ATTRACTION PORT FAIRY

Living in Port Fairy, Eclectic Designs Glass Blowing Studio are always aware of the colour combinations of water and sand and how rapidly they change with the weather. The artists love to play with these colours and constantly experiment with new ways to apply them to glass. Enamelling on blown shapes, incorporating shards or delicately constructing tiny flowers embedded in beads are just a few of the ways they can interpret all the variations in nature and love the immediacy of working with molten glass. Speed is essential and any hesitation will disrupt the rhythm and the glass will freeze. It's a very exciting medium.

Port Fairy Massage offer deep tissue, remedial, sports and relaxation massage to clients in Port Fairy. Carrie Skeen is an accredited member of the Australia Association of Massage Therapists and has been treating clients in Port Fairy since 2012. Port Fairy Massage is health fund accredited. Gift vouchers are available for purchase. Please visit the website for more information.

The Port Fairy Day Spa invites you to experience peaceful ambience and ensure your time is spent in total indulgence and bliss. Customising every treatment to every client is an integral part of The Port Fairy Day Spa's holistic approach to beauty and health. As you enter The Port Fairy Day Spa you become the focus of attention, with your therapist ensuring that absolute care and results driven treatments are utilised in order to empower you to release your true beauty, hidden within. Browse the gift store for the South West's largest swimwear range combined with ample clothing and gifts. Combining relaxation and shopping, The Port Fairy Day Spa is a must on your great ocean road getaway

Port Fairy Golf Club is less than five minutes from the centre of charming, historic Port Fairy, which lies 290 kilometres west of Melbourne along the Princes Highway in the Shipwreck Coast and Great Ocean Road Tourism regions. The Links Course was designed by Michael Clayton and is situated right along the coastline making for some spectacular views, while the course itself is consistently voted in the Top 50 public access courses in Australia. Clubhouse facilities including bar and catering are available along with a stocked Pro Shop.

Whale Bone Gallery is a co-operative retail art gallery in Port Fairy, a small coastal village at the end of the Great Ocean Road in the south west of Victoria. The gallery is run by its artist members and features examples of some of the finest work of this region. The artists include Jill Edwards, Robert Gatt, Freya Marriott, Heather Wood and Berit Hampel. They work in a variety of media including paint, ink, textiles, glass, jewellery and photography. As well as presenting an interesting collection of individual works, both large and small, the artists come together to work collaboratively on installations and two major exhibitions of new work annually. ​ Drop by the gallery to chat with the artists. They are always happy to share their creative journeys with visitors.

The Port Fairy Art Map is a collection of galleries and studios open to the public in an easy walking distance in Port Fairy. Spend some time strolling around Port Fairy visiting the various galleries and studios in town. A hard copy of the Art Map is available for free from the Port Fairy Visitor information centre or from participating venues.