House holiday rentals in Birregurra

Wye River beach shack hideaway in the tree tops

Wye River Beach Shack is a 2-bedroom 1950s beach house in the treetops with wildlife & ocean views, perfectly suited for a couple, two couples or a family. A short walk down to the surf beach, cafe/general store and pub situated on the Great Ocean Road. NOTE-there is separate access to the second bedroom downstairs and it is on its own key code. If you do not need second bedroom there is no additional charge. When booking both bedrooms for (2 -4 people) there is a $50 for cleaning and linen.

La Casa Serenita - Peaceful Retreat With Sauna

Home is where the heart is. Get away from the hustle and bustle of city life and unwind in my gracefully appointed home offering a new outdoor infrared sauna. La Casa Serenitá is ideal for couples or small families seeking a restful weekend retreat or for business travellers seeking a peaceful refuge during the week. The house is conveniently located in a quiet neighbourhood near the Geelong CBD, waterfront, GMHBA Stadium as well as any town or tourist attractions on the Bellarine Peninsula.

Croft Birregurra -

Situated at the foothills of the stunning Otway Ranges, Croft House is a stylish three-bedroom property overlooking rolling farmland on the edge of Birregurra. Croft is a 5 minute drive to Brae restaurant and a 7 minute walk to the main street with boutiques, the Birregurra Grocer and the Royal Mail Hotel. The area is known for its award-winning food and wine as well as pristine rainforests and beaches just down the road. Croft house is within easy access to the Great Ocean Road.

Charleson Farm - rural escape, breathtaking views

Charleson Farm was born from our passion for the countryside and the things we hold dear - family, friends, good food and laughter. The property is set high with spectacular panoramic views of the surrounding countryside and everything needed to relax and recharge. Centrally located, it is only 25-40 mins from Lorne, Torquay, Anglesea, Birregurra, Geelong and the attractions of the Great Ocean Road. Three hat restaurant Brae is also close by. The house is pet friendly.

Yalloak House, Riverfront Farmhouse at Birregurra

An authentic farmstay on the banks of the Barwon River, minutes from Birregurra yet tucked completely away down it’s own road. We are proud local farmers and we hope you'll enjoy, depending on when you visit, seeing sheep and cattle grazing, canola or wheat flowering or just enjoy the serenity and space! We are about 3 mins drive from Birregurra and 5 mins to Brae Restaurant, 30 mins to Lorne and the Great Ocean Road and all the Otways have to offer.

Charming Californian Bungalow

A cozy comfortable Californian bungalow situated in the heart of Birregurra. A perfect getaway for a family or a group of friends. It is situated at the foothills of the Otway Ranges and only minutes from the Royal Mail Hotel, cafes, shops and recreational center's as well as a short drive from the world-famous Brae Restaurant. Just a short drive through the Otways to the Great Ocean Road and the Birregurra golf course is within a walking distance.

The Old Bank

This special place is close to everything, making it easy to plan your visit. Located Behind Otway Artisian, the Accommodation Offers Lounge,Living,Self contained Kitchen and Bathroom with A tub to Soak in. It’s a 5 Minute Drive to Brae And a Quick stroll to the Royal Mail Hotel & Birregurra Grocer to name a few. It’s a lovely 30 Minute Drive to Lorne and the Coast. So many things to do in the Otways..

Coral Fern Retreat- Bush Paradise (free wifi)

Coral Fern Retreat is a unique mudbrick home located in a quiet part of the mountain township of Forrest. The retreat is inviting with a beautiful, peaceful and restful atmosphere featuring old recycled timbers that give it a rustic feel. Local attractions include the Otway National Park, Forrest mountain bike and walking trails, Lake Elizabeth, Stevensons Falls and the Great Ocean Road.

Steam: Vintage Train Carriage : Forrest

Welcome to the Great Age of Steam… a time when life was simpler, and certainly slower. You’ve carefully packed a leather trunk, perhaps with some playing cards and homemade slice for the journey, snapped its brass clips shut, donned your Sunday best, and climbed aboard a steam train filled with a sense of excitement for new adventures that lie ahead.