Victoria

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Melbourne, VIC

We are making some changes so the Melbourne Central YHA will be temporarily closed from the 8th of March 2021. We will keep this page up to date with progress so stay tuned for updates.

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Melbourne Metro YHA

North Melbourne, VIC

Only a short free tram ride to the CBD and close to the University of Melbourne and Queen Victoria Market. Melbourne Metro YHA has everything you need for a great stay in cultural Melbourne.

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Apollo Bay Eco YHA

Apollo Bay, VIC

Midway along the famous Great Ocean Road, relax by the wood fire heater, and enjoy ocean views from the rooftop at Apollo Bay Eco YHA.

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Port Fairy YHA

Port Fairy, VIC

Port Fairy YHA is a heritage listed cottage situated in charming and historic Port Fairy at the end of the Great Ocean Road. Relax by the open fireplace after a day of exploring a piece of Victoria's history.

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Halls Gap - Grampians Eco YHA

Halls Gap, VIC

Grampians Eco YHA is a stylish eco-certified hostel. Watch wild kangaroos relaxing on the lawn and explore the stunning Grampians National Park.

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Phillip Island YHA

Phillip Island, VIC

Award-winning Phillip Island YHA is your gateway to one of Australia’s most famous islands. This hostel offers comfortable lounges, a gourmet-style kitchen area and a rooftop deck.

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FREE things to do in VIC

See a free exhibition at Melbourne's Federation Square.
Loop the city hot spots on the free City Circle tram or Melbourne Visitor Shuttle.
Wander through Melbourne's Queen Victoria Market.
Enjoy the Great Ocean Walk, a 104km trail from Apollo Bay to the 12 Apostles.
Visit Wilsons Promontory - the most southern point of mainland Australia.
Take a guided walk around the Royal Botanic Gardens.
See Australia's largest colony of fur seals at The Nobbies and Seal Rocks.
Visit Melbourne's Royal Exhibition Building and Carlton Gardens.
Stroll along Southbank from the MCG to Docklands.
Bushwalk through the Grampians National Park.

TRAVEL TO LEARN. LEARN TO TRAVEL

YHA acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of Country throughout Australia. We acknowledge and pay our respects to Elders past, present, emerging and the extended Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island community.