Cape Bridgewater has some of the highest coastal cliffs in Victoria and protects a bay that stretches in a perfect crescent around the rim of a huge, ancient volcano crater. It is just off the Great Ocean Road scenic highway.

Victoria is the ‘Garden State’. It lies in the southeastern corner of the continent boasting mountainous areas in the northeast, a rugged and wonderful southern coastline, and semi-desert areas in the northwest.

Melbourne, the cultural capital of Australia, is known for the good things in life – fashion, food, entertainment and sport. Lying directly on the shores of Port Phillip Bay, Melbourne offers easy access to the many different experiences Victoria brings to the visitor.

Gold, discovered in the 1860s, brought many nationalities to this part of Australia, and with it came their customs and lifestyle, providing now a rich diversity in lifestyle. Some of these early settlers established vineyards that are still producing some of Australia’s finest wines. Within an hour, you reach the Yarra Valley in the east or the Mornington Peninsula to the southwest where excellent wines and food are produced.