Top Things to do in Aireys Inlet
What to do and see in Aireys Inlet, Victoria: The Best Things to do Good for Big Groups
Discover the best top things to do in Aireys Inlet, Australia including Great Ocean Road Mini Golf, Salt Brewing, Blazing Saddles, Split Point Lighthouse, Urquhart Bluff.
Restaurants in Aireys Inlet
1. Great Ocean Road Mini Golf
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 15 reviews
OH NO - due to Covid-19 restrictions we are closed until we can reopen at 11am on Thursday 18th Feb. Come play together at Aireys's only outdoor mini golf course and experience the history ... and fun of the Great Ocean Road. Our custom-built courses were designed to challenge and entertain players of all ages. Every hole has a unique feature. Experience the innovation that will see your ball fly through the air to its final destination. The kids, big and small, wont want to leave. The Shipwreck Coast is 18 holes of mini golf challenge. It will take 45mins (for those who like to hit and run) to an hour (for those who consider every putt). The 12 Apostle Course, like the name suggests is 12 holes. It will take anywhere from 30 - 45mins to play. Everyone loves the innovation of this course. Also available: Virtual Golf - Free Clubhouse Games - Arcade Games. Discounts for families. Dog friendly.
Reviewed By 326nicoleh
Exceptional service, beautifully clean facility full of games... but the two mini golf courses were the best. Well maintained gardens flanked well developed holes with enough challenge for all ages. My boys loved it almost as much as my Husband... who got his name on the Hole-in-one leader board. So much fun!
2. Salt Brewing
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 19 reviews
We live our lives by the tides and the wind and the swell. We don’t dream of living somewhere else, or doing some other job. We love it here. Our beer is a continuation of our lifestyle. We won’t be told what mass produced beers we have to put on tap by some foreign owned, multinational, beer factory. No extracts. No chemicals. No additives. Our quest for the perfect beer has begun.
3. Blazing Saddles
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 114 reviews
Blazing Saddles is a horse riding school on the Great Ocean Road in Aireys inlet. We provide fun for all the family from pony rides for the little ones to full day adventures for experienced riders. We also offer holiday clinics, lessons, kids parties, pub rides, beach and bush rides from one hour to full day adventures. We are open daily but bookings are essential.
Reviewed By sophiek265 - Mildura, Australia
Absolutely amazing experience!! The horses are sooo well behaved and the scenery even better! Amazing views coming over the otways national park and amazing to have a walk and trot on the beach!We had the beautiful horses Indi and Willow! Also can’t speak more highly of Ally( I think that was her name and feel terrible that I don’t remember ????????♀️) we felt so comfortable with her and she gave us great tips while learning to trot! So easy to talk to as well! I would recommend doing the private beach ride as it’s a bit more personal with instructors and get to go at your own pace!Hope we will be back one day ☺️
4. Split Point Lighthouse
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 420 reviews
The Split Point Lighthouse is a must-see attraction and stands as a stunning sentinel on the Shipwreck Coast. Take a trip through maritime history and be amazed by this wild and dangerous coastline where hundreds of ships have crashed. It is still a vital working lighthouse for vessels navigating the treacherous waters of Bass Strait and still operates every night. Today it is famous for its role in the TV series ‘Round the Twist’ and you might spot a pod of dolphins or whales from the top balcony. The lighthouse is open daily for a visit, weather permitting. Come on in for a climb to the top and enjoy marvellous 360-degree views of this stunning coastline!
Reviewed By 88ashc - Melbourne, Australia
Incredible scenic views, great lighthouse with an interesting history behind it and it's where the tv show round the twist was filmed at.
5. Urquhart Bluff
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 13 reviews
Reviewed By 783JohnM783 - Geelong, Australia
What a lovely spot in a lovely part of Victoria. Low tide is best when the reefs are exposed, and the beach is wide and open and long, long, long. You can walk all the way to Airey's Inlet, get a coffee, and walk back again, all before the tide comes in again. You can also inspect the marine life on the reefs and in the rock pools.
