About Queenscliff
Queenscliff sits at the southern tip of the Bellarine Peninsula, where Port Phillip Bay meets Bass Strait — about 35km south-east of Geelong CBD. It's one of Victoria's most intact 19th-century seaside towns, with heritage streetscapes, a working ferry terminal (service to Sorrento on the Mornington Peninsula), and a loyal visitor base year-round. The annual Queenscliff Music Festival and the Queenscliff-Sorrento ferry drive strong tourist traffic, while a tight-knit local community keeps the town anchored outside of peak season. For visitors doing a Bellarine Peninsula day trip, Queenscliff is the natural endpoint — Ocean Grove and Barwon Heads are 20–25 minutes away.
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