The old world seafaring charm of the Point Lonsdale Guest House will make your stay a nostalgic trip into yesteryear.

The Point Lonsdale Guest House was built in 1884 and was originally called Terminus House. Terminus House accommodated the workers who constructed the Point Lonsdale lighthouse, which was established in 1902.

Come and visit, stay a night or stay a while! Enjoy a relaxing getaway in the beautiful surroundings and experience some of the many things the Bellarine Peninsula has on offer.

Situated on a spacious property on the main road in the tiny seaside village of Point Lonsdale the Guest House is within easy walking distance of shops, safe swimming beach, pounding surf beach, fisherman's pier, intriguing rock pools and the famous lighthouse.

The iconic beacon stands proudly on the western headland of Port Phillip Bay presiding over the busy shipping channel through the infamously treacherous stretch of water known as "The Rip".

Point Lonsdale is on the tip of the Bellarine Peninsula 30 kilometres (30 minutes' drive) from the regional city of Geelong and 105 kilometres (90 minutes' drive) from Victoria's capital, Melbourne.

Accommodation Details: Cabins (up to 12 beds), Other

Catering Details: Both Full and Self Catering Available

Attractions Nearby: Bellarine Peninsula Railway - Steam Train, Fort Queenscliff, Fishing & Sunset Cruises, Marine and Freshwater Discovery Centre, South Bay Eco Adventures.
On a 40-minute drive to the surfing "hotspot' of Torquay, on the threshold of the world-renowned Great Ocean Road, you will drive through the popular beach and holiday destinations of Ocean Grove and Barwon Heads.