Port Fairy YHA

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Wildlife watching at Tower Hill
See the sun set at the Passage
Go surfing with Go Surf

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Port Fairy YHA

This charming fishing village is a must see. Port Fairy is located at the end of the iconic Great Ocean Road and is one of the busiest fishing ports in Victoria. Watch the fishermen unload their catch for the day, laze on the beach, learn to surf or stand up paddleboard with Go Surf and wander the wide streets lined with quaint nineteenth century cottages including our own YHA!

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Shared Rooms

All shared rooms include:

Linen & individual bed lights with powerpoint
Fan, heater, desk & chair
Access to communal kitchen & BBQ courtyard

Option:

Stables room with small lockers

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Private Rooms

All private rooms include:

Linen & individual bed lights
Fan & heater
Access to communal kitchen & BBQ courtyard

Option:

Self contained Cabin including lounge & garden with BBQ area

Facilities

Self-Catering Kitchen
Communal Lounge with TV
Pool Table
Gas Fireplace
Free Wi-Fi hotspot
Laundry
Parking
BBQ With Outdoor Courtyard
Free Fishing Gear & Boogie Board Hire
Bicycle Hire

Experiences

$119

per person

Great Ocean road day tour from Melbourne

Enjoy a tour along one of the world’s best scenic drives and be blown away by the magnificent 12 Apostles.

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More about Port Fairy YHA

A piece of Victorian history and former home to the town founder, Port Fairy YHA is one of the oldest heritage buildings in the seaside town. Ideally located, the hostel is walking distance to the town centre, lovely restaurants serving fresh locally caught seafood, beautiful beaches and picturesque Griffith Island Lighthouse. The hostel is your comfortable home away from home with an open fire place, pool table, cosy rooms, free Wi-Fi hotspot, friendly managers and free boogy board and fishing gear hire.

Kick back and experience all charming Port Fairy has to offer today!

Reviews

92% customer rating, based on 1078 reviews

Cannot fault...a great location too

100%

Susan L 3/05/2019
I liked this hostel and would come back. Great location, historic building, all you need.

82%

Julie A 29/04/2019
It's an excellent hostel in every way.

100%

James P 24/04/2019
Wonderful location in historic house. Great facilities and staff. Five stars!

100%

Gary D 6/04/2019
Fantastic location, old heritage building with loads of character and charm, lovely staff, great little town.

95%

Sarah M 12/03/2019
We were late for our arrival but we were warmly welcomed ! Really enjoyed our stay even if we spent only 1 night. Highly recommended !

100%

Davina L 27/02/2019
Basic but nice hostel. Quiet and friendly. Good location.

82%

Cornelia D 13/02/2019
Lovely little place and host

85%

Peter S 4/02/2019
Comfy and friendly

98%

Patrick C 30/01/2019
Enjoyable stay, great location, friendly staff, recommended

100%

Alistair R 29/01/2019

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Address:	8 Cox Street Port Fairy,
State:	VIC, 3284
Email:	portfairy@yha.com.au
Phone:	(+613) 5568 2468
Hostel Manager:	Alison & Kadir Zehir
Payment:	MasterCard,Visa

OPENING TIMES

Hostel	Open all year
Reception	9:00am to 11:00am and 5:00pm to 10:00pm (peak) 9:00am to 11:00am and 5:00pm to 8:00pm (off peak) If you are planning on arriving outside of these hours, please phone the hostel to make alternative arrangements.
Check in	from 5:00pm daily; if arriving outside of office hours please call the hostel first.
Check out	until 10:00am daily

Getting here by train

Regular trains run from Southern Cross Station to Warrnambool. From Warrnambool station, catch the connecting bus to Port Fairy. The bus stop outside the Port Fairy Visitor Centre is 300m from the hostel.

Getting here by bus

Buses from Melbourne, Warrnambool, Ballarat, Mt Gambier, Grampians and Apollo Bay stop at the Port Fairy Visitor Information Centre. The bus stop is located 300m from the hostel. Call the hostel directly for information on timetables.

Around the hostel

Main attractions

Griffiths Island
Port Fairy Lighthouse
Tower Hill State Game Reserve
Heritage village walk (70 historic buildings)
Fresh Local Seafood Dining

Nearby facilities & attractions

Great Ocean Road - 12 Apostles, Loch Ard Gorge, Gibson Steps
Timboon Gourmet Trail
Budj Bim National Park
Warrnmabool Maritime Museum and sound & light show
Cycling including the Local Rail Trail
Art Galleries & Antique Shopping
The Shipwreck Trail Walk
Whale Watching
Bird Watching
Boat Cruises around the bay & to the Seals
Surfing & Surf Lessons
Swimming
Fishing & Fishing Charters

FIND US...

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Address:	8 Cox Street Port Fairy,
State:	VIC, 3284
Email:	portfairy@yha.com.au
Phone:	(+613) 5568 2468
Hostel Manager:	Alison & Kadir Zehir
Payment:	MasterCard,Visa

OPENING TIMES

Hostel	Open all year
Reception	9:00am to 11:00am and 5:00pm to 10:00pm (peak) 9:00am to 11:00am and 5:00pm to 8:00pm (off peak) If you are planning on arriving outside of these hours, please phone the hostel to make alternative arrangements.
Check in	from 5:00pm daily; if arriving outside of office hours please call the hostel first.
Check out	until 10:00am daily

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Shared Rooms

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Experiences

Great Ocean road day tour from Melbourne

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