardens. Lovely water area with bridge, plenty of bird life. Children enjoy the wooden balance/sand area very much, there are plenty of different obstacles to try. Well maintained toilets within the gardens also.

Logan Beach was beautiful and with soft off white sand.Great place for surfing from what I could see the surfers catching awesome waves.Love the magical scenery which makes you enjoy a long walk on the beach.Great lookout point for all to enjoy and plenty of parking spots.This is a must to do when visiting Warranmbool.

Great whale watching platform with information boards. Popular surfing spot. And native birds. We came on a Sunday afternoon and we found parking easily enough. Toilets are at a different spot within 3 minutes drive away.

Amazing experience. So serene. There is no tickets to purchase, its free to public, can go to beach, rather waiting on platform.