Port Campbell Jetty

Port Campbell Jetty

An attraction in its own right! Port Campbell’s weathered jetty juts defiantly into the bay, dwarfed by limestone cliffs and frequently by waves on the offshore reef.

A crane on the iconic structure lowers the small fishing fleet directly into the Southern Ocean, delivering from the ocean to your plate in a matter of hours.

The jetty provides an ideal platform to watch the world go by, let the swell beneath your feet carry away your cares! Steal a kiss from a loved one, tell your kids you love them or plan an alfresco snack to remember.

Breathe deep: watch a southern ocean swell lick its way along the cliff-line before expending itself in a sigh upon the sandy shore. Exhale: fall into the relaxed easy sway of our village by the sea!

  • Length: 100m from nearest parking options
  • Time:    View for 10 minutes; contemplate or fish for hours

Access information

  • The ramp to the pier has a medium gradient
  • The upper level of the jetty is generally accessible for prams and wheelchairs
  • Car parks in Cairns Street and Morris Street offer good viewing of the pier
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Fishing

I challenge you to show us a better setting from an ocean jetty anywhere in the world! Talk to Port Campbell shopping about best baits and what works best at different types of year.

Species: Australian salmon, squid, trevally

Location: Lord Street Port Campbell

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