Great Ocean Road Accommodation
The Great Ocean Road is a 240km stretch of road, starting from Torquay (2 hours from Melbourne) and taking you through Anglesea, Aireys Inlet, Lorne, Apollo Bay, Port Campbell, Allansforrd finishing at Warrnambool.
Discover world-famous beaches, rainforests, waterfalls, magical lookout points, rock formations like the 12 Apostles, and great places to eat from town to town, along the way. From Torquay to Warrnambool, there is so much to see and do – and staying in the local towns and villages along the way is the perfect idea to give you and your loved ones time to experience it all .
You can stay at rustic beach shacks, farm side cottages, large houses with verandahs that open out to serene ocean views, and sleek apartments in the centre of town fitted with all the modern amenities to keep you comfortable. Experience a serene getaway with beautiful views of the surrounding rainforest or farmlands. Relish in the warmth of stone-walled fireplaces or in the company of your mates in balcony lounge areas. The Great Ocean Road has it all for your next getaway.
Apollo Bay
Otway Vista Five
- 7
- 1.0
- 0
This charming holiday rental has three cozy bedrooms and offers stunning views of picturesque fields, making it an ideal retreat for relaxation and nature lovers. BYO Linen – Hire available
Apollo Bay
Sea Forever
- 6
- 2.0
- 2
Welcome to Sea Forever – a bright and welcoming 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom beach house in a fantastic Apollo Bay location with ocean views and a short stroll to the beach. Sleeps 6 – 1 Queen bed and 4 King Single beds. BYO Linen – Hire available
Fairhaven
Ridge View
- 6
- 2.0
- 3
Experience comfort at this charming Fairhaven retreat, offering three bedrooms for up to six guests. With timber interiors, ocean views, a wood-burning fireplace, and a balcony, it’s the perfect escape. Ideally located near Fairhaven Beach, the Great Ocean Road, and local attractions.
Apollo Bay
Cooinda
- 4
- 2.0
- 4
Cooinda is on 10 acres of steep terrain at the edge of the Otways rain forest, perched high in the hills with views through to the ocean. Wild Dog Creek meanders down the gully spilling into the sea at Pirates Cove.