Port Fairy is a great place to visit - especially if you appreciate a very good golf course. The town has great historical interest and is well appointed for tourists. This part of Victoria is very exposed to the weather so the traveller needs to check the weather in advance and take clothes to suit.

Port fairy is a beautiful, quiet and very much upmarket town with excellent shops, cafes and one or two good looking restaurants. There are peaceful, interesting nature walks and a picturesque wharf and boardwalk. Gorgeous!

Beautiful small town with lots of walking to be had. Easy access to Cafes and restaurants. Lots on offer close by - Koroit, Tower Hill Nature Reserve, Warrnambool to the east and Portland, Cape Bridgewater and Mt Gambier to the west.

We visited Port Fairy as part of a drive along the Great Ocean Road in November 2023. We really loved the place. Very walkable. We particularly enjoyed the waterfront along the Moyne River and the wildlife on Griffiths Island. Had a lovely and good value meal at Alexo Pizza and Bistro (and the robot waiter was a real novelty). My wife said the coffee and cake at the Mill (across the road from Alexo) was some of the best she had ever tasted. The East Beach was miles of glorious sand. Would have loved to stay longer, but we had to get to Hall’s Gap in the Grampians. We did stop at nearby Tower Hill on the way north, but didn’t really have time to do that justice. Can’t wait to visit again, but not sure when that will be as we live thousands of miles away in the UK.

East beach is fabulous for a swim. Griffith island a great walkway for wildlife, the port is really pretty. Once a month (?) on a Sunday (?), they fire a cannon at midday (it's very cool!) Make sure you go the the mexican restaurant on the main street - freshly made tacos, burritos, quesedillas etc, made to your liking - delish! Would have liked to stay longer!!

Port Fairy is a very pretty seaside town with an interesting history. Beaches are in walking distance from the centre of town and there is a wealth of different activities to be engaged in if more energetic pursuits are required. Cafes abound on the main street and shopping precinct. Try the Merrijig ( drinks in the garden 3pm-6pm Friday-Sunday)or Blakes for your restaurant experience and watch for Yve, opening for dinner in the coming months. Check websites for opening hours and seating availability.