A mobility map of Port Fairy showing Port Fairy facilities for people with limited mobility is available to aid navigation of the town's inner areas is now available online.

The map shows key buildings and landmarks, accessible footpaths and kerb ramps and also accessible banking, public toilets, telephone and parking spots.

A building list gives information on accessibility and includes information on scooter and electric wheelchair recharge points.

The mobility map can be downloaded here (PDF) .

Phone:  0419 764 983

Reliable Taxis Service for Port Fairy and the surrounding area.  We can also provide charter transport for up to 10 people with a driver/guide to surrounding destinations.   A Maxi Taxi service is also available for wheelchair clients.

We operate between 6am and 1.30am Sunday to Thursday and a 24 hours service on Fridays and Saturdays.   

St. Andrews Church meet for services each Sunday at 9.30am

Phone: 0428 835 156 or 03 5568 1670
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Website: www.coastalchildcare.com.au

Coastal Childcare provides quality childcare with the flexibility to meet the family’s needs. The childcare is in your home or the visitor’s accommodation.  Treat yourself to “personal time out” to dine or relax, allowing our qualified carers to care for your children.  There are packages for all occasions; urgent needs; special celebrations or regular care, all with reasonable hourly rates.  At Coastal Childcare you and your children are our passion.

Offering a wide range of laundry services to accommodation, hospitality and domestic customers in Port Fairy and surrounds.  We cater for 'own' linen / bathroom / tableware / furnishings and / or cover any accomodation hire needs.  Specialising in whites and colours.  Pick up and drop off available.

ADDRESS:  21 Regent St, Port Fairy 3284

 Service times on the church door and website.  Hall available for hire.

ADDRESS: 222 Penshurst-Warrnambool Road, Koroit, 3282
PHONE: +61 3 55 658 662
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WEB: www.koroitpetresort.com.au

Located  just 15 minutes from Warrnambool and Port Fairy, we provide the best possible care for your beloved pet. All dogs get access to large grass exercise yards. For your cat (the master!) indoor and outdoor playgrounds are available with their own little house to snuggle into. Finalist in the 2008 Professional Services Awards. ps. No extra charge for love and affection given to your pet.

Disabled access to Port Fairy's fabulous beaches is easy with free hire of a beach wheelchair available at the Visitor Information Centre.

The wheelchair is designed to go where a typical wheelchair can't, and can be used on soft sand, mud, gravel and uneven terrain. The chair has been provided by Active Oceans, a local organisation that provides opportunities for people with disabilities to experience ocean based activities that once might have been considered too dangerous and adventurous.

For more information about beach wheelchair hire contact the Visitor Information Centre on 03 5568 2682

Services: 1st, 3rd, & 5th Sunday at 10.30am.  2nd & 4th Sunday vigil on night before at 6.30pm.

St. Patrick's Hall William Street available for hire through school (03) 5568 1371

Services are held at 10am 1st, 2nd and 3rd Sundays and 11am 4th Sundays (this service is designed particularly with children in mind).

The present Port Fairy Uniting Church was built in 1855 and was a Wesleyan Methodist Church.  Prior to this, meetings were held in a private house in Rosebrook, before the first building was erected on the bank of the river Moyne at Rosebrook.

In 1847 land was granted to the Methodists, and a wooden building was built on the present site. It was later used as a school.  In 1847 the present bluestone building was constructed, building began in August, and the first service was conducted in December of that year.

Significant decorations feature two carvings by Walter McGill. The first is over the front doorway, and the other, a sculpture of John Wesley’s head is above the porch.  The porch was added in 1933, and this sculpture is now only visible from the street.

In 1870 a second bluestone building on the property was opened as a Sabbath and Common School. After 1872 it was only used as a Sunday School, and recreation hall.
The lovely old Manse next to the church at 46 James St. was in need of extensive renovation, and was, regretfully, sold in 1994. It is now beautifully renovated and is privately owned.   A more detailed history is available at the church.