Holiday houses in Victoria

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Tiny home in Little Hampton
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 116 reviews

Brooker Tiny Home: Rural Luxury

Our modern tiny home is located on a small raspberry farm on the edge of the stunning Wombat Forest just out of Trentham, Victoria. Inside the home, you'll find a comfortable retreat complete with an indoor fireplace, kitchen with gas stovetop, fridge & day beds perfect for the ultimate relax and reset stay. We've also got a wood-fired sauna sitting on the large deck with a picturesque view of the Wombat State Forest. If you want to venture outside, there are walking tracks at your door stop.

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A spacious bed is positioned beside floor-to-ceiling windows, offering expansive views of lush greenery and the coastal landscape. Natural light fills the room, creating a calm atmosphere as the scenery unfolds beyond the glass.
Cabin in Cape Otway
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 240 reviews

Sky Pod 1 - Luxury Off-Grid Eco Accommodation

Relax in luxury, architecturally designed, self-contained Sky Pods, situated on a 200-acre, private wildlife refuge property on the rugged coast of Cape Otway. This picturesque getaway features sweeping views of the Southern Ocean, as well as the surrounding coastal rainforest, with the Great Ocean Walk, Station Beach and Rainbow Falls all within walking distance. Sky Pods are private, spacious, cosy, and fully equipped with all modern conveniences for your comfort. Strictly 2 Adults (no child

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An outdoor bath made of sleek white material is positioned on a wooden deck, with sweeping views of the rolling hills in the background. Soft sunlight casts a warm glow, enhancing the peaceful ambiance of the setting.
Tiny home in Reedy Creek
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 102 reviews

Hilltop Off Grid Tiny House with Outdoor Bath

Stay above the clouds in our hilltop off-grid cabin! Drive just over an hour from Melbourne, and you’ll find our tiny house nestled on our 100 acre property with mountain views. Perched atop a steep hill, you’ll catch every magical sunrise and enjoy the changing light in the evening as the shadows fall over the land. Our tiny home offers a slower pace of life, is solar powered and has everything you need for an unforgettable stay – including a outdoor bath so you can bathe under the stars!

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A rustic wooden barn is partially visible through the gentle sway of eucalyptus leaves. The structure is set among lush greenery, showcasing its natural surroundings and inviting a sense of tranquility. A pathway leads towards the entrance, blending seamlessly into the landscape.
Cabin in Yinnar South
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 317 reviews

The Barn - 5 Acres of Idyllic Bushland With Views

Set between stunning natural bushland & Gippsland's sprawling agricultural hills, 'The Barn' offers a unique escape back into nature's gentle rhythm. Relax on 5 acres of private forest with valley views. Inside, enjoy the carefully curated spaces & timber furnishings. Soak in the views from the bath. Keep an eye out for a koala, wallaby or lyrebird. Cook your own wood-fired pizza (season-dependent). Explore local national parks or swim at some of Victoria’s most beautiful, untouched beaches.

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A glass bubble retreat is situated on a grassy mountaintop, surrounded by rolling hills and lush landscapes. The structure features a spacious deck with two white Adirondack chairs, inviting relaxation while enjoying nature's beauty.
Dome in Agnes
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 248 reviews

OMG! Star Gazing Bubble 'Etoile' - Bubble Retreats

**Winner of Airbnb's Global 'OMG' Category Competition** Bubble Retreats is a truly extraordinary and immersive experience looking out to Wilsons Prom NP. As you step inside, you are transported to a world where the boundaries between indoors and outdoors vanish. The transparent canopy above reveals a mesmerising display of stars, allowing you to feel like you are sleeping beneath a celestial masterpiece. Quality amenities and thoughtful touches allow comfort and nature seamlessly combine.

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A light-filled nook features a spacious bed with multiple pillows and a soft throw, designed for comfort. Large windows frame the stunning views of rolling hills, allowing natural light to illuminate the cozy space. Wood accents complement the inviting atmosphere.
Tiny home in Blakney Creek
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 209 reviews

The Barlow Tiny House

Nestled in the middle of a working cattle and horse farm in the Yass Valley, The Barlow Tiny House is the ideal place to relax, unwind and reconnect with nature. Enjoy this Tiny House in the countryside that makes a big statement. Enjoy breakfast inside or out, with surrounding views of the rolling hills.Take a wander and explore, and discover our kangaroo and wombat neighbours.If you are interested, we can provide recommendations on the best walks in the area, suitable for all abilities.

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A floating accommodation is depicted, nestled on calm waters, surrounded by moored boats. The structure features a sleek design with large windows, allowing for expansive views of the lake and sky. A deck is visible along the water's edge, inviting relaxation.
Houseboat in Lakes Entrance
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 123 reviews

Idle

Stay on the water at Victoria’s most unique floating lake house. A retro-Californian inspired accommodation for guests who crave the unseen.‍ A design-led retreat for couples and small groups. Resting on the absolute waterfront of the Gippsland Lakes, is Australia’s idyllic Far South East Coast. Idle Lake House is a luxury two bedroom tribute to its relatively untouched location, connection to its local environment, proximity to the locals and saltwater culture. This must be the place.

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The tiny house features a wooden exterior with solar panels on the roof, surrounded by tall trees. A spacious deck with outdoor seating invites relaxation in nature, while the pathway leads up to the entrance, framed by a scenic forest backdrop.
Tiny home in Blampied
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 338 reviews

Monterey Eco Stay

A secluded and intimate luxury escape inspired by the need to live smaller and more sustainably, Monterey is an eco-friendly off-grid tiny house nestled amongst 35 acres of native forest offering guests the perfect opportunity to explore nature, unwind and recharge. Built from salvaged Monterey Cypress timber, the house offers a dreamy king sized bed downstairs with floor to ceiling windows. Explore the surrounding forest and wildflowers and immerse yourself in the sounds of nature.

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A rustic handcrafted shack is surrounded by trees, featuring a metal roof and wooden siding. Large windows provide glimpses of the interior, where a warm light glows. A spacious deck is visible, showcasing an outdoor bath and seating area, enhancing the natural setting.
Place to stay in Halls Gap
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 295 reviews

Handcrafted Shack, Halls Gap, Grampians (Gariwerd)

Wander through the trees to our handcrafted Shack, lovingly built from recycled materials, with breathtaking panoramic views over our regenerative farm to the mountains beyond. Inside snuggle by the wood heater, outside relax on a hand hewn red gum deck with built-in bath, outdoor shower. The outhouse provides views across the wetlands and its wildlife! Gariwerd walks are a 10 minute stroll away, as is good coffee, the local brewery and the eateries of Halls Gap. Come and connect!

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Place to stay in Elevated Plains
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 116 reviews

Serengeti - Views & Roos on the Edge of a Cliff

Serengeti villa.. On top of a cliff. Wood fire. Bath with views. Roaming kangaroos. Private. Luxurious. Oh, and sunsets over a distant volcano. Connect with nature, wildlife and wilderness up close. Immerse yourself in African artistry that celebrates the raw beauty of life and simplicity of organic textures. Capture breath-taking moments that revitalise your spirit as you explore Serengeti and the delightfully eccentric Daylesford. Discover Africa in Hepburn Springs.

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A spacious bedroom features a large bed with a deep burgundy coverlet. Floor-to-ceiling glass doors provide views of a sunlit outdoor deck with a hot tub and distant mountain landscapes. A cozy seating area and wood stove are visible, enhancing the inviting ambiance.
Cabin in Howes Creek
4.87 out of 5 average rating, 142 reviews

Facta - Unbeatable Sunset View • Hot tub

Set high above Lake Eildon with breathtaking views all the way to Mount Buller, this character-filled off-grid cabin is the perfect winter escape for those craving privacy, atmosphere and a genuine connection with nature. Surrounded by wilderness, it blends rustic charm with thoughtful comforts for slow mornings, hot tub evenings and unforgettable nights beneath the stars. A place to exhale, warm up and take in one of the most remarkable outlooks in the region.

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A minimalist living area features a spacious, light-colored sectional sofa set against a textured wall. Natural light casts gentle shadows across the room. A small black table sits in front, accompanied by potted plants, creating a serene and inviting space.
Home in Kilcunda
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 129 reviews

Corvers Rest

Corvers Rest is a minimalist beach shack located on the clifftops overlooking Bass Strait. A place to rest and detach amongst wild natural surrounds. The shack provides the essence of an Australian beach shack with views across the ocean and hinterland. It trims back everything else. A string of ocean beaches nestled between coastal cliffs are within a short walk. Outdoor showers, fire pit and BBQ are all present.

Popular amenities for Victoria holiday rentals

All about Victoria

From its edgy, artsy, sports-mad capital of Melbourne to its bucolic spa country dotted with heritage towns, postcard-worthy winelands, and frosted mountains, the state of Victoria is as diverse as it is dramatic — drama in every sense of the word. On the events front, this equates to some of the world’s biggest arts shows. In nature, it’s about wild and wonderful landscapes, whether it’s the mountains (Great Dividing Range, Victorian Alps, Dandenong Ranges), national parks (Wilsons Promontory, Grampians, Great Otway), or beaches (Bells, Sorrento, Torquay).

In between lie charming historic towns founded during the Gold Rush era or after WWII, when an influx of migrants arrived in Victoria to start new lives and seek fortunes. Many found a fresh start on vineyards and farms, pioneering today’s thriving multicultural food and wine scene. Much of this centres on Melbourne, but the epicurean credentials also extend to small country towns, with vineyards and paddock-to-plate restaurants flourishing from the Yarra Valley to the Mornington Peninsula.

What are the top things to do in Victoria?

Explore Melbourne

Most trips to Victoria begin and end in Melbourne, known for its atmospheric neighbourhoods curving around Port Phillip Bay and hugging the Yarra River. Highlights are endless: eat your way through Polish delis in St Kilda, enjoy a dose of culture at the National Gallery of Victoria, shop boho stores in Brunswick, catch a football match at the MCG, and restaurant-hop through the city centre, its fabulous eateries hidden down graffiti-clad laneways.

Drive the Great Ocean Road

Dramatic rock formations and sheer sea cliffs; beachside towns where bare feet and salty hair seem obligatory; epic surf breaks and wildlife-rich national parkland; bottlenose dolphins and migrating whales — the Great Ocean Road is one of the world’s most legendary drives. Spanning 250 National Heritage-listed kilometres of Victoria’s southeast coastline, it offers attractions like the 12 Apostles, Gibson Steps, and Loch Ard Gorge.

Soak up spa country

Northwest of Melbourne, the Daylesford and Hepburn Springs regions reveal a European fairy tale. The leafy towns were settled by Swiss and Italian migrants, bringing handsome architecture and tasty culinary traditions — plus a love for relaxation. You can experience this resetting at any number of spas and bathhouses, capitalising on Australia’s largest concentration of natural mineral springs.

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