Port Fairy
Take the long
way around.
Port Fairy unfolds slowly — heritage streets, coastal walks, good food and the quiet rhythm of the river and sea.
Your Stay
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Port Fairy is made for exploring on foot. Heritage streets and bluestone cottages lead towards the Moyne River, while the coast and long stretches of beach are never far away.
Wander across to Griffiths Island, browse the town’s independent shops and galleries, stop somewhere for lunch, or simply follow whichever street catches your eye.
Riverstone puts you within easy reach of it all, while giving you a quiet place on the river to return to.
By the Water
Coast, river
and island.
Follow the Moyne River towards the harbour, walk out to Griffiths Island and its lighthouse, or find a quiet stretch of beach and let the afternoon unfold.
Water is part of the rhythm of Port Fairy. Riverstone sits on the town side of the Moyne River, directly opposite the boat ramp, where boats launch and local fishermen return to clean their catch. From the house, enjoy a front-row view of the town's working waterfront and its everyday rhythm.
A Round by the Sea
Links golf,
Port Fairy style.
Port Fairy Golf Links winds through the coastal dunes with sweeping views towards the Southern Ocean. A spectacular setting for a morning round — and another reason to stay a little longer.
Discover Port Fairy Golf LinksOur Port Fairy
Eat well.
Wander often.
Port Fairy is best discovered slowly — over good food, a glass of wine, a wander through town or a walk along the river.
These are a few of the places we think are worth seeking out while you are here, from local favourites and independent stores to some of the town’s most memorable places to explore.
Eat
Merrijig Kitchen
Blakes
Yve
Drink
Oak & Anchor Hotel
Caledonian Inn
Coffin Sally
Shop
Harrip & Co
The Paper Store
Unearthed Interiors
Explore
Griffiths Island Lighthouse
Battery Hill
Historic Walking Trail
Riverstone Port Fairy
Stay awhile.
Come for Port Fairy. Stay for the way it feels.
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