HISTORICAL SITES AND HERITAGE LOCATIONS WOODFORD

The Great Ocean Road Tenpin Bowl is a must visit place for all your friends and family. Great Ocean Road Tenpin Bowl are Warrnambool's best entertainment destination for all ages with 12 lanes of fun. They cater for social and league bowling, birthday parties, corporate and social functions plus tons of arcade games. Every weekend they have 'Disco Bowling' when they turn the lights off, get the free Jukebox rocking and let the party begin. Beginner or Pro bowlers are catered for at Great Ocean Road Tenpin Bowl, as there are optional bumper bowling and ball ramps available. So bring the kids and your mates down and go bowling at Great Ocean Road Tenpin Bowl today!!

Try your luck at Mini Golf by the Sea, located adjacent to the spectacular foreshore and beside Warrnambool's famous Lake Pertobe Adventure Playground! Mini Golf by the Sea is also home of the famous jumping pillow and is fun for the entire family! Open seven days a week for your convenience, please contact for further details.

Welcome you to Logans Beach Spa and Fitness, home of the ultimate mind, skin and body experience. Escape the stresses of modern day living and unwind in the unique surroundings and privacy of Logans Beach Spa and Fitness whilst enjoying the ultimate experience in day spa's. Logans Beach Spa and Fitness is located in Warrnambool, the capital of Victoria's Great Ocean Road and provides everything you need for optimum health, well-being, fitness and beauty. Natural elements come together in the physical setting, also in the source of products and treatments. Relax in a haven dedicated to you, by the fire, or by the pool, in the most private and tranquil setting. Pevonia utilises active extracts from the earth and the sea which are combined with exotic aromatherapy essences to give you more energy and a sense of wellbeing

By day or by night Flagstaff Hill Maritime Village & Shipwrecked Sound and Laser Show is a must do - and winner of the past four Victorian State Tourism Awards, and several Museums Australia Awards. By day, Flagstaff Hill Maritime Village is a maritime village and museum built around 1858 state heritage listed Warrnambool Lighthouse. Reflecting the rich maritime atmosphere of the Shipwreck Coast, Flagstaff Hill is the ideal starting point to discover maritime history of the Shipwreck Coast and Great Ocean Road. More than 180 ships have come to grief along the Shipwreck Coast, with much of this tragic history being recounted at Flagstaff Hill. Holder of Victoria's largest maritime and shipwreck collection its feature pieces are the $4 million Loch Ard Peacock, a priceless relic from the wreck Loch Ard that in 1878 was lost at the now famous Loch Ard Gorge. You are taken on a voyage on an early immigrant ship through the multi media Gravesend Theatre, before arriving in the maritime village. By night, 'Shipwrecked' is a theatrical multi media and outdoor special effects experience that brings to life the tragic story of the Loch Ard disaster in a multi-million dollar Sound and Laser show that sails nightly at Flagstaff Hill. This is sure to be a highlight of your visit to the Shipwreck Coast. Dinner and Show packages are available each night. New Accommodation Offer! Yes now you can be the Lighthouse keeper for the night, or the week. The new Flagstaff Hill Lighthouse Lodge offers the highest quality accommodation overlooking Lady Bay Warrnambool. Winner 2011 Australian Accommodation Association. Best New Accommodation Product. Your only neighbour is the still operating Lady bay Lighthouses. Visit the website for further information.

Warrnambool Art Gallery has almost 2,000 artworks in its collection. Works range from European Salon Paintings of the 1800's, Colonial Artworks and Indigenous artefacts - to the Melbourne Modernists of the 1940's and contemporary art. For the past 125 years Warrnambool Art Gallery has facilitated extraordinary experiences through its Collection and an inspiring program in and beyond the Gallery. The Warrnambool Art Gallery offers a diverse collection of artworks, from elegant European salon paintings to the Avant-garde modernism of the Angry Penguins. Artworks range from the romanticised colonial landscapes of Eugene Von Guerard and Louis Buvelot, to contemporary Australian printmaking by Juan Davila, Barbara Hanrahan and Ray Arnold.