Celebrate dad this Father’s Day on Sunday 1 September 2024 in Werribee and Surrounds with brunch, lunch, heritage aircraft, an African safari and more…

Father’s Day Dining

• Start the day right with coffee and brunch at Wolf on Watton, Bean Smuggler, Wyndham Cache, Jock and Mack or Notorious Espresso! At The Garden Feast you can even combine breakfast with some new plants for dads!
• Catch up with family over a long lunch at Joseph’s Dining, Shadowfax Winery, 3030 Waterfront, Teddy Picker, Tocca, Bridge Hotel Werribee, Mama Lor Restaurant & Bakery, Village Cantina Werribee or The Park Werribee.
• Enjoy the latest in craft beer at HopHeads.
• Treat dad with a Stone & Wood Beer Pairing with three-courses (Thursday 5 September) at Rosana Bistro + Bar!

Father’s Day Experiences

• Explore one the best collections of historical aircraft in the world at the RAAF Museum in Point Cook! Online bookings (free) are essential or head to the B-24 Liberator.
• Challenge Dad to mini golf at Holey Moley in Point Cook or head outdoors in the fresh air at The Elements Coastal Activity Park. For serious golfers Werribee Park Golf Club and Sanctuary Lakes Golf Club are a must (green bookings recommended).
• Let loose on the lanes of the new Strike Bowling in Point Cook
• Go birdwatching! Explore the region’s wetlands, or gift a guided experience at the Western Treatment Plant with Firetail Birdwatching Tours or Melbourne Birding Tours.
• Take a tour of Werribee Park Mansion and explore the stunning gardens.
• Enjoy a day out together at Werribee Open Range Zoo, or for something extra special book a Deluxe Safari Adventure, Giraffe Experience or Ranger Mystery Tour.
• Go clay target shooting! Go Shooting offer a range of come and try for beginners to private coaching available.

Keeping things simple? Pick up supplies from Wyndham Cache or The Little Deli & Panini Bar, pre-order a High Tea Heritage Hamper from The Refectory Parlour (closed 13 April - September 2025) and enjoy a picnic in Wyndham Park or grab fish and chips to go and explore Werribee South Foreshore.

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