Victoria Travel Maps & Location Guides

Take a trip to Ballarat in Victoria's Goldfields and discover rich history and heritage and a friendly, cosmopolitan atmosphere... read more

Bendigo is a charming and elegant regional city in central Victoria and an ideal base to explore Victoria's golden heritage... read more

As more local roads re-open after the recent fires, many areas are open to visitors once again. The information notes listed on Parks Victoria... read more

Mt Buller is becoming one of the most popular skiing destinations in Australia only 150kms from Melbourne. An average snow fall of 1... read more

The seaside village of Sorrento is one of the most popular and pretty holiday escapes on the Mornington Peninsula. Sorrento's position at the... read more

The Twelve Apostles are the dramatic rock stacks that have made this coastline famous. Take to the air for a bird's-eye view of the Twelve Apostles... read more

The Alpine National Park is Victoria's largest and protects our highest mountains and varied alpine environments. With adjoining national parks... read more

The Cathedral Range is a spectacular 7 km ridge of sharply upturned sedimentary rock. A variety of walking tracks offer the opportunity to climb... read more

Falls Creek is most well known for its fantastic skiing opportunities. During the colder months the fields of Falls turn into a wide spread snow... read more

Geelong is Victoria's second largest city and offers a diverse range of food, wine, cultural and recreation attractions and colonial history... read more

On the edge of the Australian outback and an oasis by the Murray River, Mildura offers pretty citrus groves and vineyards, endless sunshine... read more

With the highest snow fall of any Victorian ski location, Mt Hotham is one of Australia's favourite places to hit the slopes... read more

The unusual soft coral (Pseudogorgia godeffroyi) is only found in Victoria between McGuarans and Delray beaches. The Ninety-Mile Beach area has... read more

Wilsons Promontory Marine National Park extends along 70 kilometres of mainland coastline and covers 15,550 hectares, making it the largest of... read more

Albert Park is located in the city of Port Phillip, approximately three km from the CBD of Melbourne. It is a 225 ha sporting and recreational... read more

Anglesea is a coastal town and a popular resort on Bass Strait, 35kms south west of Geelong. It is surrounded by beautiful forest reserves and... read more

Located at the foothills of the Otways and in the heart of the Great Ocean Road region, Apollo Bay has been called "Paradise by the Sea"... read more

Ararat is the only Australian town to have been founded by the Chinese who flocked to Victoria during the gold rush, and it retains the impressive... read more

Nestled at the eastern base of the Pyrenees Ranges to the north-west of Melbourne, Avoca is known for fine wines and horse races... read more

Head to Bairnsdale at any time of year and be rewarded with a busy regional centre from which to explore the vast Gippsland Lakes and spectacular... read more

Barmah State Park (7,900 hectares) and Barmah State Forest (21,600 hectares) are on the Murray River flood plain between Echuca and Tocumwal... read more

Beechworth is one of Victoria's best-preserved gold rush towns. One of Australia's richest goldfields, it features the courthouse where Ned Kelly's... read more

Bellarine Peninsula really is a bit of everything. Seaside township, theme parks, wineries. At Bellarine you'll never complain about being bored... read more

Bells Beach is arguably Australia's most famous beach for surfers. Swells up to six metres make this landmark a compulsory stop for experienced... read more

Bogong High Plains are set among a classic Australian landscape in the hills of Victoria's High Country. During the winter this area sees some... read more

Bourke Street is in the central CBD of Melbourne. It is the basis of the Bourke Street Mall where visitors will find many different retail shops... read more

Best known for its bargain designer and seconds shopping along Bridge Road and Swan Street, vibrant Richmond is also the place to go for Greek... read more

Each year in autumn, the deciduous trees in the town of Bright and the surrounding countryside put on a breathtaking display of colour... read more

Brunswick Street is a colourful location on the outskirts of the Melbourne CBD. Cafes, bars, designer and vintage clothing stores and restaurants... read more

Buchan is a farming settlement in the rolling hills of the Gippsland region in Victoria. The main industries in the area are sheep, cattle, dairying... read more

Cape Conran Coastal Park near Marlo in East Gippsland is 11,700 hectares in area. It has heathlands, wild ocean beaches and banksia woodlands... read more

Things to do * Visit the lighthouse museum * Take a guided tour of the historic lighthouse * See some of the best coastal scenery near Melbourne... read more

Cape Woolamai is the highest point of Phillip Island. The small town was given its name by George Bass while on a whale boat voyage in 1978... read more

Take a sip of integral Melbourne history in Lygon Street, Carlton. Carlton was the place where the city's famous café culture was born with... read more

The small town of Casterton has a population of about 2000 people. It is surrounded by rolling hills and is nestled in a golden valley... read more

Paved by gold, Castlemaine's history and heritage is visible in its fine public buildings, wide streets, ornate hotels and century-old shops... read more

Built on a honeycomb of mines, Bendigo in central Victoria is lined with impressive nineteenth-century 'boom town' architecture... read more

Clunes, one of the most original and intact gold towns in Australia, is nestled in a scenic valley 25 minutes north of Ballarat... read more

"Coldstream Hills is the creation of James Halliday, Australia's doyen of wine writing (and just about everything else to do with wine)... read more

Historical Melbourne can be explored by taking a stroll down Collins Street. Victorian architecture makes Collins one of the most well known... read more

Trek through the lush rain forest surrounding Coopers Creek or take the kids for a dip, it may be a little chilly though... read more

Base yourself at Cowes, Phillip Island's main settlement and a great place to enjoy fishing, water sports, and the local wildlife... read more

Things to Do * The track network allows visitors to explore the park on a variety of short or long walks. Walkers intending to try part or all... read more

In 1987 Sherbrooke Forest, Doongalla Reserve and Ferntree Gully National Park were combined to form Dandenong Ranges National Park... read more

Daylesford is a village in the heart of Victoria's spa country. A stone's throw from Melbourne, it has long been a premier spa and rejuvenation... read more

De Bortoli Wines Pty Ltd was established in 1928, four years after the founder, Vittorio De Bortoli and his wife Giuseppina migrated to Australia... read more

The Melbourne Docklands is an exciting location with big plans. While it is already popular, a new urban renewal project is set to change the... read more

Dromana is a beachy holiday town close to Port Phillip Bay. The town grows each holiday season with the regular families who own holiday homes... read more

Be inspired like many early Australian painters by picturesque Dunkeld and the imposing mounts Sturgeon and Abrupt, at the southern entrance... read more

Located on the Murray River, Echuca-Moama is a heritage river town, home to a fleet of paddle steamers and a great base for waterskiing, swimming... read more