The alfresco dining along the historic Nelson Place is very popular on weekends when people flock from miles to enjoy the beauty of this seaside village. Many of the specialty shops offer unique gifts and crafts while the Williamstown Craft Market attracts thousands.
Beautiful parklands, historic restored buildings and a beautiful bayfront overlooking the tall glass and concrete monoliths of Melbourne. Williamstown is one of the jewels of Port Phillip Bay.
Williamstown offers plenty of heritage style accommodation whether it is guest house or bed and breakfast. There are also plenty of boutique hotels popping up which are very popular for the traveler.
Williamstown is rich in maritime and colonial heritage as well as a wealth of things to see and do, all within easy reach of one another.
Williamstown offers some great fishing both in Hobson’s Bay and Port Phillip. Flathead, whiting and snapper are popular catches both from the shore and boating.
Williamstown has built its heritage around the sea, being on of Melbourne’s busiest ports. Many of the maritime village still exists today with some beautiful architecture and streetscaping complementing the area.
Although a suburb of Melbourne and not part of the Geelong region, Williamstown is in easy reach and well worth a day trip or a little longer stay. With magnificent heritage, a thriving waterfront this town is one of Victoria’s treasures.
Only an hour’s drive out of Geelong, Williamstown is a beautiful seaside village rich in colonial history with many historic sights.
