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Apollo Bay Waterfront Motor Inn
173 Great Ocean Road, Apollo Bay, VIC, Australia
Show on map0.5 mi from city centre, Apollo Bay, VIC, Australia
Apollo Bay Waterfront Motor Inn is located in Apollo Bay and features free Wi-Fi and a Jacuzzi. It is a 10-minute drive from Great Ocean Walk and provides free private parking on site.
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Motel Marengo
26-28 Great Ocean Road, Apollo Bay, VIC, Australia
Show on map1.4 mi from city centre, Apollo Bay, VIC, Australia
Boasting an outdoor pool, Motel Marengo is located in Apollo Bay and offers modern accommodation. It also provides a kids pool, a playground and an express check-in and check-out feature.
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Big4 Apollo Bay Pisces Holiday Park
Apollo Bay, VIC, Australia
Show on map1.2 mi from city centre, Apollo Bay, VIC, Australia
This stylish property in Apollo Bay provides free Wi-Fi, as well as luggage storage and an outdoor pool. It also commands views of the beach and the pool, plus Apollo Bay Harbour.
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Beachcomber Motel And Apartments Apollo Bay
15 Diana Street, Apollo Bay, VIC, Australia
Show on map0.3 mi from city centre, Apollo Bay, VIC, Australia
Beachcomber Motel & Apartments is located in Apollo Bay and offers free Wi-Fi. It also provides a BBQ/picnic area, luggage storage and laundry facilities.
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Loch Ard Motor Inn
Port Campbell, VIC, Australia
Show on map0.2 mi from city centre, Port Campbell, VIC, Australia
Loch Ard Motor Inn is located in Port Campbell and offers free Wi-Fi. Just a short stroll from Port Campbell Foreshore, it provides comfortable apartments equipped with a private balcony and a refrigerator.
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Coastal Motel
171 Great Ocean Road, Apollo Bay, VIC, Australia
Show on map0.4 mi from city centre, Apollo Bay, VIC, Australia
Coastal Motel is located in Apollo Bay and features free Wi-Fi. It also offers bicycle rental, an express check-in and check-out feature and valet parking.
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Comfort Inn Warrnambool International
75 Banyan Street, Warrnambool, VIC, Australia
Show on map0.5 mi from city centre, Warrnambool, VIC, Australia
Comfort Inn Warrnambool International is located in Warrnambool and features free Wi-Fi. It also provides luggage storage, a ticket service and an express check-in and check-out feature.
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Chatby Lane Lorne
4 Howard Street, Lorne, VIC, Australia
Show on map0.5 mi from city centre, Lorne, VIC, Australia
This comfortable property in Lorne provides complimentary Wi-Fi, as well as a swimming pool and a Jacuzzi. It is conveniently positioned for guests wanting to visit local attractions.
Cheapest hotels in Great Ocean Road, Victoria
Show all 2,323 hotelsApollo Bay Backpackers
47 Montrose Avenue, Apollo Bay, VIC, Australia
Show on map0.6 mi from city centre,
Apollo Bay Backpackers is located in Apollo Bay and is close to Marengo. It also provides a tour desk, laundry facilities and luggage storage.
$35
Avg. per night
Lorne Foreshore Caravan Park
Lorne, VIC, Australia
Show on map0.1 mi from city centre,
Lorne Foreshore Caravan Park is situated in Lorne and features complimentary Wi-Fi. It is conveniently positioned for those wanting to visit local attractions.
$36
Avg. per night
Motel Marengo
26-28 Great Ocean Road, Apollo Bay, VIC, Australia
Show on map1.4 mi from city centre,
Boasting an outdoor pool, Motel Marengo is located in Apollo Bay and offers modern accommodation. It also provides a kids pool, a playground and an express check-in and check-out feature.
$55
Avg. per night
Twelve Apostles Motel & Country Retreat
314 Booringa Road, Princetown, Port Campbell, VIC, Australia
Show on map6.1 mi from city centre,
Twelve Apostles Motel & Country Retreat is located in Port Campbell and features an indoor pool. It also provides a playground, a kids club and a 24-hour reception.
$58
Avg. per night
A Great Ocean View Motel
1 Great Ocean Road, Apollo Bay, VIC, Australia
Show on map0.2 mi from city centre,
Featuring a private beach, Great Ocean View Motel is situated in Apollo Bay and is a brief walk from Marengo. Just moments from the beach, it is perfectly located for those in search of a sea-side retreat.
$59
Avg. per night
Beachcomber Motel And Apartments Apollo Bay
15 Diana Street, Apollo Bay, VIC, Australia
Show on map0.3 mi from city centre,
Beachcomber Motel & Apartments is located in Apollo Bay and offers free Wi-Fi. It also provides a BBQ/picnic area, luggage storage and laundry facilities.
$64
Avg. per night
Raglan Motor Inn
376 Raglan Parade, Warrnambool, VIC, Australia
Show on map0.9 mi from city centre,
This comfortable motel in Warrnambool offers complimentary Wi-Fi, as well as an express check-in and check-out feature and laundry facilities. It is ideally positioned for guests wanting to visit the area's popular attractions.
$69
Avg. per night
Great Ocean Road Brewhouse Apollo Bay
29-35 Great Ocean Road, Apollo Bay, VIC, Australia
Show on map0.1 mi from city centre,
Located in Apollo Bay, Great Ocean Road Brewhouse is within a 10-minute drive of Great Ocean Walk and offers free private parking on site. Guests can also enjoy free internet throughout the property.
$70
Avg. per night
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About Great Ocean Road
A great place to begin a Great Ocean Road trip is in the charming town of Torquay. The home of Bell’s Beach is about halfway into the journey from Melbourne. Stop for lunch and take a walk or visit the Surf World Surfing Museum. Continue on to Airey’s Inlet, climb the Split Point Lighthouse steps for the most spectacular views of the coastline. Keen hikers and walkers will enjoy the Great Ocean Walk, with rugged clifftop views, wildlife and eucalyptus forests. Koalas, wallabies, kangaroos, native birdlife and whales are often seen at various stages of the trail. There are walks and guided trips of varying distances, where visitors can learn about the Aboriginal culture and heritage of this area. Visit the town of Portland, Victoria’s first European settlement. Discover the harbour, then jump on a cable tram and explore the foreshore, the World War II Lookout Museum and the Portland Botanical Gardens. Alternatively, continue to the town of Port Fairy with its quaint National Trust cottages and stately buildings. The main highlight of the Great Ocean Road are the 12 Apostles, the rugged needles of rock majestically jut out from the water creating an eerie, yet beautiful scene. Arrive at sunset or sunrise for truly memorable, postcard-worthy vistas.
The best way to travel the Great Ocean Road is by car, but if travellers wish to take public transport, it is available from Melbourne and many towns along the route. The early morning train from Melbourne Southern Cross Station to Geelong is the first stretch of the journey, from here catch the bus service to Great Ocean Road. Trains are also available from Melbourne to the historic centre of Camperdown. Helicopters and private trips can also be arranged from various locations.
It was decided that a coastal road was needed in this area of Victoria so that the isolated towns and villages could connect with the rest of Australia. Soldiers returning from World War I were put into employment and the road was constructed with only shovels, picks and horse-drawn carts. In November 1932, the route was officially opened and the towns began to thrive with many visitors flocking to travel the road and admire the spectacular scenery.
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Great Ocean Road, located 240 kilometres southwest of Melbourne is the place to begin an Australian adventure. It offers one of the world’s most photographed scenic coastal drives. Admire the cascading waterfalls, lush rainforests, golden beaches, native wildlife and the instantly recognisable towering 12 Apostles in the ocean. Great Ocean Road is a wonder of nature and the perfect destination for lovers of the great outdoors.
A great place to begin a Great Ocean Road trip is in the charming town of Torquay. The home of Bell’s Beach is about halfway into the journey from Melbourne. Stop for lunch and take a walk or visit the Surf World Surfing Museum. Continue on to Airey’s Inlet, climb the Split Point Lighthouse steps for the most spectacular views of the coastline. Keen hikers and walkers will enjoy the Great Ocean Walk, with rugged clifftop views, wildlife and eucalyptus forests. Koalas, wallabies, kangaroos, native birdlife and whales are often seen at various stages of the trail. There are walks and guided trips of varying distances, where visitors can learn about the Aboriginal culture and heritage of this area. Visit the town of Portland, Victoria’s first European settlement. Discover the harbour, then jump on a cable tram and explore the foreshore, the World War II Lookout Museum and the Portland Botanical Gardens. Alternatively, continue to the town of Port Fairy with its quaint National Trust cottages and stately buildings. The main highlight of the Great Ocean Road are the 12 Apostles, the rugged needles of rock majestically jut out from the water creating an eerie, yet beautiful scene. Arrive at sunset or sunrise for truly memorable, postcard-worthy vistas.
The best way to travel the Great Ocean Road is by car, but if travellers wish to take public transport, it is available from Melbourne and many towns along the route. The early morning train from Melbourne Southern Cross Station to Geelong is the first stretch of the journey, from here catch the bus service to Great Ocean Road. Trains are also available from Melbourne to the historic centre of Camperdown. Helicopters and private trips can also be arranged from various locations.
It was decided that a coastal road was needed in this area of Victoria so that the isolated towns and villages could connect with the rest of Australia. Soldiers returning from World War I were put into employment and the road was constructed with only shovels, picks and horse-drawn carts. In November 1932, the route was officially opened and the towns began to thrive with many visitors flocking to travel the road and admire the spectacular scenery.
Where is the best place to stay in Great Ocean Road?
Apollo Bay, Warrnambool, and Port Campbell are the most popular places on HotelsCombined for stays in Great Ocean Road.
What are the best hotels in Great Ocean Road?
Wyndham Resort Torquay (7.8/10 from 1,530 reviews), Southern Ocean Motor Inn (8.7/10 from 337 reviews), and Best Western Olde Maritime Motor Inn (8.8/10 from 829 reviews) are all highly rated places to stay in Great Ocean Road.