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Discover and book online the best holiday, weekend and getaway accommodation available in Port Fairy Victoria Australia home to the Port Fairy Festival and renowned as an historical fishing village.

Whether you are seeking a holiday house for the family or a weekend of luxury and indulgence in a hotel, motel, resort, guesthouse or bed and breakfast, you are sure to find exactly what you want in Port Fairy  and surrounds.

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Port Fairy Accommodation - Featured Properties

The Coastal Barn

The Coastal Barn

Self Contained Bed and Breakfast with 2 Types of accommodation to choose from. The family oriented Loft Sleeping up to 6 people OR the more intimate Studio sleeping up to 4. Excellent accommodation at a budget price.

Best Western Ashmont Motor Inn and Apartments

The Ashmont Motor Inn was built in 2001, so when you reserve accommodation with us, you can be totally confident that your room will be tastefully furnished, functional, well appointed, spacious and very clean. The Ashmont is the only property in Port Fairy which has free cable TV and wirless internet. From the tastefully decorated reception to the spacious and beautifully appointed rooms, you will be pleased with your decision to stay at The Ashmont.

About Port Fairy

Port Fairy is a charming historical town that today prospers on a combination of fishing and tourism. The town is internationally known for the Port Fairy Folk Festival held the Labor Day Holiday weekend in March. Port Fairy has a unique charm that hasn’t been spoilt by modern tourism and is worth visiting at any time of year. The wide tree-lined streets are lined with historic buildings and Norfolk pines. It is an ideal place to break a trip along The Great Ocean Road… Read more about Port Fairy.


Accommodation

The traveller to Port Fairy Victoria is well catered for with all types of accommodation - from boutique hotels, historic bed and breakfasts, to hostels and caravan parks. In Port Fairy and the nearby towns of Killarney and Koroit you will find self contained accommodation, self catering cottages or cabins, bed and breakfast accommodation (sometimes referred to as b and b’s, b & b’s, b n b’s, bnb’s or bed & breakfasts), guesthouses, holiday houses, apartments or units (condos for North American travellers), hotels, motels, resorts, retreats, boutique and luxury accommodation, backpackers accommodation or hostels, caravan parks & tourist parks. Use the Accommodation Search Box above to find individual properties.

 

What to See and Do and Other Activities

 

Historic Port Fairy
The town has more than 50 buildings classified by the National Trust and most within easy walking distance. 

The Wharf area
At its peak in the 1850s, the port was the second busiest in Australia.  Wool, wheat and gold were loaded onto great sailing ships bound for England. The wharf area is still a busy fishing port, watch crayfish and abalone being unloaded. 

Griffiths Island
At the south end of Gipps Street there is a footbridge across to Griffiths Island. There is a track around the island which includes the Mutton Bird Viewing point and the lighthouse on the island's eastern extremity.

Shipwreck Walk
The walk is 2.1 km and runs from the Surf Club to the mouth of the Moyne River. 

Lady Julia Percy Island
Take a cruise out to the largest colony of fur seals in the Southern Hemisphere on Lady Julia Percy Island from the wharf.

Tower Hill
Tower Hill was declared Victoria's first National Park in 1892.  Koalas are in abundance and in the late afternoon you can usually spot kangaroos. The cheeky emus are known to steal meat from a barbeque.

Port Fairy Beaches
Choose from the patrolled East Beach, Peas Soup lagoon or secluded beaches further out.


For more information on the above and the 3 Special Winter Weekends.

See “What to See and Do”.


Tours and Tour Companies

Have the local experts show you the spots you don’t know about and would never find on your own, or have a unique experience through an organized tour.

Take a look at Tours and Tour Companies along the Great Ocean Road.


Car and Camper Hire

The ideal way to tour The Great Ocean Road is with your own transport. If you don’t have your own wheels, or want to camp out why not hire or rent a car, motor home, campervan, caravan or camper trailer. These can be arranged from Melbourne, Geelong, Adelaide or one of the main towns along the Great Ocean Road. For rental companies Car and Camper Hire 


Flights

The major airports are Melbourne’s Tullamarine and Avalon, near Geelong. To book and save on your airfare … Flights


Spas & Health Retreats

Why not indulge the senses, pamper the body and just relax …Spas & Health Retreats


Shops and Galleries

There are unique specialty shops and wonderful craft and art galleries to tempt you with a memento of your holiday … Shops and Galleries


Restaurants

Restaurants, cafes and bars are plentiful with many using local produce... Restaurants


Wineries & Vineyards

With nearly 170 wineries and vineyards along the Great Ocean Road and the surrounding areas of Geelong and the Bellarine Penisula, there is more than enough boutique wines to attract the wine connoisseur or … Wineries & Vineyards


Clubs & Sports

The towns of the Great Ocean Road are known for beautiful locations for golf courses, bowls and other sporting clubs. Several have spectacular views of the southern ocean and a few come with the added attraction of natural fauna … See more information on Clubs & Sports

 

How to Get to There

If traveling by car from Melbourne there is a choice ...  Why not use the Google Route Planner and print out detailed instructions. Daily rail and coach services are available from Melbourne. Find the accommodation you want by using the Accommodation Search Box above.

How to Get There


Events 2009

Definitely check out the year long calendar for music festivals, sporting events, markets, theme weekends and special events … check out Events 2009


Surf Cam, Weather & Climate

Check out the nearby live surf video camera or have an idea of the next 24 hour or 7 day weather forecast … Surf Cam, Weather & Climate

 

 

 

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