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What to do and see in Newport, Australia: The Best Places and Tips
Discover the best top things to do in Newport, Australia including Newport Lakes Reserve, Steamrail Victoria, 707 Operations, Heart Of Hall - Cooking School & Cafe, Junction Beer Hall & Wine Room, Mrs W Silk Thai Massage, DERMPAV Tours, Paisley Park, Newport Rsl Sub Branch, Sea Sherpa.
Restaurants in Newport
1. Newport Lakes Reserve
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 15 reviews
Reviewed By Peter G
We took our dog for a walk here recently. A great reserve with covered BBQ areas, Seating and toilets. It's a shame a whole section of the park doesn't let you walk your dog there.......it's the more beautiful part of the park. Would definitely return.
2. Steamrail Victoria
Overall Ratings
5 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By Victorianlad - Melbourne, Australia
Steamrail Victoria does not operate rail tours every week, but when it does, they are often worth travelling on.
I prebooked by mail although telephone bookings are available, but note the limited office hours of 0900 to 1430.
On the May 2008 trip to Ballarat, just over 110 rail kilometres from Melbourne, travellers who joined at Melbourne's Southern Cross railway station had the opportunity to hear the 1950s 'Hudson' type R class steam engine working hard as it tackled the severe grades between Bacchus Marsh and Bank Box Loop, as the top of the hill is known in railway circles.
The engine is impeccably maintained and despite being limited to 80 kilometres an hour top speed on the commuter lines ex Melbourne, it managed to put on a good show which most travellers appeared to enjoy.
It ws a bit cool on the return trip but those who dress sensibly will not have many problems, and bringing a thermos of coffee or hot chocolate helps to keep the inner man or woman warm.
Be aware that some of the longer trips may run late on their return to Melbourne, although this does not usually apply to shorter trips such as Ballarat and Geelong.
Better value than a ubiquitous coach tour, with the opportunity to share in railway history as well.
3. 707 Operations
Overall Ratings
5 based on 7 reviews
Reviewed By Victorianlad - Melbourne, Australia
This voluntary group has preserved a mainline 'Hudson' R class steam locomotive used on what was the Victorian Railways.
I travelled on a day tour to South Geelong. The train was punctual and for no extra charge had first class seats available, plus a buffet car and a bar car, the latter selling alcohol. The atmosphere on board the train was terrific with the airconditioning ensuring that everyone was comfortable.
Locomotive R707 performed faultlessly despite being limited to a maximum speed of 80 kilometres an hour. Due to heavy traffic on the freeway, we passed lots of cars at speed. The fare of $85 per person including a visit to a preserved branch line railway was very good value.
4. Heart Of Hall - Cooking School & Cafe
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3 reviews
Heart of Hall is Melbourne’s newest and best cooking school offering a diverse range of professional cooking classes across a range of cuisines and techniques. Courses are taught In a fun and friendly environment, enjoying food, wine and company while learning. Heart Of Hall is also a Cafe and Store, a culinary hub. Look at our website for upcoming classes.
5. Junction Beer Hall & Wine Room
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 4 reviews
Reviewed By kgreenwood - Melbourne, Australia
We often go to the Junction as it's walking distance from home. It's a fantastic local with surprisingly delcious pizzas! Thin crust and real Italian flavours! They also do a great steak - cooked to perfection!
Great buzzy atmosphere, great food and great value. If you're after a good and affordable meal, come on down to Newport!
6. Mrs W Silk Thai Massage
7. DERMPAV Tours
Overall Ratings
5 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By platypus150 - Melbourne, Australia
Our excursion to Warrnambool took us through Geelong and the farms of the Western District to arrive for our overnight stay in the historic sea side city of Warrnambool. The company had organsed great overnight accommodation for us and even booked those of us who wanted into a well priced restaurant. As always we were able to make stops along the way to inspect out of the way railway stations and even go to places where passenger Railways no longer went.
8. Paisley Park
Overall Ratings
5 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By JohnG3121 - Greater Melbourne, Australia
Multi use community area. Includes lacrosse ground,indoor sports centre and is home of vic premier league team Altona Magic amongst other sporting clubs. But the main attraction in my eyes is the Altona Miniature Railway. Great inexpensive way to entertain the kids. Check their facebook page for running times
9. Newport Rsl Sub Branch
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By Peter B - Melbourne, Australia
Place where all the ex servicemen can get in and have a chat. Facilities are in need or renovations and only had a small number of staff present. The atmosphere is quite jovial amongst those there. Drinks were really cheap and they have bands on some nights (not the day I was there) It obviously has a good cliental attending but would need to upgrade the facilities should they want to attract more people. Still worth a visit and I would go back no worries
10. Sea Sherpa
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1 reviews
Sea Sherpa is a kayak fishing tour company based in Newport in the Western suburbs of Melbourne. We offer a range of kayak fishing tours designed to help you develop your skills to chase your target species. Our tours are available for Port Phillip Bay, Western Port as well as offshore locations.
Reviewed By favagig - Victoria, Australia
I highly recommend the soft plastics course. Being new to kayak fishing, I was very apprehensive with my kayak on the water and was not confident using soft plastics. By the end of the course I had picked up the correct techniques to use soft...MoreThank you for the kind review Steve, glad you enjoyed the session and felt it was worthwhile. Hopefully you keep getting onto those flathead. Tight lines!
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