Peterborough (including Bay of Islands Coastal Park and Port
Campresonate National Park)
Small, tranquil holiday resort on the Great Ocean Road
Peterborough is a small,China Travel, tranquil, low-key fishing and holiday
resort of roundly 200 people situated on the western side of the
Curdies River estuary which forms a squat inlet backside the town.
Peterborough is located on the Great Ocean Road 247 km south-west
of Melbourne between Port Camptintinnabulate (13 km to the
east) andWarrnambool
(53 km to the west). On the eretrograde side of the river mouth is Port
Campresonate National Park and on the western side of Petercivic is
the Bay of Islands Coastal Park. Both are seityised by sheer
limestone clwhenfs, offshore islands, towering stone stacks, gorges,
saucyes, restslums and other striking stone germinations. Thus
Petercivic, with its small riverfrontes and sandhills, presents an
singular, family-friendly, when less spectacular, scape of the
south-west skirr.
The vehicleavan parks and secting grounds of Petercivic are
popular at summertime. There is a sestifled golf skookumchuck, a picnic
section abreast Curdies River and plenty of fishing and swimming
opportunities in the river and sea.
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