Portsea House Rentals

Portsea enjoys the unique distinction of being located on a kilometres wide, thin strip of land, surrounded by the gorgeous ocean on three sides. It is not surprising then that the area is a hub of water-based sports activities, with scuba diving leading the pack. The scenic landscape coupled with historic forts makes Portsea a sought-after destination and holiday houses are always in demand.

Places to Eat & Drink in Portsea

For an all day breakfast menu of pancakes and burgers in a family-friendly, laid-back cafe with seats along a pretty street, drop over to Buckley's Chance. In the middle of all the exploration and sightseeing, Loquat Restaurant is the ideal place to enjoy hearty modern and seasonal Australian delicacies while you appreciate the cosy veranda and decorative ceilings.

If you're craving more Italian pizzas and mains, complete with a traditional cobbled courtyard and chequered tablecloths, then head to Sorrento Trattoria.

Enjoy Portsea with the Family

Kids will love a visit to Sorrento Back Beach where they can swim to their heart’s content as you enjoy snorkelling. The unique rock pools formed during low tide is a particular draw for little ones.

Point Nepean National Park, with its hiking and biking trails, is another spot to explore with kids. With stunning vistas overlooking the ocean and historic points of interest, you won't want to miss out.

Sightseeing Around Portsea

Fort Queenscliff Museum is a 19th century fortification that has been restored and now serves as a museum displaying exhibits on the history of the area and military artefacts. The restored walls of the 18th-century Fort Nepean holds many historic treasures, as well as underground tunnels that the adventurous love to explore.

While you're in town, take a stroll along Millionaire’s Walk, where magnificent private residences stand side-by-side on a pathway located along the cliff. From here you can enjoy spectacular views of the Port Phillip Bay.

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