anglesea & aireys inlet accommodation
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Mermaids Bed & Breakfast in Aireys Inlet has been inspired by the tasteful decor of the Balinese reflecting the essence of Indonesia. Mermaids will remind you what it's like to truly relax & unwind.
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A River Bed in Aireys Inlet is stylish with a touch of class & simplicity - much more than a motel suite at a much more competitive price.
It's a fantastic brand new studio retreat for two right on the river. Self contained with an excellent outlook. .
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Coastal Forest Lodge is located just off the Great Ocean Road. 196 acres with abundant wildlife & amazing environmental surrounds. Plenty of kangaroos! Sole occupancy is guaranteed, clean ensuite cabins, self-cater or full-catering available. Quality home cooked meals. Ideal for school, church, family, youth groups, clubs & retreats.
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Myrica Cottage near Anglesea is a 2 bedroom cottage accommodating 5 people. Set in a pristine rural & natural bush environment with abundant Australian Wildlife. Private Fly Fishery (catch & release only) & Bush Walks on over 200 acres of natural bush.
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Maroo Park Cottages consist of eight 2 bedroomed, self-contained cedar & pine colonial style cottages, privately set on 15 acres of bush. Only 5 minutes drive from the picturesque village of Anglesea. more
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Anglesea Beachfront Caravan Park has absolute prime location in Anglesea, fronting both the beach and river. Forget about the car its only a short walk to the shops, cafes, restaurants and Bowling Club. more
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Aireys Inlet is located on the scenic Great Ocean Road, between the larger centres of Anglesea and Lorne and nestled between the bushland of the Otway Ranges and the undulating sand dunes of the coastline.
There are two small but distinct commercial centres in town - one in the north, including a general store, post office and a couple of food outlets, and a slightly larger centre just east of Painkalac Creek, featuring fashion outlets and more eateries. The primary landmark in town is the Split Point Lighthouse which was built in 1891 and stands 34 metres tall. The lighthouse was the locale for the well known childrens' programme: Around the Twist. There are some great walking tracks near the lighthouse which offer scenic views over the coast.
A few kilometres west of Aireys Inlet is Fairhaven Beach, which is renowned for its surf and Eastern View which is the site of the Great Ocean Road Memorial Arch, commemorating the construction of the road as a memorial to those that lost their lives during World War One. A little further along the Great Ocean Road is Cinema Point where sweeping views of the coast can be enjoyed.
The Great Otway National Park, inland from Aireys Inlet, features fern gullies, waterfalls and includes the steep timbered ridges of the eastern Otways. Aireys Inlet accommodation is limited so if you are thinking of staying here in peak season then make sure you book early.
Anglesea is situated between Aireys Inlet and Torquay and is the first spot on the Great Ocean Road where the road meets the coast. Anglesea has a sweeping ocean beach which is perfect for families. It's one of the few beaches along the coast to be patrolled. The scenery on the coast and the spectacular forested hinterland make Anglesea a popular tourist destination. There are lots of watersports to be had here as The Anglesea River passes through the middle of the town. Lots of parks and gardens and a magnificent boardwalk which skirts the river and wetlands areas. Anglesea accommodation is varied and plentiful but during peak season can book out very quickly so be sure to book in advance. Happy holidays.