We’re happy to answer some of your most common questions about our beachfront accommodation, Apollo Bay and the Great Ocean Road. If your question is not answered, please contact us for more information.
Our beach accommodation in Apollo Bay is perfectly located at the mouth of the Great Ocean Road. Just a stone’s throw away from the lovely Apollo Bay ocean front, and a romantic stroll away from the restaurant and shopping hub – our motel is ideal whether you’re after some R&R or an adventure.
We’re pleased to offer couples or smaller groups a choice of motel rooms in Apollo Bay. All rooms are accessible from the ground floor and feature modern decor and appliances.
At Apollo Bay Beachfront Motel, each of our twin, queen and superior queen motel rooms include a queen bed, heating and air conditioning, 32″ LCD HD TV, tea and coffee making, toaster and undercover parking directly outside the room. Linen and towels are also provided.
Our motel is just opposite the Great Ocean Road Visitor Information Centre and V/Line bus stop, the perfect place to find out more information about the local attractions and landmarks you can visit from Apollo Bay. A few of the main interest points within a day’s travel include:
Please contact us if you would like more information or to make a booking. You can also check room availability and book an Apollo Bay Beachfront Motel room online.
Otway Fly Treetop Adventures offers a host of experiences with the two core activities being The Treetop Walk and The Zipline Tour. The Treetop Walk is a one-hour rainforest walk featuring a treetop canopy walkway that takes you right into the treetops. The Zipline Eco-Tour is a 2.5-hour, fully guided experience and including training and...
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The Conservation Ecology Centre was founded to create an Otways once more vibrant with native wildlife. The centre’s mission is to work directly on the land and strategically with people to repair and rebalance the Otway ecosystem.
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Stunning Cape Otway Lightstation is the oldest surviving and most important lighthouse in mainland Australia. Built in 1848, the lighthouse perches on towering sea cliffs where Bass Strait and the Southern Ocean collide and visitors can climb to the observation deck at the top of the lighthouse to enjoy breathtaking views of the dramatic coast.
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