History Comfort

Like Port Fairy itself, Seacombe House is steeped in history, with a romantic past that dates back 150 years! If the walls could talk, they would tell of whalers and sailors and shipwrecks. But even the resident ghost is impressed at the way its modern amenities have been provided in a way which complements the grace and charm of the old buildings. While the setting is yesterday, the comfort standards are strictly today. Choose between the modern, three and a half star motel units; the private hotel which dates back to 1847 and accommodation ranging from rooms using communal showers and toilets to Gun Alley, and exclusive suite with double spa bath; the Cottages with double spas, open fires, private lounges and cooking facilities, heating and air-conditioning, offer the opportunity to sleep in an old banking chamber which was also the former Shire and Borough offices.

Culinary Delights

At Port Fairy, the sea breezes invigorate the senses ... and the appetite! Part of Seacombe House's reputation is built on pleasing the palates of discerning diners. Fine dining is a tradition at the elegant Stag Restaurant, which is renowned for seafood, specially crayfish in season, but caters for every taste with a range of appealing and appetising dishes, including vegetarian. Because the restaurant is recommended by 'The Age' Good Food Guide, early bookings are recommended to avoid disappointed.

Hospitallity

The staff at Seacombe House take pride in their devotion to service. They welcome the opportunity to pamper you. So, when you are making plans to stay on The Shipwreck Coast whether for a holiday, for a wedding, or for a conference make service the deciding factor in your choice of venue. Seacombe House offers many added bonuses... first-class dining, from a menu which reflects the area's seafaring past and present, and natural attractions without peer in Australia are just two examples.

The Perfect Conferance Destination

Seacombe House's tranquil conference facilities - combined with old-fashioned service, a range of post-conference attractions and a diversity of sporting venues give a new meaning to country hospitality. Choose the Boldrewood Room, for up to 40 participants, or The Jage Room, for smaller gatherings. Delegates will be inspired by Seacombe House's seaside setting and stimulated by our chef's culinary delights, served when work stops. Conference organisers can relax, safe in the knowledge that they can leave everything to Seacombe House. Our success is built on attention to detail and a serene atmosphere. Nothing is a trouble. Nothing is over-looked.

Exploring History

Seacombe House provides a unique base from which to explore "The Shipwreck Coast". Nature's varied tapestry in the form of pounding surf beaches, magnificent off-shore rock formations, rainforests, ancient volcanoes and cascading waterfalls offer the photographer a treasure-trove of attractions around Port Fairy. Most are in close proximity to Seacombe house, and you can hire a bike to explore at your own pace.

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