Kerleys Coastal Holidays homes range from beach front properties to quaint beach shacks. We have properties that sleep 2 to 12 and have a great range of pet friendly options. We are truly local with no peer in the holiday home market, here to share our knowledge and experience with you to help you get the most out of your stay. We look forward to seeing you soon.

Marittimo is a beautifully renovated contemporary beach house, located in a premium Old Lonsdale location. You will love being able to wander down to the shopping strip for breakfast or a coffee, perhaps an early morning dip at the back beach, or a trip to the park with the kids. Upon entering Marittimo you are welcomed by the light filled living area with vaulted ceilings and a cozy gas fireplace, there is an additional 2nd living area which can be used as a 4th bedroom utilising the queen sofa bed provided. Continue through to the custom designed kitchen and family room which is a central hub for this home, the perfect place to gather with friends and family opening onto the large covered alfresco are with retractable awning perfect for summer BBQ's. There are 3 generous bedrooms all with queen beds, the master with ensuite and the two additional bedrooms serviced by a family bathroom. Marittimo is a contemporary gem with polished concrete floors throughout, hydronic heating & split system cooling to keep you comfortable year round. Complimented by a serene cottage garden to relax with a cuppa in the morning or cocktail at night. This wonderfully designed home provides ever

Situated an easy 1.5hr drive from Melbourne, Point Lonsdale and Queenscliff are perfectly positioned to explore all that the Bellarine Peninsula and Great Ocean Road has to offer. Beautiful beaches, historic Victorian era buildings, wineries, restaurants, wellness retreats, golf courses, commercial fishing fleet plus a state of art marina, fishing tours, bike trails, Queenscliff Steam train, family attractions, historical landmarks including lighthouses and Fort Queenscliff and connected to the Mornington Peninsula by Searoad Ferries.