Holiday houses in Kilcunda
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Kilcunda holiday rentals start at $114 AUD per night before taxes and fees
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Iquique Hideaway - Private track to Ocean Beach
A rustic coastal hideaway for couples and solo escapes. Iquique invites you to slow down and savour the rhythm of the coast. Creative, bespoke design with handcrafted timber furniture A comfortable king bed, dressed in quality linen Private gate access to a pristine, uncrowded ocean beach Stunning coastal views and sunsets from the driftwood seat Relaxed alfresco deck nestled among native coastal trees Just a 5-minute drive to the local hot springs An easy stroll to local cafés & eateries
SaltHouse - Phillip Island
Welcome to SaltHouse, a minimalistic modern beach retreat nestled amongst the dunes and striking coastal banksias of Surf Beach Phillip Island. Perfect for couples and opposite the beach, this architecturally designed space allows you to bask in the un-hurriedness of life, enjoy long summer days and warm winter fireside snuggle-ups, all to the sounds of Bass Straight. Walk the dog friendly beach, dive deep into the crisp saltwater waves and simply reconnect. Un-pace yourself IG@salthouseretreat
Water Views No more to pay one price includes all
Located in San Remo gateway to Phillip Island with uninterrupted water views of Westernport Bay. Includes breakfast hamper. Close to beaches for swimming, surfing and exploring. Flat parking at your door. Children friendly lots of books, games and DVDs to stay entertained. You have total separate entrance and facilities, on lower level. Drive 20 minutes to penguin parade, 5 minutes to San Remo shops, cafes & restaurants. Enjoy walking tracks, fishing, wetlands and rock pools to explore.
Cute tiny home inc outdoor bathing under the stars
Tiny in size but so much to love, our thoughtfully made off-grid cabin features panoramic winery valley views and unique personal touches making your stay extra special. Take it all in soaking in a warm bath on your own private deck, plus a Queen bed, you are surrounded by nature yet still walking distance to 3 award-winning wineries, a hatted restaurant feat. a wine list of "local stars, international pours and a local bracket of curious jewels". Close to beaches and wild coastal nature areas.
Charming Coastal Retreat Pets Welcome
Your perfect winter escape awaits at Thagg Haus, a century-old miner’s cottage full of warmth and charm. Set on Bunurong Country, between wild beaches and rolling hills, it’s an ideal base for coastal walks and countryside drives. Return to the cosy heart of the home, our country kitchen glowing with firelight. Warm up by the Nectre wood heater, toast marshmallows at the fire pit, or slow-cook something delicious. Winter at Thagg Haus is all about crisp air, golden light, and simple pleasures.
The House On The Hill Olive Grove
A luxurious & spacious couples retreat with unparalleled panoramic views. Relax in complete privacy knowing that you are the only villa and guests set amongst our olive grove. Set within 1000 + olive trees, the villa overlooks Phillip Island and Westernport Bay and beyond to the Peninsula. With reaching views from every window and complete privacy on offer, the villas luring effect is set to impress any couple escaping the hectic lifestyle demands ensuring a stress free getaway, even romance!
Tantilize: Luxury Romantic Retreat
Snuggle up in luxury! At Tantilize we go over and above to help you spoil your someone special. Tantilize caters for wedding nights, birthdays, anniversaries, and other special occasions. Whether you are just enjoying pampering time together, or granting your loved one a memorable gift stay for 1 or more nights, Tantilize will not disappoint! We regularly receive compliments on our special touches and attention to detail to make sure your stay is an experience you will both never forget.
Settlers Cottage at Korumburra
An ideal romantic escape for couples away from city life, Settlers Cottage offers a relaxing and inviting atmosphere. From the bluestone verandah, unwind and enjoy views over Wilsons Prom with a wine or beer and your favourite book or food. Full kitchen with all the comforts of home, plus a tastefully decorated bedroom/ensuite. Just 5 minutes to Korumburra township, with numerous cafes and restaurants to explore. Search 'Settlers Cottage at Korumburra' on YouTube for our video tour.
Sol House, Kilcunda
Sol House was designed to capture the sunlight from sunrise to sunset. This pre-fabricated block-style beach house was built in 2021, to fit the setting of the relaxed, surfy vibe of Killy. A short 350m stroll to the iconic Kilcunda General Store for a morning coffee or the Ocean View Hotel for a cold beer and dinner. Or sit back on the porch overlooking the adjacent parkland down to the wild Bass Coast ocean. Enjoy the flowing gardens, firepit and outdoor entertainment area!
Birdsong Cottage
Wake to the sound of birds and enjoy our quiet tree lined location. Featuring 1x queen and 2x King Single beds, a fully renovated interior, with a modern kitchen, high end cooking appliances and a cosy wood stove to keep you warm on a winters night. Sliding stacker doors allow the cool ocean breezes to flow through the house on balmy summer days. Split system cooling and heating complete the picture. A short walk to the beach or the local supermarket and cafes.
Fireside Bath & Breakfast Countryside Retreat
You have discovered a stay like no other…The Old School, South Gippsland’s finest countryside escape. Perfect for a romantic holiday or quiet solo retreat, it is somewhere to truly unwind in nature. Tucked in the foothills of South Gippsland, along the scenic Grand Ridge Road, come and slow down. Soak in a fireside bath, explore local trails and beaches, & reconnect with yourself or someone special. ⭐️ Top countryside retreat by Country Style magazine ⭐️
The House - Poet's Corner | Boutique Accomodation
Escape to Poet’s Corner House, a peaceful Phillip Island retreat with a private fenced garden, outdoor kitchen, pizza oven, cozy fireplace, and sunlit loft lounge. Ideal for couples, small families, friends, and dog-friendly stays, the home is made for slow mornings, beach days, long garden meals, and relaxed evenings by the fire. Walk to Surf Beach and enjoy easy access to Cowes, San Remo, wildlife experiences, and the Penguin Parade.
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Vista Azure - the house on the hill with the view
Coastal Bush Retreat
The Rookery Venus Bay : Linen Wood Netflix + Pets
When is the best time to visit Kilcunda?
| Month | Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | June | July | Aug | Sept | Oct | Nov | Dec |
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| Avg. price | $423 AUD | $346 AUD | $288 AUD | $333 AUD | $244 AUD | $286 AUD | $258 AUD | $242 AUD | $281 AUD | $332 AUD | $291 AUD | $343 AUD |
| Avg. temp | 19°C | 19°C | 18°C | 15°C | 13°C | 11°C | 10°C | 11°C | 12°C | 14°C | 16°C | 17°C |
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Kilcunda?
Stays in Kilcunda range from cozy holiday homes near the beach to accommodations overlooking the dramatic coastline. Many guests choose spots close to walking trails or with easy access to local cafes.
What are the best things to do in Kilcunda with kids?
Families often explore Kilcunda’s beaches, visit local playgrounds, or walk along the Bass Coast Rail Trail. The area’s open spaces and rocky shoreline are favorites for outdoor play and wildlife watching.
What are some of the best things to do in Kilcunda?
Explore the scenic beaches, walk the Bass Coast Rail Trail, and discover the Kilcunda Trestle Bridge. Visitors also enjoy surfing, beachcombing, and taking photos along the rugged coast.
How is the weather in Kilcunda?
Kilcunda experiences mild summers, with temperatures around 57–77°F (14–25°C), and cooler, wetter winters near 44–58°F (7–15°C). Rain is more frequent from late autumn through winter, while summers tend to be drier.
When is the best time to visit Kilcunda?
Late spring through early autumn is often recommended for milder temperatures and drier days, especially if you plan to spend time on the coast. Cooler and wetter months are common in winter, with temperatures between 44–58°F (7–15°C).
What are the best places to visit in Kilcunda?
Explore the Kilcunda Trestle Bridge, walk the Bass Coast Rail Trail, and spend time at the main beach. Many travelers also stop by local cafes and lookout points for sweeping sea views.
What are some hiking trails in Kilcunda?
The Bass Coast Rail Trail is the most popular for walking, cycling, and taking in coastal scenery. Other nearby tracks lead through bushland and along scenic clifftops, rewarding explorers with sea views.
What are some family activities we can do in Kilcunda?
Families often beachcomb, picnic in grassy reserves, or follow the Bass Coast Rail Trail for a gentle walk or cycle. Fishing, flying kites, and exploring tidepools can also be engaging for children.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Kilcunda?
From Kilcunda, people often explore regional towns, wineries, nature reserves, and coastal lookouts. Wildlife parks and small village markets around the area are frequently suggested for day visits.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Kilcunda?
Kilcunda has pet-friendly accommodations, including holiday rentals and homes that welcome dogs. Local beaches and trails also make it easy to spend time outdoors with your pet.
What are some local tips for visiting Kilcunda?
Locals often suggest early morning walks for quiet scenery and remind visitors to check tide times for beach access. Bringing a windproof jacket and reusable bag for market finds or beach picnics is commonly recommended.
What is Kilcunda known for?
Kilcunda is known for its coastal cliffs, sandy beaches, and the historic Kilcunda Trestle Bridge. Outdoor enthusiasts frequently explore walking trails and enjoy sweeping ocean views that have become a hallmark of the area.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Kilcunda?
Around Kilcunda, smaller rock pools at low tide, peaceful picnic spots overlooking the sea, and lesser-known tracks off the main trail are often described as local secrets. Dawn or dusk beach walks frequently provide a quiet escape.
What are the best foods to try in Kilcunda?
Kilcunda has a focus on fresh local produce, with cafes often featuring seafood, baked goods, and Australian classics. Many visitors enjoy simple fish and chips or meals highlighting seasonal ingredients.
What should I bring for a trip to Kilcunda?
Pack layers for changing coastal weather, sturdy walking shoes, sun protection, and a windbreaker. If you plan outdoor activities, bringing swimwear, a reusable water bottle, and beach gear is often useful.
What is the nightlife in Kilcunda like?
Nightlife in Kilcunda tends to be relaxed, with a focus on coastal pubs, casual dining, and spaces where people gather to unwind after a day outdoors. Many visitors enjoy laid-back evenings with views of the ocean.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Kilcunda?
Kilcunda is known for the Kilcunda Lobster Festival, which brings together food, music, and community activities around the seaside. Local markets and community gatherings, often held in summer, are also frequently suggested ways to connect with the town’s creative and relaxed atmosphere.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Kilcunda?
Many vacation rentals in Kilcunda are designed with families in mind, offering larger spaces, kitchens, and outdoor areas. Bookings can include homes close to beaches and local attractions for added convenience.
All about Kilcunda
Kilcunda is a small seaside town to the southeast of Melbourne known for its rocky headlands, seashell-studded beaches, grassy dunes and scenic coastlines. Take a bike tour and ride along the 23 kilometre Bass Coast Rail Trail, and then marvel at the panoramic views when you reach the Bass Strait. Along Bass Highway, you’ll find the town’s general store, plus a few local eateries, where you can grab fresh local produce, delicious meals, and coffee.
Head over to Kilcunda Surf Beach, a popular surfing spot, where you can watch experienced surfers catch the town’s iconic waves. Make your way to the Mouth of Powlett, where the slow-moving waters of the Powlett River make for a serene spot to kayak or fish. Known for its sand dunes, the Mouth of Powlett invites children and adults alike to enjoy a slide or two down the steep dunes. The local pub is a favoured gathering spot at the end of the day for a drink, hearty meal, live music, and an unbeatable sunset view.
What are the top things to do in Kilcunda?
George Bass Coastal Walk
Take in the beauty of the Bass Coast with a spectacular cliff-top walk. The 7-kilometre walk provides boundless views of the ocean, seaside cliffs, and rugged coastlines. From a distance, you can catch cattle grazing on lush green farmland. If you happen to visit between the months of May and November, you might see the spectacular annual whale migration.
Collecting Shells on Shelly Beach
Located right off Bass Highway is a local gem—Shelly Beach. As the name suggests, Shelly Beach is known for being embellished with seashells. Rocky headlands and tide pools brimming with shellfish, crabs, sea snails, and occasionally starfish line the shores of the beach. Spend time beachcombing through the shallow rock pools and walk along the secluded shoreline.
Bourne Creek Trestle Bridge
As you arrive at Bourne Creek, you will immediately see the towering Bourne Creek Trestle Bridge. Turquoise water, golden sand, and vibrant green shrubbery serve as the backdrop to this striking structure. Constructed in 1911 for the Victorian Railways, the Trestle Bridge is now an iconic landmark in the area. Walk or bike along the lofty bridge for a stunning panoramic view of the beach and hinterlands. Use one of the beach accesses to head down to Kilcunda Beach, where you can admire its seashell-adorned shoreline.
Destinations to explore
- Phillip Island
- Peninsula Hot Springs
- Sorrento Beach
- Puffing Billy Railway
- Smiths Beach
- Sorrento Back Beach
- Monash University
- Mount Martha Beach North
- Somers Beach
- Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit
- Portsea Surf Beach
- Gumbuya World
- Point Nepean National Park
- Peppers Moonah Links Resort
- Chelsea Beach
- Cape Schanck Lighthouse
- Penguin Parade
- Phillip Island Wildlife Park
- Arthurs Seat Eagle
- A Maze N Things Theme Park
- Dandenong Ranges National Park
- Lardner Park
- M-City Shopping Centre
- Cowes Beach