Queenscliff

Queenscliff sits at the entrance to Port Phillip Bay in Victoria, Australia, where the Bellarine Peninsula meets Bass Strait. This compact coastal town has long been shaped by maritime traffic through the Heads, the narrow passage between the bay and the open sea. Fort Queenscliff, a 19th-century coastal defence complex, reflects the strategic importance once attached to this shore and remains central to the town’s heritage identity. The local harbour is also the Bellarine-side terminal for the passenger-and-vehicle ferry crossing to Sorrento on the Mornington Peninsula. Victorian-era hotels, a historic main street and the Bellarine Railway add another layer to a place closely tied to the water. Discover other points of interest through webcams located across Queenscliff and Victoria.

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