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Cottage in Warrnambool
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 175 reviews

Stunning couples getaway - Outdoor cinema and fire

The Landing, Warrnambool — the perfect retreat for couples. Tucked away in a quite corner with tranquil views, this is the ultimate escape. Outside enjoy the view, watch the open-air cinema beside the fire or soak in twin baths. Inside find a king bed, an oversized bath and more, every detail is designed to enjoy. Wander to the river, savour stunning sunrises, or curl up on the comfy couch — this thoughtfully crafted stay is the ultimate setting for your unforgettable experience based getaway.

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Cottage in Port Fairy
4.74 out of 5 average rating, 553 reviews

Oak Moss

Oak Moss is the perfect slow-paced couple getaway located in a peaceful rural outlook only moments from the sea. With its lovely interior colour palette of deep and light greens, this cute cottage has been recently renovated and designed to allow guests to make the best of memories. Spoilt with beautiful interior design, a spacious sun-drenched balcony, a fully equipped kitchen and the softest bed layered with lovely linen, Oak Moss is the perfect spot for a glass of wine and sunset gazing.

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Bungalow in Port Fairy
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 457 reviews

Port Fairy BNB - The Green Suite

Right in the centre of Port Fairy. Walk to shops, restaurants, Moyne river, Griffith Island and East beach. Beautiful newly renovated suite with original historic stone wall and polished concrete floor. Glass Stacker doors open up the entire area to let in the sea breeze. King bed with luxurious feather doona (duvet) and beautiful linen. Bar Fridge, microwave, toaster, fan, 56"TV, DVD player and wardrobe. Excellent heating and parking available. Tea, coffee, towels and linen provided.

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Farm stay in Illowa
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 121 reviews

Off-Grid Tiny House, farm setting, ocean views.

Perched amongst the rolling hills of Illowa, The Cutting is a stone's throw from the famous Tower Hill Wildlife Reserve. It's not uncommon to find a koala dozing in the tree or a kangaroo loose in the top paddock. Enjoy the remarkable coastline, lush greenery and the occasional dairy cow framed by the expansive windows and architectural design of this remarkable stay. This building has received national and international recognition for its unique take on small scale design.

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Apartment in Port Fairy
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 222 reviews

Day Spa Apartment 1 in CBD

Port Fairy Spa Accommodation is located in the heart of town; close to amazing eateries, shopping, renowned beaches and the stunning Port. Attached to the prestigious Port Fairy Day Spa - the apartment makes the perfect accommodation for a wonderful private retreat. Sleeping up to 3 with a Queen Bed & a single bed, perfect for a small family or a couple's getaway. The apartment has a full size kitchen with coffee machine. $25 Day Spa vouchers are also included in your booking.

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Cottage in Port Fairy
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 477 reviews

84 Gipps Cottage

84 Gipps Cottage is an early 1850s historical stone and timber cottage on centrally located Gipps Street. The cottage is set in the Port Fairy village precinct close to restaurants, cafes and boutique shopping. It is within easy walking distance to stunning beaches, the wharf area and is well situated to explore the locality on foot. The Cottage has been sensitively renovated and offers modern comforts while maintaining a truly authentic experience of historic Port Fairy.

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Home in Port Fairy
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 151 reviews

Short walk to beach and town.

We have kept the original character of our 100 year old cottage but added all the modern amenities needed with an large extension. Tikalara is located in town a short walk to the shops and cafes, and an easy walk to the South beach. Two bedrooms provide one queen size bed and two singles. There are 2 modern bathrooms and 2 living spaces each with their own TV. A gas log fire will welcome you on a cold winters day as you enjoy the view to the south beach across the dunes.

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Guest suite in Port Fairy
4.85 out of 5 average rating, 1,024 reviews

Ella Blue Absolute Beachfront

Ella Blue has beautiful 180 degree views over the East Beach. You are so close you could touch it! This beach front property is well suited to a couple or family of four. A large deck spans the upstairs apartment which gives you amazing views and is perfect to enjoy a very relaxing holiday. The apartment is the upstairs section of a holiday house and has a private entrance. With the town within walking distance this apartment is a wonderful escape from reality.

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Cottage in Port Fairy
4.92 out of 5 average rating, 531 reviews

Clonmara Front Garden Cottage Two

Our place is great for enjoying laid back country life. You are just 1.5km to the middle of Port Fairy township with shops, cafes, pubs & beaches but also uniquely located in a country style setting. The cottage is set amongst our other independent accommodation. We do stress that the Cottage is located at the front of the property on Princes Highway so you do get road noise from trucks but we have had many guests stay, enjoy & the price reflects this.

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Apartment in Port Fairy
4.92 out of 5 average rating, 677 reviews

Dromore - Spacious, central, 3 bedroom apartment

Our spacious, two-storied apartment is set in beautiful gardens behind our own home. Although near to our home, it is completely self-contained, has its own entrance and guests have complete privacy. Guests can and come and go as they please. It is a short stroll to the main street, restaurants and beaches. There is off-street parking only metres from the front door. Free wifi is provided and Chromecast is set up on the television.

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Home in Port Fairy
4.89 out of 5 average rating, 114 reviews

Charlie Charming Unit close to Pea Soup Beach

Welcome to our humble little home by the beach. Charlie is situated 2 blocks from Pea Soup Beach and is an easy 5 minute stroll. An approximate 10-15 minute walk into town with easily marked tracks through the park. Your evenings can be spent relaxing outside on a very large decked area where you can listen to the ocean rolling in. The deck is accessible through the door in the laundry. The BBQ is also there for your use.

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Farm stay in Woodford
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 564 reviews

Rural Retreat, Self-contained Studio

Our self-contained studio is a rural retreat, set in extensively landscaped gardens overlooking farmland and stunning scenery. The studio is newly built, compact and peaceful with all the basics you will need, including fresh free range farm eggs for breakfast. The property is nice and private and away from the main house.

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Quick stats about holiday rentals in Port Fairy

  • Total rentals

    410 properties

  • Nightly prices starting at

    $46 AUD before taxes and fees

  • Total number of reviews

    24K reviews

  • Family-friendly rentals

    320 properties are a good fit for families

  • Pet-friendly rentals

    100 properties allow pets

  • Rentals with dedicated workspaces

    60 properties have a dedicated workspace

Your guide to Port Fairy

All About Port Fairy

Port Fairy is a picturesque coastal town at the end of Victoria’s famous Great Ocean Road, around 3.5 hours from Melbourne. It’s characterised by wide streets lined with old stone churches and 19th-century buildings, more than 50 of which are protected by the National Trust of Australia. There’s also an array of boutiques, antique stores, and craft shops to explore in Port Fairy, not to mention a mix of trendy cafes, locally focused restaurants and pubs. All this historic charm sits alongside a six-kilometre stretch of beach that is consistently rated as one of the best in Victoria. Port Fairy is a short drive to the Budj Bim National Park, one of only two UNESCO World Heritage sites in the state. Port Fairy is also known for major music festivals. Every year the town hosts one of Australia's largest music festivals which brings more than 40,000 people to town.


The best time to stay in a holiday rental in Port Fairy

Summer in Port Fairy is filled with warm days for enjoying the beach and the many outdoor activities on offer. The Moyneyana Festival runs annually from Christmas Eve to Australia Day on the 26th of January. It starts with a free BBQ and a sing-along on Christmas Eve and continues with various events including a float parade, live music, and fireworks displays.

In spring and autumn, you can expect changeable weather in this part of Victoria, with a mix of sunny and cooler days. In March a world renowned four-day folk festival takes centre stage in town — featuring local and international artists performing jazz, blues, folk, rock, and bluegrass music. Whenever you decide to visit, there is a great range of holiday rentals in Port Fairy to enhance your stay.


Top things to do in Port Fairy

Port Fairy’s East Beach

Spend a day enjoying Port Fairy’s East Beach, consistently voted one of Victoria’s favourite beaches. The six-kilometre crescent of white sand is patrolled by lifesavers in spring and summer, so you can feel safe swimming here. The most famous spot on the beach is Oigles, where waves break over an old shipwreck. This spot is popular with surfers. The Northern end of the beach is beautiful but avoid swimming here as the rips can be strong.

Griffiths Island

Just a short walk from town is Griffiths Island. Here you’ll find a series of walking tracks that wind through low-lying scrub, where you’re bound to spot the abundance of birdlife living here, including one of Australia’s largest breeding colonies of shearwaters and mutton birds. Keep an eye out for swamp wallabies bouncing around. Make your way to the stunning lighthouse and Lighthouse Keeper’s Cottage, which were built in 1859. The lighthouse is still operational and the views from here are amazing.

The Great Ocean Road and Twelve Apostles

Take the 25-minute drive to the start of one of Australia’s most iconic scenic routes — the Great Ocean Road. The 240-kilometre road starts from Warrnambool and hugs the rugged coastline nearly all the way to Torquay. The road is a great route to and from Melbourne, but you don’t have to do the whole journey to enjoy the experience. There are many scenic lookouts along the way, including the Twelve Apostles, which is just 45 minutes from Port Fairy. This is one of Victoria’s most famous natural landmarks — a series of rock formations rising spectacularly from the ocean.

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