Williamstown - Melbourne's Historic Waterfront Village.
From the sandy, well-protected beach facing west, around the rugged Shelly Beach on the verge of historic Point Gellibrand, to Nelson place with its waterfront activities, there's so much to discover in Williamstown.
A town steeped in history but full of life! Take a ferry to the city or St Kilda, a
sea-plane flight, or browse the galleries.
Enjoy a coffee from the bustling sidewalk cafes or a meal from restaurants offering every imaginable cuisine.
Williamstown is a vibrant easy walking/riding environment surrounded by water on three sides, and just minutes by car or train to the Melbourne CBD (take a ferry for a more leisurely trip).
Williamstown's maritime history is evident everywhere.
Here the cannons on The Strand stand sentry over Hobson's Bay.
Stephanie's bed and breakfast is in the heart of Williamstown and within walking distance of all the major attractions. We're happy to advise on some of the great things to see and do while you're here. Recommend a restaurant and make a booking for you? Of course!
For a night out with a difference we recommend the Titanic Theatre Restaurant
The WW2 minesweeper and museum ship, HMAS Castlemaine, is open for visitors at Gem Pier, Nelson Place Williamstown.
When you've explored Williamstown, try Scienceworks interactive science museum at Spotswood; Werribee Park Mansion and its open range zoo at Werribee; or take a picnic lunch and go bush at Newport Lakes (a hidden paradise).
More information on things to see and do in Williamstown is available from the Williamstown Tourist Information Centre in the Commonwealth Reserve.
