Lorne Victoria Australia this beach side town on Victoria’s Great Ocean Road is 14.3km (1hr 56min) from Melbourne CBD. The safe bathing beach and the challenging surf at the Loutit Bay’s South end makes Lorne very appealing to the visitor. Experience. all Lorne Victoria Australia has to offer.
Art & Culture
Situated in the Great Ocean Road Heritage Centre, located in Lorne’s Visitor Complex you can experience the real Great Ocean Road story in a purpose-built permanent exhibition. Indulge in some culture, Qdos Fine Arts hosts 10 solo exhibitions annually.
For the family:
Enjoy family fun, at Lorne Sea Baths a family entertainment centre with Activities for kids. Or just let them enjoy Lorne’s foreshore playground.
Outdoor Activities:
There are plenty of outdoor activities to keep the visitor amused such as; With one of the best piers along the coast, Lorne is home to outstanding offshore fishing · Lorne is the perfect place for surfers of all skill · Walks of Lorne With over 60km of marked ·Whales can often be seen from Lorne Beach, Point Grey or Teddy’s Lookout, frolicking freely and spurting water with their young.
For a small coastal town, Lorne boasts a large number of restaurants and cafes. Lorne, for the traveller of the Great Ocean Road is a must visit food spot with fresh local produce on offer. Like the town, most of the restaurants have a relaxed and casual atmosphere and stunning views!
Lorne’s quality restaurants including Mantra Brasserie 144 , Fangos and Fangos the in house restaurant at Cumberland Resort, MoVida at Lorne Hotel, Banks at the Bowling Club. Lorne has many quality eateries for you to savour. There are 3 boutique wineries close to Lorne with cellar door. Blake’s Estate at Deans Marsh. Dinny Goonan Wines at Bambra and Gosling Creek at Murroon.
The Lorne cinema was constructed in 1937 and opened by the Lorne Picture Theatre Company. The beautiful double-storey rendered concrete façade is art deco in style and provides a rare example of a cinema that retains the single screen format and of the modern style used in a rural location.
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