Queenscliff accommodation from NZ$130

The Ruby's Queenscliff and Seaview House are near the Queenscliff Maritime Museum.

12 kilometres from the main part of Queenscliff is the Sorrento Beach Motel. The Best Western One Four Nelson is 19 kilometres away. Alternative hotel options include the Mercure Portsea and the Cape Schanck Lightstation.

But wait, there's more! Don't leave without taking a look at what is on offer in the rest of the area. View Southwest Victoria's beaches, lakes, cliffs and rolling hills. If the great outdoors are not your bag, go to the area's history museums and lighthouses. Popular things to do in this particular part of Australia include mountain biking, cycling and picnicking.

Looking for things to do? Spend some time enjoying the Lonsdale Golf Club and Port Phillip Heads Marine National Park, which you'll find in Point Lonsdale, 4 kilometres to the southwest of Queenscliff. Some of our recommended Point Lonsdale accommodation options are the Springtide Studio Apartments and Lonsdale Views. Or, you could consider staying in Geelong, 30 kilometres to the northwest of Queenscliff, where you can pick from the Vue Apartments Geelong and Rose Garden Motel. The Simonds Stadium, Geelong Performing Arts Center and Geelong Golf Course are some of the most popular places to explore for those visiting Geelong.

Just because you are far from home, doesn't mean you can't enjoy your obsession for sport. You'll find Melbourne Cricket Ground 60 kilometres to the northeast of Queenscliff. Those sports fans wanting to find a bed close to the stadium can choose from the Hotel Barkly - Hostel or the Apartments Ink.

Tullamarine Airport is located 70 kilometres away from central downtown Queenscliff. Should you choose to stay close by, you can easily book a night at the Best Western Airport Motel and Convention Centre or the Quality Hotel Melbourne Airport.