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Cape Bridgewater is a magnificent part of Victoria’s coastline and well worth the visit. Miles and miles of beach to walk, usually not crowded, close to other beaches and plenty of places and areas to explore nearby. Nothing like lunch or a snack at the cafe watching the magnificent ocean!

Great stay for something different and to completely chill. Great beach with a cafe only a few minutes drive away but you wouldn't know it. Enjoyed walks and a swim there with our little staffy, Bonnie in tow. She's told me to give her stay a two paws up! 🐾

Loved everything about my stay at Seaview Lodge, Bridgewater bay. Bed was the absolute most comfortable I have ever slept in!! View is incredible... I watched the sunrise in the morning from the veranda, and watched/listened to the waves from the reading room when it was raining. Lovely self catering kitchen, and the breakfast in the morning was delicious - fruits, yoghurts, different milks, juices, cereals, and full vegetarian hot breakfast made by Dennis, who is a lovely host. Across the road and straight to the beach! Was the perfect restorative solo break for me. Would love to return!

This was the worst place I ever experiences , we booked 2 nights, ( only stayed for one night-I got sick and had a headache from the stink in the room) in a cottage, but it was so stinking and mould in every bedroom and in bathroom as well, bathroom was actually the laundry. Couch was impossible to sit on..very uncomfortable.. The entry doo was falling apart, dirty ..not window opening in the launch area…the location I’d great, and great beach..but not this cottage…

Make sure you check-out the local sights around Cape Bridgewater, including: the Petrified Forest (which isn't really a petrified forest, but looks amazing), seal colony lookouts, blowhole area, Mount Richmond, Bridgewater Lakes and the Tarragal Caves. Prepare to go walking! There's one cafe in Cape Bridgewater; no shops. The cafe does good food and coffee. Make sure you take insect repellent to repel potential March flies!

Great little spot; quiet but pleasant in winter, and I'd enjoy going back in summer. If you're staying a few days you'll probably need to go to Portland for provisions or for dinner etc (only about 15 minutes' drive). Book in to the beachfront cafe at Cape Bridgewater (bookings essential). Visit the petrified forest and blowhole. Do the walk to the seal colony but be prepared if with children - the halfway point might be your limit (especially if weather bad) ... but you'll see seals at the boat jetty.