Cape Bridgewater Sea View Lodge offers traditional Bed and Breakfast accommodation in the Lodge as well as a self contained holiday House and a Cottage. The Seaview Lodge has sweeping views of the bay looking across toward Cape Bridgewater.

Bed and Breakfast Cape Bridge Water

The Lodge has spacious rooms, a cosy lounge and dining room as well as two guests sitting rooms overlooking the bay which are warm and cosy, even in inclement weather you can snuggle up by the wood fire and watch the swells roll by.

Your host Dennis will provide a full breakfast in the downstairs dining room. Upstairs there are shared kitchen facilities for guests.

Self Contained Accommodation

In addition to Seaview Lodge's main building there are 2 modern self contained holiday houses. Both are fully self contained and feature sweeping ocean views and luxurious fittings.

The Holiday House Full kitchen, Bathroom with a corner spa bath, Spacious lounge and dinning area' Outside balcony, Linen supplied Sleeps up to 6 Laundry

The Cottage Full kitchen including dishwasher, Bathroom with Shower/bath, Spacious lounge and dinning area, T.V / DVD player, Linen supplied, Laundry including washing machine and dryer, Sleeps up to 4 (Queen Bed and 2 single kings), Reverse cycle air conditioner / heater

Both the Holiday House and The Cottage are across the road from the beach with sweeping sea views of the bay from the lounge and main bedrooms. Breakfast is available if you want it for a small extra charge.

Things to Do in Cape Bridgewater

Cape Bridgewater is 15 minutes from Portland near the Victoria and South Australia border making this remote coastal village the Grand Finale of the Great Ocean Road.

Cape Bridgewater is a scenic jewel in Victoria's rugged Western coastline with some of the highest coastal cliffs in Victoria overlooking the deep-blue waters of Bridgewater Bay.

Perfect waves roll in from the Southern Ocean onto the white sand beach between the volcanic headlands of Cape Nelson and Cape Bridgewater.

Take in the surreal landscape of the petrified forest which looks like a forest of tree roots turned into rock. Take a short drive to the Cape Bridgewater headland to see the sea spray blast skyward from the 'blowhole'. Or better yet, take the coastal footpath from town out the the headland where there is a resident colony of fur seals that you can see from a look out above on your way around to the Blowhole.

Cape Bridgewater is practically deserted for most of the year, apart from residents who surely bask in the peace and unspoiled beauty.

Finding Our Cape Bridgewater Accommodation

Cape Bridgewater is the Grand Finale of the Great Ocean Road. Cape Bridgewater is about 5 hours from Melbourne via the Princes Highway and 6.5 hours from Adelaide. The closest large town is Portland Victoria which is 20k away.

However you arrive at Cape Bridgewater, you will come through Portland starting in the town centre on Percey St, take the Otway St which eventually turns into Bridgewater Road. Follow Bridgewater Rd over the hills until you come back to the ocean where you will see the small coastal village of Cape Bridgewater. The Seaview Lodge is at 1636 Bridgewater Road.

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