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A serene coastal view showcases gently rolling waves meeting a sandy beach. Soft sand is interspersed with tufts of green and beige vegetation, creating a natural border between land and sea. The horizon blends sky and ocean in calming shades of blue and gray.
Cabin in Rye
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 546 reviews

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

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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, 289 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 five acres of private forest with valley views. Inside, enjoy the carefully curated spaces & bespoke, timber furnishings. Cook your own wood-fired pizza. Soak in the views from the bath. Keep an eye out for a koala, wallaby or lyrebird. Explore the neighbouring national parks or swim at some of Victoria’s most beautiful, untouched beaches.

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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, 215 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

Top Guest favourite
An open living area showcases a comfortable sofa adorned with colorful cushions, bathed in natural light from large glass doors. A view of the private courtyard reveals a small outdoor seating area, surrounded by greenery, enhancing the seamless indoor-outdoor transition.
Apartment in Rye
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 163 reviews

Sanctuary at Rye

A private and peaceful retreat, positioned among lush gardens in the quiet area of Rye. Large windows in each room offer plenty of natural light and greenery. The place sleeps up to 4 people with modern bathroom, open plan living area and kitchenette with coffee and tea, washing machine, ducted air-conditioning and heating and complimentary Wifi. Less than 10-minute drive to the Peninsula Hot Springs and 20-minute walk to front beach (Tyrone Foreshore) or back beaches of Rye (Number 16 Beach).

Top Guest favourite
The interior features warm timber flooring complemented by colorful rugs. A red accent chair and a brown leather sofa are positioned in the living area, surrounded by vibrant wall art and decorative plates. Large windows allow natural light to flow in, framing views of the garden.
Guest suite in Mount Martha
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 388 reviews

Casa Frida Studio Moonlight cinema & pool

As you enter the ivy-covered Balinese gates, be prepared to be transported into another world! Also be prepared to walk the steps to the top. (70m incline) The view from the studio comes at a price and if you are prepared to walk the steps.... there's enormous gain when you reach the top. We have created a little tribute to our favorite places - Indonesia, Morocco, Spain and Mexico. If you are after a 5-star hotel stay - we don't recommend our property - Come for the experience of Casa Frida!

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A modern kitchenette features dark cabinetry with stylish copper handles and a wooden countertop. Open shelving displays kitchenware. A compact bathroom is visible through an adjacent doorway, revealing light tiles and minimalist decor. Natural light streams in from a nearby window, enhancing the fresh atmosphere.
Guesthouse in Rye
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 343 reviews

Tranquil 1 bdrm Guest House 800m to Tyrone Beach

Surrounded by native moonah trees in a lovely quiet neighbourhood, is this private guest apartment. Stylishly decorated, thoughtfully designed, and just 800m from the popular Tyrone Beach. Enjoy the light filled but private indoor space, which is well appointed yet compact and with a nice fresh feel. Lounge about the stylish resort-like under cover outdoor space which has been a huge hit with guests. Very suitable for individuals or romantic couples, come and recharge your batteries.

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The exterior of a charming house is viewed, featuring a welcoming front porch with railing and steps leading to the entrance. Surrounding greenery and sandy paths contribute to the natural setting, with a gently sloping landscape and distant mountains visible in the background.
Guesthouse in Warburton
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 1,172 reviews

Little House on the Hill

The Little House on the Hill at the eastern end of Warburton overlooks the chooks, the veggie patch, the orchard and across the valley to gorgeous 270° views. It is next door to the Big House, set on an acre that slopes down to the Yarra River. A great swimming spot on hot days and a good way to access the town and the rail trail (five minutes there, maybe ten minutes return - uphill). There are plenty of lovely walks nearby including the Aqueduct Trail that starts further up the hill.

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A serene bedroom features a spacious bed adorned with floral bedding and a soft throw. Natural light filters through sheer curtains, illuminating the textured walls. A wooden side table holds a lamp, with a decorative mirror adding depth to the room's rustic charm.
Farm in Smiths Gully
4.91 out of 5 average rating, 374 reviews

Duck'n Hill Cottage (& EV charge station)

Built by eccentric artists in the 80's this quaint little mudbrick sits in the heart of the Yarra Valley surrounded by wineries, stunning gardens and views. Recently renovated for comfort with concrete flooring, new A/C, hot water system, renovated bathroom and numerous outdoor spaces. The kitchenette includes a coffee machine, kettle & facilities, air fryer, toaster, egg steamer, utensils, bar fridge & microwave. The perfect romantic getaway surrounded by nature.

Top Guest favourite
The exterior of the Barn House features a striking black metal facade, complemented by a wooden sliding door. A softly glowing round light is visible through a window in the gabled roof, set against a moody twilight sky.
Home in Ruffy
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 218 reviews

Maggies Lane Barn House

SPECIAL OFFER - 3 NIGHTS FOR THE PRICE OF 2 Just 2 hours from Melbourne, on 65 acres in the sprawling Strathbogie Ranges, Maggies Lane Barn House is a romantic one bedroom couples escape (not suitable for children). Unwind in our thoughtfully designed, off-grid luxury retreat. The area is teeming with Australian wildlife, flowing creeks, native birds, bush and rocky outcrops. Warm up by the wood fire, enjoy the views and the beautifully appointed interiors.

Top Guest favourite
A long wooden dining table is positioned near large glass doors, offering expansive views of rolling hills. Simple black chairs surround the table, and candle holders rest on the table, adding an understated touch to the modern rustic decor.
Cabin in Fish Creek
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 285 reviews

Loft House Country Retreat - stunning views

" Beautiful views, stunning location, great quality and modern rustic decor" - L.2025 We welcome you to enjoy this boutique romantic accommodation for 2 with amazing 180 degree views over rolling hills to Fish Creek and beyond from every window. Spacious and self contained with a sunny modern comfortable artistic interior. Close to Wilson's Promontory, Fish Creek, Foster, Waratah Bay, wineries and beaches. The perfect base for exploring South Gippsland.

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Cabin in Fryerstown
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 118 reviews

Fryers Hut

Set in the peaceful bushland of Fryerstown, Fryers hut is only 10 minutes from Castlemaine, 30 minutes from Daylesford and 5 minutes from Vaughan Springs. Excellent walking and mountain bike riding are at your doorstep or just relax at the hut and enjoy the garden, pool and sauna. In the heart of the Goldfields region there is plenty to explore including outdoor activities, the arts, festivals, historical sites and great cafes, restaurants and wineries.

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Cabin in Gembrook
5 out of 5 average rating, 287 reviews

Off-grid Cabin in the Woods Andersons Eco Retreat

Anderson’s Eco Retreat, Off grid Cabin in the Woods. A slow stay for adults only. Wrap yourself in nature! Towering trees, bird songs, the fresh forest breeze. Private & secluded. Take a dip in the spring fed swimming hole. Submerge into a deep soaking tub surrounded by windows & trees. Curl up in front of the warm crackling wood fire with your special someone. A peaceful sanctuary for those looking to detox from life for a while.

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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