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Most quirky accommodation places in the Bass Coast

Keen to go on a summer road trip, but after a vacation with a difference? Here are our top picks of the quirkiest places to stay.

Bohemian Beach Bungalow in Cape Woolamai. Picture: Supplied
Bohemian Beach Bungalow in Cape Woolamai. Picture: Supplied

Whether it’s sleeping under the stars in a bohemian bungalow or relaxing in a spacious silo house, the Bass Coast has many cool accommodation options for people on all types of budgets.

Here are some of the quirkiest places to stay this summer in Phillip Island, Inverloch, Cape Paterson and Wonthaggi.

WATERFRONT TINY HOUSE

San Remo Waterfront Tiny House. Picture: Supplied
San Remo Waterfront Tiny House. Picture: Supplied

Located in San Remo, this tiny home is only 200m from a private beach. It’s well-equipped with a kitchenette, airconditioner, heater and queen bed.

The internal bathroom facilities follow ecologically sustainable principles, including a waterless eco-friendly compost toilet, hand basin and shower.

Prices from $180 a night.

THE SILO HOUSE

The Silo House in Inverloch. Picture: Supplied
The Silo House in Inverloch. Picture: Supplied

With the space newly completed, The Silo House is a one-of-a-kind accommodation in Inverloch.

This holiday rental is perfect for eight or more people, with two mezzanine rooms, four bedrooms, five bathrooms and a large industrial kitchen.

The property has been designed with recycled materials from dairy farms and features an old prison door, high ceilings and an underground room.

Prices from $1200 a night.

THE BUNGALOW

The Bungalow in Cape Paterson. Picture: Supplied
The Bungalow in Cape Paterson. Picture: Supplied

The Bungalow is located in the small coastal town of Cape Paterson and situated within The Cape Eco Village.

The three-bedroom, two-bathroom house was architecturally designed and is a short walk from the popular surf beaches and iconic Cape Tavern.

Prices from $370 a night.

BOHEMIAN BEACH BUNGALOW

Bohemian Beach Bungalow in Cape Woolamai. Picture: Supplied
Bohemian Beach Bungalow in Cape Woolamai. Picture: Supplied

Located in Cape Woolamai, this bespoke accommodation is perfect for people who want a quirky stay in Phillip Island.

It has basic cooking facilities, an outdoor camp kitchen, eco composting toilet and a shower.

The colourfully decorated cabin will help you get in touch with your bohemian side.

Prices from $134 a night.

DYL AND LIL’S TINY HOUSE ON WHEELS

Dyl and Lil’s Tiny House on Wheels. Picture: Supplied
Dyl and Lil’s Tiny House on Wheels. Picture: Supplied

If you’re looking to experience living in a tiny home then this is the accommodation for you.

Located in The Gurdies, this house was designed and built by a young Australian couple.

Set on an olive grove, you will have ocean views of Western Port Bay and French Island.

Prices from $170 a night.

THE HOUSE ON THE HILL

The House on the Hill in San Remo. Picture: Supplied
The House on the Hill in San Remo. Picture: Supplied

Known for its privacy and serenity, The House on the Hill is a great escape for couples.

Located in San Remo, the house is set among 1000 olive trees and offers views of Phillip Island and Western Port Bay.

Prices from $380 a night.

GLAMPING POD

Glamping Pod with Ensuite in Wonthaggi. Picture: Supplied
Glamping Pod with Ensuite in Wonthaggi. Picture: Supplied

Located in Wonthaggi, this Glamping Pod is situated in a holiday park.

With a king bed, ensuite, microwave, bar fridge, TV and patio furniture, you will ensure the finer side of camping.

The pod was hand built and is perfect for friends or couples.

Prices from $174 a night.

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