Port Campbell Visitor Information Centre

Mike provided me with a wealth of information and there is a treasure trove of marine archaeological items from significant wrecks. My particular favourite was the display of items from the Loch Ard.

Worth a visit even if you know what you’re doing, they have a great selection of maps for the national park and surrounding lookouts.We dropped by looking to fill a few spare days and were told about a bus service which ran three times a week allowing us to park at the 12 apostles and get the bus to Princetown to complete the last 7km of the great ocean walk. Wouldn’t have known about it otherwise!

Lovely staff, a lady provided us with very useful tourist information. Thanks again.

The service we received from this office was exceptional. The two friendly ladies worked very hard to find us accommodation, and gave us fantastic information on things to see on our last day on the Great Ocean Road, nothing was too much trouble. Very many thanks from John and Sandra - our time in the area was greatly enhanced by your suggestions.

I recently visited Port Campbell Visitor Information Centre as part of our institution's learning and research excursion, and I have to say, I was blown away by the knowledge, passion, and helpfulness of the staff. Many might think of them as just an information center, but they truly know what they're doing.What really stood out to me was the closing speech by Mark. He was inspiring and motivating, and it reinforced my desire to become someone who runs the tourism industry more responsibly. His words provided valuable feedback to the students and left us feeling positive and empowered.Overall, I highly recommend Port Campbell Visitor Information Centre to anyone who wants to have a meaningful and educational experience, or simply drop by to enquire about the local information. Thank you for the great work you do!

Great info and helpful staff. A small display of shipwreck memorabilia.

Wonderful helpEasy mud maps to readGreat trip