All Infrastructure | Landmark in Portarlington

The following is a comprehensive list of Infrastructure & Landmarks available to the Public for their Comfort, Enjoyment & Well-being. The Category of Infrastructure & Landmarks incorporates fundamental facilities provided for the use of the public and recognisably iconic structures & things to see.
Sub Categories Include: Boat Ramp, Breakwater, Bridges, Canal / Lock, Car Park, Car Park – Disabled, Car Park – Large Vehicles, Car Park – Under Cover, Cemetery, Channels / Marine Structures, Communication Tower, Lighthouse, Marina, Harbour, Memorial, Monument, Observatory, Pier, Jetty, Public Art, Sculpture & Weir / Lock.



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Boat Ramp – ‘Portarlington Recreation Reserve’, Nth End Point Richards Rd, Portarlington, Bellarine Peninsula, VIC

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Category: Boat Ramp and Infrastructure | Landmark
Disabled Access: Yes
Pet Friendly: Yes
Portarlington’s ‘Point Richards’ Boat Ramp is located on the northern-most extremity of the Bellarine Peninsula in Victoria.  The dual ramps are 5 m wide, concrete and are accompanied with jetties and ample parking for the car and trailer. Located within the Portarlington Recreation Reserve, this precinct houses the infamous Portarlington Bayside Miniature Railway, jetties, sheltered barbecues, picnic tables, public toilets, car park, rubbish bins Read more…

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Car Park – ‘Portarlington Recreation Reserve’, Nth End Point Richards Rd, Portarlington, Bellarine Peninsula, VIC

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Category: Car Park | Disabled, Car Park | Large Vehicles, Car Park, and Infrastructure | Landmark
Disabled Access: Yes
Pet Friendly: Yes
An enormous car park facilitates the many recreational activities and facilities available at this locale.  The ‘Portarlington Recreation Reserve‘, which is located at the northern-most point of the Bellarine Peninsula in Victoria, lies on the shores of Port Phillip Bay, where all manner of water sports, land activities and picnic facilities are available for all those that visit. There are parking Read more…

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Car Park – Nth End Harding St, Portarlington, Bellarine Peninsula, VIC

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Category: Car Park | Disabled, Car Park | Large Vehicles, Car Park, and Infrastructure | Landmark
Disabled Access: Yes
Pet Friendly: Yes
A car park of approximately 100 spaces is sited directly overlooking the Safe Harbour and Marina at Portarlington in Victoria.  Providing direct access to the beach, pier, surrounding park lands and picnic areas – it provides the perfect location in which to park your vehicle and enjoy all this beautiful seaside village has to offer.  The shopping precinct is also just up Read more…

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Portarlington Cemetery c 1870’s – 30-42 Smythe St, Portarlington, Bellarine Peninsula, VIC

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Category: Cemetery, Historical POI's 1841-1860, Historical, Infrastructure | Landmark, and Site | Memorial, Monument
Disabled Access: Yes
Portarlington’s Historic Cemetery sits on the slopes of a rise, south-west of the township of Portarlington in Victoria.  Many of the oldest graves sit at the highest point, overlooking Port Phillip Bay.  As one browses through this remarkable insight into the very first origins of this region, it becomes more and more apparent that many of the street names of the Read more…

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Steeles Rock Jetty – Opposite, 30 The Esplanade, Portarlington, Bellarine Peninsula, VIC

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Category: Infrastructure | Landmark and Pier | Jetty
Pet Friendly: Yes
The ‘Steeles Rock’ swimming cove and jetty is located some 1.5 km east of the centre of the seaside village of Portarlington.  The beautiful little cove is relatively shallow and therefore perfect for children and adults alike, to enjoy.  The crystal clear waters abutting a sandy beach – with jetty, public toilets and rubbish bins provided – make for the perfect Read more…

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Jetties – ‘Portarlington Recreation Reserve’, Nth End Point Richards Rd, Portarlington, Bellarine Peninsula, VIC

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Category: Infrastructure | Landmark and Pier | Jetty
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Two delightful jetties compliment the boat ramps situate within the ‘Portarlington Recreation Reserve‘ – located at the northern-most point of the Bellarine Peninsula in Victoria. Whether launching a boat, fishing, or simply enjoying the views from the jetty’s end, these make for an additional attraction to the many activities and amenities available at this locale . . . Facilities within this precinct of the ‘Portarlington Read more…

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Steeles Rock Boat Ramp – Opposite, 30 The Esplanade, Portarlington, Bellarine Peninsula, VIC

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Category: Boat Ramp, Car Park | Large Vehicles, Car Park, and Infrastructure | Landmark
The ‘Steeles Rock’ boat ramp is located some 1.5 km east of the centre of the seaside village of Portarlington.  Public toilets and rubbish bins are provided.  The boat ramp is suitable for small to medium craft – dependent upon the tides – the cove can become very shallow at low tide . . . Helpful Hints: Portarlington weather info Read more…

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Historic Pier c 1859 – Nth End Harding St, Portarlington, Bellarine Peninsula, VIC

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Category: Historical POI's 1841-1860, Historical, Infrastructure | Landmark, Marina | Harbour, Pier | Jetty, and Site | Infrastructure
Disabled Access: Yes
Pet Friendly: Yes
Shade & Shelter: Yes
Though little remains of the original pier of 1859, the location is exactly as it was back then. Interestingly, it was up until the year 1937 that steamers arrived daily to transport passengers and cargo across Port Phillip Bay.  The pier was integral to the town and the entire Bellarine Peninsula – it was the centre of the economic and recreational activities of Read more…