Map of Bellarine Peninsula – Geelong, Queenscliff & Victoria Guide

Map of Bellarine Peninsula – Geelong, Queenscliff & Victoria Guide

This map of the Bellarine Peninsula provides an overview of one of Victoria's most popular coastal regions, including beaches, wineries, coastal towns, bayside attractions and major visitor destinations. It is designed for general reference, travel planning and understanding how the Bellarine Peninsula is laid out.

Located southwest of Melbourne and east of Geelong, the Bellarine Peninsula is known for seaside towns, vineyards, beaches, historic attractions, coastal walks and easy access to Port Phillip Bay.

Quick Answer:

The Bellarine Peninsula is located southeast of Geelong on the shores of Port Phillip Bay. Major destinations include Queenscliff, Portarlington, Ocean Grove, Barwon Heads and Point Lonsdale.

Interactive Bellarine Peninsula Map (Reference View) Use this map to explore coastal towns, beaches, wineries, bayfront areas and attractions throughout the Bellarine Peninsula.
Tip: Bellarine Peninsula maps are useful for locating beaches, wineries, ferry terminals and coastal villages around Port Phillip Bay.

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This Bellarine Peninsula map highlights coastal towns, beaches, wineries, bayfront attractions and major visitor destinations.

Where Is the Bellarine Peninsula Located?

The Bellarine Peninsula is located in Victoria, immediately east of Geelong and southwest of Melbourne. The peninsula separates Port Phillip Bay from Bass Strait coastal waters.

  • North: Port Phillip Bay
  • South: Bass Strait coastline
  • West: Geelong and Corio Bay
  • East: The Heads and Port Phillip entrance

Main Towns and Destinations of the Bellarine Peninsula

  • Geelong — regional gateway city
  • Queenscliff — historic coastal town
  • Point Lonsdale — seaside village and lighthouse area
  • Portarlington — waterfront town and ferry destination
  • Ocean Grove — major beachside community
  • Barwon Heads — coastal tourism destination
  • St Leonards — bayside township
  • Drysdale — inland regional centre
  • Indented Head — coastal village
  • Clifton Springs — residential and marina area

Major Areas of the Bellarine Peninsula Explained

  • Northern Bellarine — Portarlington and bayside communities
  • Eastern Bellarine — Queenscliff and Point Lonsdale region
  • Southern Bellarine — Ocean Grove and Barwon Heads coastline
  • Central Bellarine — Drysdale and surrounding rural areas
  • Wine Region — vineyards and cellar door districts

Key Geographic Features

  • Port Phillip Bay — northern coastline
  • The Heads — entrance to Port Phillip Bay
  • Bass Strait coastline — southern coastal boundary
  • Bellarine wine region — vineyards and cellar doors
  • Ocean beaches — major tourism attractions
  • Coastal wetlands — important environmental areas

Bellarine Peninsula Transport and Road Map Overview

A map of the Bellarine Peninsula is useful for understanding how coastal towns, beaches and attractions connect throughout the region.

  • Bellarine Highway — major access route from Geelong
  • Portarlington Road — key northern corridor
  • Queenscliff–Sorrento Ferry — cross-bay transport link
  • Coastal touring routes — connect towns and beaches
  • Rail trail network — popular recreational routes

Why People Search for a Map of the Bellarine Peninsula

  • To locate beaches and coastal towns
  • To find wineries and cellar doors
  • To plan day trips from Melbourne or Geelong
  • To explore ferry and coastal travel routes
  • To understand the layout of the peninsula

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Bellarine Peninsula Map FAQs

  • Where is the Bellarine Peninsula located?
    The Bellarine Peninsula is located east of Geelong on the shores of Port Phillip Bay in Victoria.
  • What is the Bellarine Peninsula known for?
    The region is known for beaches, wineries, coastal towns, ferry services and relaxed seaside tourism.
  • What are the main towns on the Bellarine Peninsula?
    Major towns include Queenscliff, Point Lonsdale, Ocean Grove, Portarlington and Barwon Heads.
  • Can you visit the Bellarine Peninsula from Melbourne?
    Yes. Many visitors access the region via road from Melbourne or by ferry from Sorrento.

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Disclaimer: This page is provided for general informational purposes only. Maps are reference views and may not be complete, current, to scale or suitable for navigation, surveying, emergency use or official determinations. Road conditions, ferry schedules, weather, access arrangements and visitor facilities may change over time. Always verify current information before travel.