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Holidays in Curdievale

Yep. Wanderlust — it gets right into your bones. So, isn't it time you thought of your next adventure? Curdievale awaits!

It sits 660 kilometres to the southwest of Canberra, the capital city of Australia.

Go for a relaxing walk among the sights and sounds of the ocean at Johanna Beach or Warrnambool Beach.

You won't have to venture too far afield to take in some outstanding natural sights. Jump in the car and follow the road to Twelve Apostles, 25 kilometres away from Curdievale, for a relaxed day. Or maybe Bay of Islands Coastal Park is more your thing? It sits just 11 kilometres away.

If you'd like to head further afield, add a trip to Port Campbell to your itinerary. This locality is 17 kilometres to the southeast and is home to Port Campbell Visitor Information Centre and Port Campbell Foreshores. After more ideas? Cobden is 30 kilometres to the northeast of Curdievale and is proud to offer Cobden Miniature Railway and Tandarook Botanic Gardens.

Whether it's for a bit of retail therapy or to see the sights, locals and visitors alike often head over to Warrnambool, 35 kilometres to the northwest. The Warrnambool Botanical Gardens, Flagstaff Hill Maritime Village and the Warrnambool Golf Club are all nearby. Of course, you wouldn't want to pass up Lake Pertobe Adventure Playground and Warrnambool Visitor Information Centre either.

There's a world full of surprising flavours waiting to two-step across your taste buds in Great Ocean Road. With plenty of scrumptious things to gorge on, all you need to bring with you is a solid appetite — and perhaps a pair of stretchy trousers.

Traditional cuisine here often includes beef and dairy products, two ingredients for which the area is famous for plating up.

There's always a local meal or two you need to try, and while you're in Curdievale, salt and pepper squid is certainly one of them. Meat pie is another regional specialty that you'll want to keep an eye out for.

Peach melba is a dessert that sums up this place in a single mouthful. Order a serving and then get another to go!

Good news, beer lovers. You'll be able to find some satisfying brews on tap here. Enjoy a glass or two of Melbourne Bitter and don't forget to text everyone back home, 'Wish you were beer'.

If your evening demands something stronger, try some Bundaberg Spiced Rum. Mixed or straight — your barkeeper should know the most delicious way to drink it.

Raise a glass of a local favourite like Coonawarra Cabernet Sauvignon or Mornington Peninsula Pinot Noir. Expert sommelier or not, there's nothing else like a nice drop.

The nearest terminal is Tullamarine Airport (MEL). When it's time to pack up your bags and hit the tarmac, travel 200 kilometres to the northeast.

Hotels in Curdievale

With tried and trusted options like the Seahorse Coastal Villas and Great Ocean Road Tourist Park, you'll be out of the airport and into crisp sheets before you know it.