Robe is the quintessential fashionable seaside holiday village ..a fishing village, frozen in time, where the elegant old homes of South Australia's landed gentry sit comfortably side by side with the new urban steel and glass fronted holiday condo's of the nouveau riche.
Robe is also that very rare of creatures, a holiday destination unspoiled by the trappings of tourism - a place where life is lived at a gentle stroll and where morning walks on the beach and brunch in one of the local street cafes seem to be the prevailing principle.
Robe is a town with wide sandy beaches with no traffic lights or neon signs.

Robe is also one of this regions most affordable holiday destinations, from $30 a night backpacker accommodation through to $200+ per night luxury so if you all looking for Robe accommodation then this is the best place to start your search

Robe Harbour - a sheltered marina in the heart of the township where the Robe's working fishing fleet, rubs shoulders with the luxury yachts and pleasure cruisers. Bordered by a very pleasant civic green, this is the jewel in the crown and a great spot for a picnic or just to wander around the wharf and take in the sights and sounds of this small fishing port.

The Robe Accommodation Guide is an independently published, "Not for Profit" guide dedicated to providing impartial information of all aspects of tourism in and around Robe

Robe Information
Robe has a local population of about 1500 and is the main service centre for the surrounding area. Robe is located about an 1½ hour drive from Mt Gambier and about 3 hours from Adelaide.

Robe Attractions
Robe doesn't have historical monuments, zoos, museums. or castles and its main attractions are the quiet and peaceful surrounding, beautiful unspoilt beach and possibly Robe's favourite activities are the fishing and visiting some of the local wineries, so for most visitors, Robe best attraction is summed up in one word - Relaxation.

Robe's location on the Northern side of a small peninsula gives it shelter from the prevailing southerlies and something of an advantage over other towns in the area when it come to weather.
The proximity to the ocean also helps temper the extremes in the climate making Robe the "Goldilocks" of the region -not Too Cold and not Too Hot - but Just Right ...

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Robe Spring Getaways
Robe's mild climate and sheltered location make it a popular spring getaway, with a large variety of accommodation options, from luxury apartments to caravan parks, holiday rental properties, B&B and backpacker digs.
Most of Robe accommodation is within a few hundred metres from the sea, and quite a few properties have good sea views.
Facilities in Robe include a multi screen cinema, a variety of restaurants, from take away to fine dining, two good hotels as well as a small but comprehensive retail sector
Robe an ideal destination for a quiet seaside holiday for families or couples and is a popular stopover point for visitors traveling from Adelaide to the Great Ocean Road

Listing - If you operate a business in Robe that is associated with the tourism or hospitality industries then we extend an invitation to list on the Robe Accommodation site.
If you would like your property listed in the Spring edition of the Robe Accommodation Guide then please submit your property before the 30th of September 2010.
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