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Harbour Masters Apartment on the Beach
The perfect ocean front large apartment for a couple or single. Located right on the beach, beside the jetty overlooking Rivoli Bay, guests at Harbour Masters Apartment enjoy privacy but also close proximity to the town centre of Beachport - a short and easy stroll away. Watch and hear the gently rolling waves or the comings and goings of boats and people walking the jetty - the second longest in South Australia at 772m. Recently renovated and refurnished, this apartment is truly one of a kind.
'The Woodshed' • Hot Stone Sauna & Ice Bath
Welcome to The Woodshed - Your Luxurious Coastal Retreat Nestled along the serene coastline, this charming beach cottage offers a tranquil retreat inspired by the timeless elegance of Scandinavian design. After embarking on extensive travels through the picturesque landscapes of Scandinavia, the owners were captivated by the warm, minimalist allure of Nordic-style homes. With a shared vision, they set out to transform their humble family beach shack into a cozy and stylish sanctuary by the sea.
Anchored in Robe: Location! 100m shops. 150m beach
Anchored in Robe is a beautifully appointed and spacious cottage in the heart of historic Robe. The location is perfect..walk everywhere: 100 m to the main street. 200 m to magnificent Town Beach. 50 m to the golf course. An easy walk to Robe's finest restaurants and boutiques .. or just relax on the Italian leather sofa or outdoor sun lounges... Anchored in Robe has it all. Enjoy our little extras. Snuggle in comfy beds. Relax in the spa bath. Enjoy the seaside styling and original art works.
THE STABLES - Location! 100m shops. 150m beach
We just couldn't resist this property... so quirky and full of character. So we added to our 'stable' and it has become our latest project. It reminds us of the farm, of fresh hay, horses and cattle. In fact we have decked it out with so much love...antiqued leather sofa, rustic home made tables straight from the shearing shed workshop. So much history there! Original art works by Jessie. We hope you will love your beach break at The Stables, and drink in a little of what makes Robe unique.
Limestone Cottage - A Tuscan Holiday
This newly restored semi-detached stone cottage in the peaceful and gently undulating hamlet of Rendelsham offers seclusion and privacy, with garden views and outdoor living. Private driveway and parking. Short drive to local beaches, Lake Macintyre and Mayura Station. 45 min from Coonawarra wineries and walking distance from Canunda National Park. Nearby Millicent offers a selection of restaurants, cafes, supermarkets, chemists, a swimming lake and hospital. Wood heater for chilly weather.
Ocean Alley ~ robe township
Set in the main township of Robe, Ocean Alley is one of Robe's newest holiday listings. Ocean Alley is situated close to Lake Fellmongery ski lake and is an easy walk to the main street of Robe where you'll find a variety of retail shops, eateries and the foreshore beaches. Pack the car for a short drive to the iconic Long Beach, or take a scenic walk along one of Robe's many walking trails. The property offers 4 generous size bedrooms, perfect for families or groups.
'Salthouse' • Cozy Cottage off Robe's Main Street
Welcome to ‘The Salthouse’ just stone’s throw away from Robe’s Main Street. Once the owner’s beach-house filled with family memories, now they welcome their lucky guests. Hide-away in this character filled cottage, adorned with collectors’ items and nick-nacks from local and afar. ‘The Salthouse’ is located 150m from Robe’s many café’s, restaurants, boutique shops and pubs. You will not find a better location in Robe, just read our reviews!
Drift Away - Just 100m to Shops & 150m to Beach.
Stroll just 150m to Robe’s crystal-clear beaches, with cafés, shops, and restaurants only 100m from your door. Drift Away blends soaring ceilings, beautiful decor, ensuite bathrooms, and a vine-covered courtyard into your perfect coastal escape. Park the car, sip local wine, and soak in the relaxed rhythm of Robe. A romantic, walk-everywhere retreat designed for slowing down and savouring every moment.
Dunes Aqua at Robe
Welcome to 'Dunes Aqua', one of three vibrant seaside 'Dunes at Robe' homes nestled side-by-side along Robe’s stunning coastline. Perfectly positioned near the Robe Golf Course and just a short stroll to the cliff tracks, Marina, and Main Street, this is the ideal spot to unwind and enjoy the charm of coastal living.
SeaMist@Robe - Central Robe Town Location!
What a find! Lovely private self contained unit, centrally located, off street parking, fully equipped kitchen, modern bathroom, new deluxe queen size bed, private sheltered rear veranda for afternoon drinks and only a few minutes walk from Robe's famous beaches, cafes, restaurants and friendly pubs.
TEMPEST : a view to calm any storm
Perched high on a hill overlooking the harbour, the 180 degree views over Robe, will create a mesmerising backdrop to your relaxing getaway. Enjoy the view from your designer open-plan living space, with dining for 8 guests, a big comfy lounge, and a sunny window seat to read or dream.
The Coach House at Denington Farm
A rural, rustic retreat on private farmland 5 km from the beach side town of Robe. Perfect for a relaxing couples getaway, this unique conversion of an 1850's limestone farm building features a mezzanine double bedroom and double shower, wood burning fire, coffee machine and BBQ.
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Dune View Robe - 200m to Beach - Pet Friendly
When is the best time to visit Robe?
| Month | Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec |
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| Avg. price | $301 AUD | $222 AUD | $227 AUD | $254 AUD | $191 AUD | $210 AUD | $205 AUD | $185 AUD | $219 AUD | $239 AUD | $230 AUD | $268 AUD |
| Avg. temp | 18°C | 18°C | 17°C | 16°C | 14°C | 12°C | 11°C | 12°C | 13°C | 14°C | 16°C | 17°C |
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Robe?
Stays in Robe range from beachside cottages to residential apartments close to the town center. Neighborhoods near the harbor and coastal parks are popular, especially for those seeking easy access to local activities.
What are the best things to do in Robe with kids?
Kids can explore sandy beaches, build sandcastles, and enjoy calm swimming spots in Robe. The area has playgrounds, a local museum, and wide-open parks for new adventures as a family.
What are some of the best things to do in Robe?
Robe has scenic beach walks, heritage architecture tours, and opportunities for boating or fishing. Local galleries, cafes, and artisan markets provide a welcoming atmosphere for explorers.
How is the weather in Robe?
Robe has cool, wet winters around 47–58°F (9–15°C), and warmer, drier summers near 58–73°F (14–23°C). Breezes off the coast are common, so layering clothing is often advised.
When is the best time to visit Robe?
Late spring through early autumn is often recommended for milder temperatures and outdoor events. Summer brings warmer weather, while winter is quieter and well-suited for cozy getaways.
What are the best places to visit in Robe?
Explore Robe’s historic town center, walk the beach promenade, and visit local art galleries for a sense of regional culture. The harbor area and nearby nature reserves are frequently suggested for their scenery.
What are some hiking trails in Robe?
Robe has coastal walking trails leading through dunes and along historic sites, as well as nature paths around local reserves. Trails are often scenic, with viewpoints for wildlife and ocean vistas.
What are some family activities we can do in Robe?
Families in Robe can explore sandy beaches, walk heritage trails, or try fishing and boating near the harbor. Picnics in local parks and visits to small museums add variety to group outings.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Robe?
Day trips from Robe often include exploring nearby coastal parks, visiting regional wineries, or touring local artisan shops. Wildlife reserves and scenic viewpoints are also frequently suggested for visitors seeking nature experiences.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Robe?
Robe has pet-friendly vacation rentals in beachside and residential neighborhoods. Some accommodations provide outdoor spaces or easy access to local walking trails for pets and their people.
What are some local tips for visiting Robe?
Locals suggest exploring early morning markets, visiting heritage sites, and sampling seafood straight from the docks. If you plan to swim or hike, check daily weather conditions and tides before heading out.
What is Robe known for?
Robe is known for its heritage architecture, scenic beaches, and maritime history. The town has a welcoming atmosphere, blending coastal charm with a strong sense of local community.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Robe?
Robe has small art galleries, secluded beaches, and historic sites tucked along its coastline. Local walking paths often reveal lesser-known spots for picnics or wildlife glimpses.
What are the best foods to try in Robe?
Fresh seafood, such as lobster and crayfish, is frequently suggested, alongside locally sourced lamb and artisan cheeses. Robe also has bakeries with regional pastries and cafes serving South Australian wines.
What should I bring for a trip to Robe?
Pack comfortable clothing, beachwear, and a light jacket for breezy evenings. Sturdy footwear is helpful for exploring coastal trails, and sunscreen is essential due to frequent sunny days.
What is the nightlife in Robe like?
Nightlife in Robe is relaxed and social, with beachside bars, casual pubs, and eateries serving local fare. Live music events and food pop-ups are sometimes hosted around the town center.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Robe?
Robe has several community events throughout the year, such as food and wine fairs, art exhibitions, and coastal sports gatherings. Seasonal festivals in late spring and summer are often recommended for visitors interested in local culture.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Robe?
Robe has a variety of family-friendly vacation rentals, including entire homes and apartments suitable for groups. Many properties are located near the beach or in quiet neighborhoods, making it easy to explore local attractions together.
All about Robe
South Australia’s scenic Limestone Coast stretches along the state’s southeastern extremes from the saltwater lagoons of Coorong National Park near the Victorian border, with plenty of sinkholes and azure lagoons among the geological wonders in between. The most northerly town is Robe, an international port busy since the mid-19th century, and one of the state’s oldest settlements. Today, the town’s handsome heritage-listed buildings are filled with craft breweries, distilleries, and restaurants. Set on the shores of Guichen Bay, Robe is also home to one of Australia’s few 4WD-friendly beaches, with more water available to the south thanks to small Lake Robe and enormous Lake Eliza.
What are the top things to do in Robe?
Cape Dombey Obelisk
The Southern Ocean off Robe’s west coast is fierce, and many ships have been battered by its unpredictable waves. Enter the pyramid-like Cape Dombey Obelisk, warning vessels off the town’s rocky reefs since 1852. The 40-foot structure, painted in candy-cane red-and-white stripes, sits atop a rocky cliff that also serves as the start of numerous walking trails, including one taking in the town’s old jail, jetty, and marina.
Long Beach
With more than ten miles of powdery white sand curving around Guichen Bay, Long Beach deserves its name. Swim, take a surfing lesson, or drive along the sand while watching the sunset. While 4WDs are recommended, they’re not necessary if you stick to the firm sand at low tide. For something more challenging, Little Dip Conservation Park to the south offers soft-sand and sand-dune drives.
Eat Rock Lobster
Robe owes its founding to the cool, marine-life-rich waters of the Southern Ocean off its shores. It’s here that fishermen, indigenous and otherwise, have been plucking rock lobsters, among other tasty seafood, for centuries. Taste this juicy delicacy fresh from the sea at restaurants across town, many of which are just a minute’s walk from Robe marina.
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