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Australian National Surfing Museum Great Ocean Road Tourist Attraction

The Australian National surfing Museum opened its doors in December 1993 in Torquay Victoria.

Australia’s first dedicated surfing history museum was soon recognized by the International Surfing Association as “A place of surfing significance”.

The Australian National Surfing Museum is located 103 kilometres west of Melbourne, approximately a one-hour twenty minute drive.

It charts Australia’s significant contribution to the development of surfing around the world.

Through the colourful and exciting permanent displays of an extraordinary collection of surfcraft, important surfing artefacts and memorabilia, the museum commemorates Australia’s fantastic surfing heritage.

Australia’s first dedicated surfing history museum was soon recognized by the International Surfing Association as “A place of surfing significance”.

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A way to see the Australian National Surfing Museum is to book a tour through a tour operator, and enjoy the museum.

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Other Victoria tourist destinations to visit are.

Melbourne. The Murray. The Goldfields. Yarra Valley & Dandenong Ranges. Mornington Peninsula. Bellarine Peninsula. High Country. Phillip Island. Gippsland.