Torquay, Victoria: Travel guide and things to do
Torquay (including Bellbrae and Jan Juc) is a popular day tripper seaside destination on the Bellarine Peninsula.
Victoria gourmet roadtrip: Up and a whey
Blue cheese, saltbush, abalone, shiraz - take your senses on a road trip, writes Wendy Squires.
Summer is coming: Australia's best beach towns
With summer just around the corner, Ute Junker leaves no grain of sand unturned in her guide to the best beach towns on Australia's east coast.
Weekend Away: Torquay, RACV resort review
Jane Reddy tees up for a relaxing stay at the new RACV resort in TORQUAY.
The Woolshed, Torquay review: Country comforts
Lisa Stones finds fresh eggs and happy kelpies during a stay at a converted woolshed.
Peppers The Sands Resort, Torquay review: Birdies and boardshorts
Nicole Bittar holidays at a beachside golf resort that suits her family to a tee.
Crowne Plaza Torquay, Torquay review: Beach break with a surprise
Glenn Mulcaster surrenders to the lure of a busy coastal town and is sent running.
Torquay - Fast Facts
Torquay (including Bellbrae and Jan Juc)
Popular day tripper seaside destination on the Bellarine Peninsula.
In terms of population growth, Torquay is the most rapidly expanding town inside the most rapidly expanding shire in non-metropolitan Victoria. It is a seaside holiday resort and a residential satellite of Geelong, located 95 km south-west of Melbourne and 22 km south of Geelong at the eastern end of the Great Ocean Rd. Torquay is known as the 'Surf Capital of Australia' and the town contains numerous businesses and manufacturers related to the pastime who have long been sponsors of the Easter surfing championships at Bells Beach. Torquay is also a popular fishing spot.
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