Region
Great Ocean Road.
Cliffs, surf breaks, and lighthouse weather
From Aireys to Apollo Bay, Victoria's southern coast is where the state comes to be quiet. Our flagship Wye River house sits cliff-edge above the water, because that's the point.
About Great Ocean Road.
The Great Ocean Road is the trip most Victorians take their out-of-town friends on. What's easy to forget is how worthwhile it is to slow down and actually stay. Lorne, Aireys Inlet, Wye River, and Apollo Bay each reward a few nights, surf in the morning, a long lunch, an afternoon at the lighthouse, and a fire by dusk.
Our Wye River house is the signature of the collection, a cliff-edge retreat with the water below and the Otway forest behind, the kind of site you can't build any more. Around it sit beach houses at Fairhaven and Aireys, and hinterland hideouts in the Otway Ranges twenty minutes from the sand.
What to do.
Wye River
Our flagship coastal property, cliff-edge above the water, the Otway forest at its back, and the kind of view that won't be built again.
Surf coast
Bells, Winki Pop, and Boobs, point breaks that draw a global rotation every March for Rip Curl Pro.
Twelve Apostles
Helicopter from Apollo Bay or drive the full coast. Sunrise is the right answer.
Otway hinterland
Rainforest waterfalls, treetop walks, and ferns the size of houses, a twenty-minute drive inland from Apollo Bay.
Dining
Ipsos in Lorne, La Bimba in Apollo Bay, Captain Moonlite at Aireys, small rooms, big rooms with a view.
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