I'm tired of these people coming to Melbourne and the fresh towns around you that give you a different feeling!
Because most of these towns are far away from the city, they are much quieter.
It is also a good choice to come here for a weekend vacation and experience a slow down life.
Dayang Road, for example, is full of small towns along the way. Of course, besides Ocean Road, Melbourne has many other towns that extend from the east and the west and the middle, respectively. What towns are worth our time in?
1、PORT FAIRY
Australia's small town of Top100 ranked fifth, and Victoria ranked first.
Located about 290km southwest of Melbourne, PORT FAIRY is Victoria's oldest harbour.
Ruled by a group of whale hunters and seals, it was once a favorite hunting ground for princes and aristocracy.
To PORT FAIRY the most direct feeling is comfortable, few visitors, there is no rush to travel.
On the contrary, fishing by the sea, cruising around the island, swimming in the sun on the edge of the bay.
It's okay. You can pick up seafood or something. It's a kind of enjoyment.
A lot of small town houses are against the river, row by row, and the clear blue sky accompanied by, it is simply beautiful;
2、BEECHWORTH
Australia's Top100 town is sixth and Victoria is second.
Beechworth, 290km northeast of Melbourne, is Australia's best-preserved 19th-century gold town.
The 1852 gold rush attracted more than 8,000 gold miners from all over the world, of whom 5,000 came from China.
Unlike other gold hotspots, gold is not concentrated in a few large mines, but is scattered in a large number of surface deposits.
In the midst of it, it is as if you can explore the dust-laden adventures.
3、APOLLO BAY
Australia's Top100 town is eighth and Victoria is third.
Apollo Bay, also known as Helitheon Bay, 200 kilometers southwest of Melbourne, is a seaport on the southwest coast of Victoria near Ocean Road. It is magnificent and broad.
It is the nearest town to the port of Campbell, where the twelve disciples of the famous Victorian landmark are located.
Many people use it as an ideal place to stay on Oceanic Road, because Apollo is relatively cheap and takes only about an hour and a half to drive to the twelve.
4、BRIGHT
The famous maple leaf town, BRIGHT, ranks 12th in Top100, Australia, and fourth in Victoria.
It's only 13 kilometers southeast of Melbourne, and coming from Melbourne has always been a walk-and-go.
Here you can follow the higher altitude mountain road, along the way to enjoy the ultimate "beauty".
Other most important things to miss are the original farms and vineyards.
If you're also a fan of a variety of wines, it's really worth visiting.
5、LORNE
LORNE ranked 14th in the Australian town of Top100 and fifth in Victoria.
The stunning LORNE is close to the hinterland of Oceanic Road, about 140km southwest of Melbourne.
It is located in the hinterland of the bay on Oceanic Road.
The town is leisurely, and the people of the town are also leisurely. Fishing, swimming, hiking in the jungle.
Far away from the city, away from the noise, think of all feel happy.
People here have their own rhythms of life, fishing, swimming and hiking jungle are their lives.
That doesn't sound like a thrill.
6、MALLACOOTA
MALLACOOTA ranks 15th in the Australian town of Top100 and sixth in Victoria.
About 510km east of Melbourne, MALLACOOTA is a famous coastal fishing town known for its remote beaches and ancient waterways.
There is also a large national park, (Croajingolong National Park)., surrounded by 87500 hectares of forest.
7、DAYLESFORD
DAYLESFORD ranked 19th in the Australian town of Top100 and seventh in Victoria.
DAYLESFORD is 110 kilometers northwest of Melbourne. Yes, it's a Swiss-Italian town.
It was a famous resort in Australia as early as the 1970s. If you want to go to a holiday resort, you have to make an early reservation.
8、PORTSEA
PORTSEA ranks 21st in the Australian town of Top100 and eighth in Victoria.
PORTSEA is about 110km southwest of Melbourne, which has always been Melbourne's favorite entertainment and leisure place for elites.
There are many beaches, world-class golf courses, and friendly dolphins, and there is no doubt that PORTSEA's style of life is displayed.
9、QUEENSCLIFF
QUEENSCLIFF ranks 29th in Australia's Top100 town and ninth in Victoria.
About 100km southwest of Melbourne, QUEENSCLIFF still has Victorian buildings and centuries of stormy docks, just like an old, infatuated, faded photograph.
10、ECHUCA
ECHUCA ranked 35th in the Australian town of Top100 and 10th in Victoria.
Located in Melbourne about 220 kilometers north, here leisure comfortable, the pace of life fried chicken slow!
Absolutely art youth can not miss the place to travel!
Anyone sitting on the Holden Motor National Museum and Great Aussie Beer Shed (Australia's best-known beer pavilion must be in the top 100 of Australia's best towns.
11、MARYSVILLE
MARYSVILLE ranks 56th in the Australian town of Top100 and 11th in Victoria.
MARYSVILLE, 100 kilometers northeast of Melbourne, has been known for its tree-shadowed streetscape and beautiful gardens.
The town, hidden in a beautiful valley, is called "God's own garden".
12、RUTHERGLEN
RUTHERGLEN ranks 68th in the Australian town of Top100 and 12th in Victoria.
About 290km northeast of Melbourne, Rutherglen is a paradise for wine lovers.
Can you imagine that it used to be a small gold town, and then the reputation of wine made people forget about its past?
Do you also love all kinds of wine, so you should not miss it here.
13、WALHALLA
WALHALLA ranked seventy-sixth in the Australian town of Top100 and 13th in Victoria.
WALHALLA is located about 200km southeast of Melbourne, next to Baw National Park, which is a great place to travel on weekends.
Here you will not be disturbed by mobile phones and the Internet, even TV can not enter your life.
So this isolation will give you a 100% relaxation experience where you can find the serenity that is rare in modern life.
14、HALLS GAP
HALLS GAP ranked ninetieth in the Australian town of Top100 and 16th in Victoria.
About 260km northwest of Melbourne, HALLS GAP is a long-lived, adventurous town.
There are Australia's longest-lasting Aboriginal centres, and so far there are five indigenous tribes.
15. Williamstown
Melbourne's seaside town, just near the heart of Melbourne, stretches to the sea like a peninsula across the sea from the skyscrapers in the city centre.
This natural trestle location, when the British colonized Melbourne, it naturally became the first seaport.
As a result, the town of Williams has a strong historical background.
It was a small, three-sided town with many Victorian buildings walking on it as if it had returned to the Victorian era more than a hundred years ago.
Ah, so many small towns, just look at the photos and feel beautiful ~ which one of you?
