Fairhaven

Fairhaven is a coastal gem located between Anglesea and Lorne on the Great Ocean Road. A popular holiday destination, this small coastal town boasts the longest beach on the Great Ocean Road spanning around 6km, making Fairhaven the perfect place for a stroll along the golden sands. The heart and soul of the small town is the Fairhaven Surf Life Saving Club, and its boating program is recognised nationally as one of the best.

The exposed beach offers some great surfing with Spout Creek on the western end of Fairhaven sheltering the cold westerly winds.

Environmental volunteer groups in the region

Auspiced by Friends of Eastern Otways

Friends of Moggs Creek is a small team of locals who work in partnership with the Surf Coast Shire to help eradicate weeds in the Moggs Creek area and replant indigenous species. The group is supported by ANGAIR and aims to restore the environment around Moggs Creek to its original condition.

Meetings | As required

Contact | John Dangerfield on 5289 6644.

Facilities and features

  • Public toilets; change facilities; amenities for people with a disability; all-abilities access; parking for people with a disability; water fountains; dog bags; lookout / viewing platforms; walking tracks; boardwalk; dog friendly; car parking; Surf Life Saving Club

Other Aireys Inlet reserves

Great Ocean Road Coast Committee

On 1 December 2020 GORCC transitioned to the Great Ocean Road Coast and Parks Authority. Please visit: www.greatoceanroadauthority.vic.gov.au.