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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Oz Insight Lab Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.

🌦️11°C
DrizzlePort CampbellFeels like 6° · Wind 27 km/h · Humidity 91%
UV 3 ModerateSunrise 07:43Sunset 17:24
Today🌧️14°10°💧100%
Wed🌦️15°12°💧17%
Thu🌦️14°10°💧17%
Fri☁️13°💧2%
Sat☁️13°💧0%
Sun☁️14°💧0%
Mon🌦️15°💧42%

Live data from Open-Meteo · updates automatically ·

Check the live forecast above before heading out – Port Campbell’s coastal weather can turn quickly, so pack layers and a rain jacket even in summer. The Bureau’s observations are your best guide for the day ahead.

When is the best time to visit Port Campbell?

December to February offers the warmest days, with sea breezes keeping things comfortable. March and April are also excellent – fewer crowds, milder temperatures and stable conditions for exploring the Twelve Apostles. Winter brings cooler, wetter weather but dramatic skies for photography, and fewer visitors mean lower accommodation prices.

What should I pack?

A waterproof jacket is essential year-round. In summer bring light clothing, sunscreen and a hat – UV is fierce even on cloudy days. From May to August add a warm mid-layer, beanie and sturdy shoes for wet boardwalks. The wind along the bluffs is constant, so a windproof shell is worth its weight.

Best monthsDecember–April
Summer average14–22°C
Winter average9–13°C
Annual rainfall~800 mm, spread year-round
Does it rain a lot in Port Campbell?

Rainfall is fairly spread throughout the year, with slightly wetter months from May to October. Afternoon showers are common even in summer, so a weather radar check via Australia weather hub or the live forecast above helps you time your walks.

Is Port Campbell very windy?

Yes – the Southern Ocean brings persistent south-westerly winds, especially in the afternoon. Gusts can exceed 50 km/h on exposed lookouts. The Melbourne Weather page often gives a good indication for coastal conditions along the Great Ocean Road.

What about Lorne or Apollo Bay weather – is it the same?

Lorne and Apollo Bay share the same maritime pattern but sit further east, so they can be slightly milder. For a detailed 10‑day outlook on those towns, check the weather in port campbell 10 days forecast above as well – it usually mirrors the wider region. For precise site conditions, consult port campbell weather bom radar updates.