BBHV - AIREYS INLET, Aireys Inlet

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Location:

Aireys Inlet is located on the Great Ocean Road, between Anglesea (12 kms) and Lorne (15 kms). The town is a comfortable 2 hour drive from Melbourne CBD via Geelong. Guests should turn right into Bambra Road off the Great Ocean Road, approximately 300 metres past the Aireys Inlet Hotel when travelling from Anglesea. Using this route, guests can avoid using neighbouring gravel roads. The villas are sign posted however they are easily found by their proximity opposite the large bend in the Paincalak Creek, approximately 300 meters along Bambra Road; named Butlers Bend in memory of Joe Butler, one of the early inhabitants of Aireys Inlet.

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Room Type:

Holiday Houses

Room Information:

KICK BACK & RELAX - Comfy sofas focused on a cosy wood fire with TV/DVD/ VCR & CD player for your complete entertainment. EVERYTHING YOU NEED - Snug comfy beds with all bed and bath linen supplied also with your own complete laundry - it's all there at Butlers Bend. OUTDOOR LIVING - Spacious sun-deck with outdoor furniture and BBQ boasting a superb view across the valley and waterway. INDULGENCE - An inviting two person spa ? the ideal way to relax after a day on the beach or in the bush.

Room Facilities:

• Bathrobes

Occupancy:

Included in the published rate is 4 adults. (Maximum occupancy - 4 guests).

Things to do:

"SURFING Aireys Inlet and Fairhaven offer some of the best surf spots in the state. With beaches facing south and east, good waves can generally be found somewhere close by and if you're up to it, the legendary Bells Beach is just 20 minutes up the road. FISHING The sandy beaches to the west of the lighthouse produce salmon and the occasional snapper, gummy shark and flathead in the surf, and king george whiting, sweep and wrasse are often caught off the rocks to the east. The creek directly in front of Butlers Bend is worth a try for bream. Your host, John is a keen angler and will be happy to provide his knowledge and experience in this regard. BUSH WALKS Approximately 1 kilometre up Bambra Road from Butlers Bend are the Distillery Creek Picnic Grounds. There are some great, well maintained walking tracks through the Great Otway National Park commencing from the picnic area; they are well sign posted and the approximate distance and duration of each walk is listed. Similar picnic ground facilities and walks can be found at Moggs Creek, approximately 4 kilometres down the Great Ocean Road towards Lorne. Aireys Inlet also offers mountain bike and canoe hire and horse riding.