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The SUBSTATION
1 Market StArts and Cultural Centre.
Kofoed Pharmacy
7 Hall StChemist 400 meters from home.
Australia Post - Newport LPO
6 Hall St400 meters
Williamstown Hospital
76-77 Railway Cres5 minutes by car.
Newport Lakes Reserve
Large nature reserve.
Coles Williamstown
29 Douglas ParadeVery large supermarket.
Beautiful picnic area close to beach with barbecues available.
14 locals recommend
Williamstown Botanic Gardens
Osborne StreetBeautiful picnic area close to beach with barbecues available.
All information about the region.http://www.wificafespots.com/wifi/city/AU-VIC-Williamstown
Hobsons Bay Visitor Information Centre
1 Syme StAll information about the region.http://www.wificafespots.com/wifi/city/AU-VIC-Williamstown
https://www.timeout.com/melbourne/things-to-do/melbourne-hacks-to-make-your-life-easier
55 locals recommend
Melbourne
https://www.timeout.com/melbourne/things-to-do/melbourne-hacks-to-make-your-life-easier
Brunswick St Fitzroy is one of Melbournes great street strolls. Cafes, restaurants, bars , shopping, galleries. One of my top recommendations to my guests.
20 locals recommend
Brunswick Street
Brunswick StreetBrunswick St Fitzroy is one of Melbournes great street strolls. Cafes, restaurants, bars , shopping, galleries. One of my top recommendations to my guests.
Entertainment & Activities
Williamstown beach...great swimming.A couple of train stops away.
Williamstown Swimming & Life Saving Club
EsplanadeWilliamstown beach...great swimming.A couple of train stops away.
Bayfit Leisure Centre
257 Mason StSwimming Pool and Sauna
South Pacific Health Club Williamstown
North RoadExcellent local gym. Provides 7 day free trial membership.
Cafes and Restaurants
Siam Orchid Restaurant
145 Nelson Pl100 meters away. Thai Food.
Subway
15 Spencer St50 m away
Odd Spot Cafe
302 Melbourne Rd200 m away. Great Breakfast and lunch Cafe.
newport pizza
338 Melbourne RdPizza
Sangam Tandoori
135 Nelson PlIndian Takeaway
Cafe Cirino
133 Nelson PlAuthentic Italian-excellent coffee.
Cedar Grill
422 Melbourne RdGreat Souvlaki.
Ocean Breeze Fish n Chips
324 Melbourne RdGreat fish and chips!
The Pint of Milk
19 North RdExcellent food, great coffee and super staff.
The Backyard Est 2016
19 Mason StHeart of Hall - Cooking School & Cafe
17 Hall StSebastian
26 EsplanadeThe Kiosk by d'Asporto
99 EsplanadeGreat food and coffee on the beach!!!
Leroys Cafe
5 Mason StGood local cafe
Basil and Co
326 Melbourne Rd
Pango
24 Hall StreetLocal cafe
Arts & Culture
Scienceworks
2 Booker StExcellent Museum. 10 minute walk from train station at Spotswood.
The SUBSTATION
1 Market StParks & Nature
Armstrong Reserve
Park beside my street .
Greenwich Reserve
Melbourne Zoo/Poplar Rd station
"2 hours 50 minutes
Not every state has Australia’s southernmost mainland point, so you might as well take advantage of it while you’re here. After all, it’s a stunning place! We’re talking rainforests, clean beaches and granite mountains, and there’s a ton of amazing walking trails "
174 locals recommend
Wilsons Promontory National Park
"2 hours 50 minutes
Not every state has Australia’s southernmost mainland point, so you might as well take advantage of it while you’re here. After all, it’s a stunning place! We’re talking rainforests, clean beaches and granite mountains, and there’s a ton of amazing walking trails "
Williamstown SLSC station
Drinks & Nightlife
Junction Hotel Newport
15 Hall StRestaurant, Wine bar, Craft Beer or Cafe style food.
Prince Albert Hotel
149 Douglas ParadeGreat local bar, reasonable basic menu.
Two Birds Brewing
136 Hall StAward winning Local brewery and bar.
Sightseeing
Werribee Open Range Zoo
K RoadExcellent day out!
Werribee Park Mansion/Main Dr station
Main DriveSeaworks Maritime Precinct
82 Nelson Pl"Port Fairy
3 hours 20 minutes
A gorgeous fishing village at the end of the Great Ocean Road, Port Fairy is the perfect destination for a scenic drive. It’s quite a hefty trip, but we reckon you’ll forgive us as soon as you start browsing all the boutiques, antique stores, and art and craft shops the town has to offer. And if you head for the tranquil beach, you’ve got a good chance of glimpsing dolphins, seals and whales!
The town’s got a selection of charming eateries, but the delightfully British Clonmara is a definite highlight. If you want to cool off, look no further than Rachel’s Cafe & Ice Cream Shop."
60 locals recommend
Port Fairy
"Port Fairy
3 hours 20 minutes
A gorgeous fishing village at the end of the Great Ocean Road, Port Fairy is the perfect destination for a scenic drive. It’s quite a hefty trip, but we reckon you’ll forgive us as soon as you start browsing all the boutiques, antique stores, and art and craft shops the town has to offer. And if you head for the tranquil beach, you’ve got a good chance of glimpsing dolphins, seals and whales!
The town’s got a selection of charming eateries, but the delightfully British Clonmara is a definite highlight. If you want to cool off, look no further than Rachel’s Cafe & Ice Cream Shop."
"Phillip Island
2 hours
Rocky, rugged and roaring with life, Phillip Island is a spectacular setting for a summer getaway. The sheltered swimming beaches are lovely, and the island is famous as a surfing hotspot. If wildlife is your thing, there are heaps of animals scattered about, including seals, koalas, penguins and even whales off the coast. If you get the chance, you should try and visit Cowes Night Market, too.
Rusty Water Brewery Restaurant is one of the island’s best options for a beer and a bite, and Madcowes Café & Food Store is stuffed with fresh, local produce."
189 locals recommend
Phillip Island
"Phillip Island
2 hours
Rocky, rugged and roaring with life, Phillip Island is a spectacular setting for a summer getaway. The sheltered swimming beaches are lovely, and the island is famous as a surfing hotspot. If wildlife is your thing, there are heaps of animals scattered about, including seals, koalas, penguins and even whales off the coast. If you get the chance, you should try and visit Cowes Night Market, too.
Rusty Water Brewery Restaurant is one of the island’s best options for a beer and a bite, and Madcowes Café & Food Store is stuffed with fresh, local produce."
Lorne
2 hours
Surrounded by mountains and boasting its own micro-climate, Lorne is like a whole new country just down the road from Melbourne. This town has it all, from unique shops and restaurants to a host of outdoor activities in the adjacent wilderness. You can hike, kayak, mountain bike, visit the majestic Erskine Falls, surf at Cathedral Rock and the Point, or even go on a Segway tour!
As for those restaurants we mentioned? Well, Kosta’s Taverna is the stuff seafood dreams are made of, whilst Cuda Bar is the most stylish gastropub in town, complete with a plushy outdoor lounge
91 locals recommend
Lorne
Lorne
2 hours
Surrounded by mountains and boasting its own micro-climate, Lorne is like a whole new country just down the road from Melbourne. This town has it all, from unique shops and restaurants to a host of outdoor activities in the adjacent wilderness. You can hike, kayak, mountain bike, visit the majestic Erskine Falls, surf at Cathedral Rock and the Point, or even go on a Segway tour!
As for those restaurants we mentioned? Well, Kosta’s Taverna is the stuff seafood dreams are made of, whilst Cuda Bar is the most stylish gastropub in town, complete with a plushy outdoor lounge
Marysville
1 hour 45 minutes
A shady forest might be just what you need on a baking hot day, and Marysville delivers. This town is located right next to the lush green rainforests of the Great Dividing Range, as well as the jaw-dropping 350m waterfall at Steavenson Falls, and it’s just as beautiful as you’d imagine. There’s plenty of rock climbing opportunities for adventure lovers, and all the golf, fishing, strolling and cycling you can manage.
Marysville doesn’t hold back on the food front either, and Fraga’s Cafe/Restaurant is a real local favourite. If you want to get something sweet for the kids (or yourself – we won’t judge.
26 locals recommend
Marysville
Marysville
1 hour 45 minutes
A shady forest might be just what you need on a baking hot day, and Marysville delivers. This town is located right next to the lush green rainforests of the Great Dividing Range, as well as the jaw-dropping 350m waterfall at Steavenson Falls, and it’s just as beautiful as you’d imagine. There’s plenty of rock climbing opportunities for adventure lovers, and all the golf, fishing, strolling and cycling you can manage.
Marysville doesn’t hold back on the food front either, and Fraga’s Cafe/Restaurant is a real local favourite. If you want to get something sweet for the kids (or yourself – we won’t judge.