Looking for a romantic weekend getaway in Victoria? Apollo Bay is the perfect destination for couples — whether you’re after something luxurious and relaxing or something a bit more exhilarating there is a bit of everything in this scenic seaside location.
Below we list some of the things you can do whilst here along with Apollo Bay romantic accommodation options.
When it comes to romantic things to do in Apollo Bay there is no shortage of options. Discover the waterfalls and enjoy a walk through the lush rainforest at the Great Otway National Park or for something slightly more exhilarating, you could take the 25 metre-high elevated walkway on the Otway Fly Treetop Adventures or fly 30 metres high on the Zipline Tour.
Have a wildlife encounter on one of the Wildlife Wonders tours and the Great Ocean Road Brewhouse is the perfect spot to kickback. A scenic helicopter flight will be an unforgettable experience and you could also take surfing or kayaking lessons. If you’re after a bit of pampering, you can enjoy a relaxing massage at the end of a fantastic day… or the beginning of the day… or both! Apollo Bay is the best spot for romantic beach getaways in Victoria.
It might be hard to decide on your Apollo Bay romantic accommodation given the options you have to choose from! Stay in a secluded cottage with an uninterrupted view of the Bass Strait or a luxurious holiday villa with ocean views. You could opt for one of the many holiday houses or something a bit unique, the Cape Otway Lightstation heritage accommodation is located in a stunning setting.
Other accommodation options include:
Contact the local experts at the Apollo Bay Visitor Information Centre to find out more about romantic beach getaways in Victoria and for Apollo Bay romantic accommodation options.
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