Port O'Call Motel in Port Campbell

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Port O'Call Motel in Port Campbell
Port O'Call Motel in Port Campbell
Port O'Call Motel in Port Campbell, Victoria
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Port O'Call Motel in Port Campbell, VIC
Port O'Call Motel

Situated in the tranquil surroundings of the small fishing hamlet of Port Campbell. The Motel has 7 comfortable units and private native gardens.

Tranquil Surroundings and Genuine Hospitality

Port Campbell, VIC [Location map...]

Up to 20 people, 7 bedrooms

From $ per night 2 persons per night

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Hotel, Inn, Motel, Motor inn

The Port O'Call Motel is situated in the tranquil surroundings of the small fishing hamlet of Port Campbell. The Motel has 7 comfortable units and private native gardens. The property facilities include a barbecue area.

Locality

Port O'Call is located 100m north of the PO. and is two minutes walk to the beach, walking tracks, and National Park. Port Campbell is a popular holiday resort with spectacular coastal scenery. Walk to the jetty and watch the crayfish boats unloading.

Finding Port Campbell

Port Campbell is 283 kilometres south-west of Melbourne. Travel by car via the Great Ocean Road. Close to all the best sites on the 'Ship wreck' Coast such as The Twelve Apostles and Cape Otway.

Holiday experiences

Beach, Birdwatching, Bushwalking & wilderness, Family Friendly, Fishing, Golf, Honeymoon, Whale Watching, Windsurfing/Kitesailing

Facilities

Accept MasterCard, Accept VISA, Air conditioning, Baby Cot, Tea/Coffee Making Facilities, Television, Undercover or off street parking

Port O'Call Motel in Port Campbell

Port Campbell, VIC, Australia

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