ACCOMMODATION SAN REMO VIC

The stunning Silverwater Resort is the region's newest family-friendly, 4.5 Star lifestyle resort - unlike anything else seen in Victoria. Located on the rolling hills of San Remo, the gateway to Phillip Island, the 170 room resort with its laid back coastal holiday atmosphere and all inclusive facilities is the perfect base for those wanting to stay and play on the picturesque south-east coastline of Victoria. Only an 80minute drive from Melbourne, Phillip Island boasts breathtaking natural beauty and a myriad of attractions. Silverwater Resort is set amongst the nearby surf and swimming beaches, golf courses and many of Victoria's famous attractions. Silverwater Resort showcases 170 rooms including hotel style resort rooms, as well as one two and three bedroom apartments, all with modern conveniences and full self-catering facilities including BBQ's on each apartment balcony. The resort is north facing and designed to enhance Silverwater's indoor and outdoor lifestyle, as well as to take advantage of the spectacular coastal views. Guests can be as relaxed or active as they wish - with an impressive range of leisure facilities on offer including, indoor and outdoor pools, spa, steam room, gymnasium, illuminated tennis and basketball courts, children's games room, outdoor playground, bocce court, jumping pillows, plus the resort's very own oval known as 'Village Green". The Resort will happily arrange bookings and transfers for you to enjoy the endless range of activities on offer on Phillip Island and in the spectacular Bass Coast region, including the world famous Penguin Parade and Phillip Island Nature Park, the San Remo fishing village, the nearby Woolamai surf and swimming beach, the Phillip Island Grand Prix circuit, award winning wineries and golf courses just to name a few.

Luxury, private, contemporary apartment with stunning ocean views overlooking rugged Cape Woolamai. Spacious kitchen and sun drenched living area lead out to huge balcony, BBQ area. Two bathrooms, two bedrooms [king and queen beds] with magic views and luxury bed linens. Every comfort provided. Relax, unwind, or explore beautiful surf and swimming beaches, cliff top walks and the abundant wildlife of Phillip Island and the Bass Coast. Be restored and re energised.

Gateway to Phillip Island. 12 modern luxury ground floor motel units overlooking Westernport Bay. Queen size beds, Spa units, tea and coffee, toaster, ironing facility in room, colour TV, electric blanket, hair dryers, air conditioning,microwave, direct dial phones, disabled unit, guest laundry, boat parking, BBQ and free wi fi. Close to shops, restaurant and beaches. Approximately 1hr 15mins from Melbourne. .

Established in 1948, San Remo Fisherman's Co-op sources the freshest seafood from their own boats, with species including local crayfish, gummy shark, snapper, flathead, and more. The Co-op also produces the best fish and chips in town, featuring fish straight off the boats, as well as healthy grilled options, and even delectable crayfish platters. Everyday at 12-noon, the Co-op staff provide a free Pelican Feeding Show on the beach next door, where twenty to thirty pelicans will wait their turn for a feed of fish. Before and after the show, you are also welcome to visit the free Fishing Heritage Museum to learn about the long fishing history of the San Remo Fishing Fleet....

Located on the eastern entrance of Western Port and serving as the gateway to Phillip Island, San Remo is a significant fishing port and a popular feeding spot for flocks of friendly pelicans. Snap up fresh fish and seafood at San Remo Fisherman's Cooperative, the leading supplier of fresh fish for the region, or dine out at a local hotel and have it served up in true gourmet style. Cast a line off the jetty or, for some serious ocean angling, join a fishing charter and head out to sea. San Remo was settled in 1840 and the township that grew up along the port fast became a popular tourist spot. Hit the waves at the surf beach or splash around with the kids in the bay. Soak up the village atmosphere in local cafes, bakeries and restaurants, browse studios and boutiques, and then head down to the jetty to feed the local pelicans. San Remo's most well-known inhabitants congregate on the foreshore each morning to await the largesse of visitors. Take in San Remo's scenery and historic landmarks on foot. Explore the George Bass Coastal Walk, which begins at the southern end of Punchbowl Road and runs all the way to Kilcunda. Wander along the foreshore to Bore Beach, where the historic coal bore can be seen, and keep moving on to Shelly Beach, Griffiths Point and Quarry Rocks. San Remo offers diverse accommodation options, from caravan parks to motels and resort-style indulgence. Tennis and squash courts as well as bowling greens are available in town. February brings the annual San Remo Channel Challenge, a biathlon event and day festival featuring a swim from San Remo to Newhaven and then a run back across the bridge. San Remo is located 125 kilometres south-east of Melbourne or about 90 minutes by car along the South Gippsland Highway and the Bass Highway....