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| Torquay's NightJar market is on every Thursday night in January. Stroll through the grass for designer gifts, local produce, and gourmet food. A golden coin ($2) gets you in for an evening filled with tasty treats and sounds from emerging musicians. |
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Order up iced chai teas and fair-trade coffee at the Raj Jar Cafe. Enjoy your drink in their vibrant tent. |
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| Sweet treats |
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| Night time tunes under the twinkle lights and Torquay stars |
Take a drive to famous Bells Beach - home of the world's longest running surf competition - Rip Curl Pro Surf and Music Festival
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| Surprisingly calm seas at Bells |
Ahhhh....Who doesn't love long walks on the beach? After a stroll, drive 5 minutes for a cool climate wine tasting at Victorian winery, Bellbrae Estate.
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| Each wine is named after a local surf break and their bottles are decorated with local surf legends. |
When you make your way back to the city, stop for lunch in Richmond at the Royston Hotel for local brews, a surprisingly tasty menu, and great bartenders.
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| Salmon cake, steak sandwich, and nicoise salad |
On Wednesday and Friday only, Richmond's Mountain Goat Brewery opens to the public. This local brewery has an amazing atmosphere. Enjoy a beer flight in their warehouse and some friendly Foosball with your mates.
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| Bro bros |
What's the story behind the name Mountain Goat? The owners say it is a big hairy animal that is never going to fall over. I guess those mountain goats stay steady on their feet. Can't say you'll say the same about your best mate after throwing back a few :) Cheers.
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