Wyndham Resort Torquay

Surfworld Museum in Torquay is the largest surfing museum in the world. Home to the Australian Surfing Hall Of Fame the museum has on display hundreds of rare and unique surfboards and thousands of photographs, books and films. The museum has dedicated exhibitions and displays featuring Australia's top surfers and shapers including Simon Anderson, Mark Richards, Wayne Lynch, Layne Beachley, Midget, MP and many others. Self guided tours at Surfworld Museum allows you to browse through the museum at your own leisure, group discounts are available please contact Surfworld Museum Torquay for further details or view their website.

Ride a wave at Bells Beach, located near Torquay on the southern coast of Victoria in the Great Ocean Road region. Head to Bells Beach over the Easter weekend and watch the world's best surfers carve up the waves at the Rip Curl Pro Surfing Competition. High cliffs provide a dramatic backdrop to the natural amphitheatre of the beach and large swells from the Southern Ocean, which slow down and steepen over the reef-strewn shallows, create the outstanding surf.

Dose up on surf culture at Torquay, the home of Bells Beach and birthplace of iconic brands Rip Curl and Quicksilver. The official start point of the Great Ocean Road, Torquay is Victoria's surfing and beach worship capital. Visit over Easter and see the world's best surfers compete in the mighty Rip Curl Pro.