Lorne

[[file:Australia-oceania default banner.jpg|1280px|Halal Travel to Lorne}} Lorne (Victoria) | Lorne is based in the Great Ocean Road (region) | Great Ocean Road region of Victoria, Australia.

Travel to Lorne

Lorne is roughly two hours from Melbourne along the Great Ocean Road, one of the great scenic drives of Australia. Rugged coastlines and many beaches and surf breaks make the trip just as enjoyable as the destination, but holiday makers fill the town to bursting every summer. It began as a logging town, but Lorne's crystal clear waters and amazing views make it a great place to stop despite the increasing gentrification and development of what was once a quaint town.

What to See

• Teddy's Lookout. If you don’t go bushwalking at Lorne you can drive to this lookout. Head up William Street or Bay Street then turn left along George St. Drive carefully because the roads are steep.

Top Muslim Travel Tips for Lorne

• Lorne Pier- Go fishing in the specially-built bays or just check to see if the end is still there.
• Walk the beach- From one end to the other it is roughly 3 kilometers long.
• Lorne Cinema- Open on major holidays, some weekends and through the busy summer season and the cinema is an unrestored piece of History. You will have to choose between upstairs and downstairs with the inevitable social ramifications that this choice carries with it.
• Forest Park- The back roads around Lorne are a treasure trove of forested parks and walks, many with BBQ facilities.
• Cafes- 'The Arab' (formerly known as the Wild Colonial Club) was a Victorian icon in the 1960s and 70s, but has been made into a motorbike cafe and has lost most of its charm. Next door is 'The Indian' which is owned by the same developer, but a better option is probably 'Moons' several doors down, or Cafe Chaos a short walk away.
• Out at the Pier 'Sammy', who is a local restaurateur, runs 'The Pier Seafood Restaurant' which has a stunning view out across the bay. A great place for a organic juice or soft drinks. If you are brave the local residents drink at the fisherman's club next to the pier, from which a shuttle bus runs in peak season.
• Public toilets are located along the beach with the cleanest being on the bend as you drive towards the town. The architect copied the design of the house opposite to the great dismay of the residents.

Halal Food & Restaurants

Arab - Food is well priced and great quality The Lorne Hotel has a great organic juice garden but is overpriced with a schooner costing $4.50 and the food in the $25-35 range.

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