Top Things to do in Queenscliff
7 Free Things to do in Queenscliff That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Queenscliff, Australia including Queenscliff Gallery, Pope's Eye, Queenscliffe Visitor Information Centre, Queenscliff Harbour, Seaview Gallery, Uniting Church, Basils Farm.
Restaurants in Queenscliff
1. Queenscliff Gallery
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 21 reviews
Queenscliff Gallery (QG), exhibits the artwork of Australian artists with a focus on original prints and works on paper. QG is housed in an 1868 Wesleyan church located on the Bellarine Peninsula and also offers editioning and publishing services.
Reviewed By Rozz16 - Queenscliff, Australia
A beautiful old church thats now a gallery. There are pieces from local and other well known print artists. We've bought several pieces for our home and only wish we had enough walls to hang more. The owners are lovely and knowledgeable people who run workshops as well as being printmakers themselves (have a look at the delightful Queenscliff series). They recently had an amazing exhibition of works by Sir Arthur Streeton. We just love this place and call in whenever we are in the area. We highly recommend it as a place to visit and to buy from.
2. Pope's Eye
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 18 reviews
3. Queenscliffe Visitor Information Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 63 reviews
Welcome to the Queenscliffe Visitor Information Centre. Located in Queenscliff, the Centre services both Queenscliff and Point Lonsdale. For all your travel needs contact the friendly staff. They offer a wide range of services, including expert advice on the local area, accommodation referral, internet access, heritage tours, and local ticket and souvenir sales.
Reviewed By tonyb64 - Parkdale, Australia
In the centre of town and the staff could not have been more helpful with our queries on dining recommendations
4. Queenscliff Harbour
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 203 reviews
Queenscliff Harbour is a bustling 250 berth marina with a working boatyard. Along the boardwalk is the dynamic retail precinct with restaurants, fresh seafood, pizza, ice-cream, coffee, charter/dive operators, fashion, gifts, bike hire, hairdressers & a day spa. Make sure to climb or catch the lift to the top of the 42m observation tower offering stunning 360° views of the bays natural beauty.
Reviewed By SharonL451 - Melbourne, Australia
Booked to stay in the marina for the long weekend. Great chioce of dining options along the waterfront. Nice 10 minute stroll into Queenscliff where there are lots of interesting shops to venture into Good facilities on offer for boats moored there
5. Seaview Gallery
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 13 reviews
Reviewed By Skyfox49 - Albury, Australia
This is a great gallery to browse through on your visit to Queenscliff. Professional quality paintings, many with local seaside themes, quality blown glassware and beautiful pottery
6. Uniting Church
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 13 reviews
Reviewed By Nearlyjt - City of Greater Geelong, Australia
Wonderful to have good movies available over the Summer holidays. Would like to see more but understand this is volunteer based and they do an exceptional job. Drinks and ice cream also.
7. Basils Farm
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 211 reviews
Basils Farm is an artisan Winery on the shores of Swan Bay, (Bellarine Peninsula) specialising in traditionally made wild fermented wines. Wine tastings are available to at the Cellar Door on weekends and Tasting Paddles are available in the Cafe on weekdays. The menu features seasonal housemade dishes made with local and Basils Farm home grown produce. Coffee, wine, and other beverages are available all day. Take in the Bellarine Peninsula's most picturesque views across Swan Bay to Queenscliff and relax amongst landscaped gardens, overlooking the vines. Wander through the stunning vegetable gardens that supply fresh produce to Basils Cafe or sit by the firepit with a glass of wine over winter. Live Music Sunday Sessions are held every Sunday from September to April, 12.30pm-3.30pm. Plenty of room for the kids to play and explore. Visit the llamas or play in the sandpit. Dog friendly, please advise when booking.
Reviewed By Jacinta3000 - Melbourne, Australia
Make sure you book ahead for a meal at Basil's Farm. We had an outside table on a sunny day, under the fig tree overlooking Swan Bay. We can highly recommend the cheese platter and $40 the shared platter that came with freshly toasted bread. Try the local wines in the bar- they were fabulous. The 2 platters plus a bowl of their fat chips was enough for lunch for 4 people and 2 small children. If you forget to book, you'll get a rug to sit on the lawn. Friendly and efficient service. Dogs are welcome.
