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Twelve Apostles centre opens with focus on local producers

Elizabeth Andrews Catering will operate food outlets at the Twelve Apostles Visitor Centre opening mid-October 2026 with Timboon business partners.

The Twelve Apostles Visitor Centre will open in mid-October 2026 on Victoria's Great Ocean Road. Elizabeth Andrews Catering will operate two food and drink outlets.

The distillery and ice creamery are Timboon partners in the venture. Both want more south-west makers featured in the retail and food sections.

The centre will include a 230-seat restaurant and cafe and a walk-up kiosk. It also has an information desk, a retail shop and a rooftop trail.

Local council has encouraged the state to focus on local producers when stocking the venue. The goal is to draw visitors inland to experience the region's farm gates, distilleries, cellar doors and galleries.

mid-October 2026
Opening date
230 seats
Restaurant and cafe capacity
Great Ocean Road, Victoria
Location
Railway Shed Distillery and Fine Ice Cream
Timboon partners

Why it mattersThe centre could boost tourism and local business in south-west Victoria if more regional makers get more space.

AustraliaThe new visitor centre opening in Victoria's south-west creates opportunities for Timboon businesses and other regional producers.

✓ Claims checked against the source and corrected before publish. checked 7 d ago

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