Affordable Holiday Home In Robe
Our holiday home in Robe is a wonderful place to get away with friends or family (the family dogs are also welcome). Ideally situated on the Esplanade, the beach is only a short stroll across the road. The house itself is set back, which allows for plenty of room for parking vehicles and boats as well as a safe place for the kids to run around in while you soak up the views from your private balcony. The nearby white, sandy beach is not only accessible by foot, but also by car, with access just a stone’s throw up the road.
There is a plethora of outdoor adventures waiting for you just outside of your door including cliff walks, beach strolls and a large reserve with BBQ facilities and a playground.A short drive will take you to Robe’s main street replete with eateries stocked with the best local produce, boutique shops and art galleries. Slightly further on you can access Little Dip Conservation Park (a 4WDriver’s paradise), several lakes for boating and kayaking as well as the Limestone Coast Wine Trail.
The House
“We just took the family up to robe for the summer holidays, the house we stayed in was well kept, clean and was affordable we were outside for most of the trip but the house was a nice place to come back to and relax at. If your looking for somewhere clean, child friendly and homey give them a call and request a booking.”
We appreciated the local tips on the website and list of things to do in the area. The place was spacious, clean and well equipped and close to the beach and to the center of town. We enjoyed the coziness of the home and would high recomend it to anyone looking for a place to stay in robe.
Things To Do In Robe
We would recommend the following local highlights in order for you to make the most of your time in Robe:
- Long Beach – renowned for being one of the longest and whitest beaches around, you can swim, surf, fish, paddle, snorkel, walk or drive the 10kms to soak in some of the most spectacular coastline you will see anywhere in the world;
- Victoria Street, Robe’s main street – find an array of local eateries, pubs, takeaway shops, wineries, a cinema, a supermarket, bottle-shops, pharmacy, petrol stations, boutique clothing and souvenir shops, art galleries, information centre, hairdressers, beauticians and a hardware store.
- Historical attractions – skirting the west end of town are historical sites including the obelisk, old goal and endless picturesque views of the area’s namesake, the famous limestone coast;
- Conservation Parks and natural attractions – Robe is on the doorstep of Little Dip Conservation Park (offering a range of 4WD experiences over dunes and beaches, ranging from novice trails to tracks for experienced drivers) and Nora Creina (a small community with safe swimming beaches and local bushwalks) to name some highlights but there are many more;
- Boating, fishing and paddling – as well as the boat ramp at the Robe Marina, there are several local lakes including Lake Fellmongery and Lake Battye accessible by boat ramp for you to fire up the jet ski, try your luck catching a local bream or paddle the calm waters;
Further afield – the Limestone Coast area boasts a range of quality local businesses including wineries (such as Governor Robe Wines and Cape Jaffa to name a few), the Robe Brewery, and other farmgate produce such as Mahalia Coffee and the Robe Dairy