Explore Geelong
Geelong Waterfront
The Geelong Waterfront area rests gracefully by the shores of Corio Bay showcasing a mix of nature’s splendour, rich history and contemporary energy. This bustling area is not just a picturesque backdrop but a lively hub of activity, offering visitors and locals alike a wide range of attractions and experiences.
Geelong bollard trail walk
Visitors to the area will love exploring the iconic Baywalk Bollards. Created by the local artist Jan Mitchell, they depict local history and identities through over 100 painted timber sculptures that line the waterfront.
Cunningham Pier
Cunningham Pier stands out from the crowd as a vibrant social venue, while the Carousel Pavilion boasts a restored 1892 Armitage-Herschell steam-driven carousel offering a nostalgic experience for visitors. This area not only captivates with its historical charm but also with its panoramic views of Corio Bay, making it a perfect spot for photography enthusiasts and sunset watchers.
Giant sky wheel
The Giant Sky Wheel is the largest travelling ferris wheel in the southern hemisphere, and is a popular drawcard for visitors to the area. It not only offers stunning views of the foreshore but also lights up the night sky with a spectacular light show for passers by to enjoy.
Eastern beach
Eastern Beach is well known for its Art Deco-style swimming enclosure including a children’s pool, shark-proof sea bath, and the ever popular promenade that dates back to the early 20th century. It is the perfect spot for picnics, leisurely strolls, swimming, and soaking in the views of Corio Bay.
Geelong waterfront
skatepark
The Geelong Waterfront Skatepark is acclaimed for its innovative design and architecture, and is a popular spot for local enthusiasts as well as spectators enjoying the show.
Geelong port
The Port of Geelong, while primarily an industrial and commercial hub, also offers historical aspects, like the steamboat Edina’s final journey and the refurbished pier to add to its appearance.
Images courtesty of Tourism Geelong and the Bellarine, Great Ocean Road Regional Tourism Authority and Wyndham City Council.
