Welcome to the wonders of south west Victoria! We are a family business located in Portland with over 10 years experience in managing holiday, corporate and short term accommodation. Let us help you discover the natural beauty of the Portland area. Whether it's bush walking, fishing, surfing, whale watching or working away from home, we have your accommodation needs covered.

The property accommodates 7 people over 3 bedrooms with a queen bed in 2 bedrooms and a tri-bunk in the second bedroom. A fully equipped kitchen with gas cooking. One bathroom has a shower, vanity and separate toilet and full laundry including washing machine and dryer completes this property as a home away from home. For those traveling by car, Kay's Place boasts a large garage that can be used as an outdoor dining space during the cooler months, while there is plenty of room available to park a boat. With its charming location and excellent facilities, Kay's Place is sure to make you want to return time and time again.

Portland, Victoria, is a hidden gem on Australia’s southwest coast, offering a unique mix of natural beauty, maritime heritage, and a relaxed coastal atmosphere. As Victoria’s oldest European settlement, the town blends history with rugged seaside charm, making it an ideal destination for nature lovers, history buffs, and anyone craving a peaceful escape. Perched at the western end of the Great Ocean Road, Portland features dramatic coastal cliffs, windswept beaches, and panoramic ocean views. Nearby Cape Bridgewater is a standout, with its blowholes, petrified forest, and one of the mainland’s only fur seal colonies—reachable via scenic boat tours. From May to October, Portland becomes a prime whale-watching spot, with southern right whales often visible from the shore or designated viewing platforms. Outdoor adventurers can explore the 250-kilometer Great South West Walk, offering stunning trails through coastal cliffs, forests, and river gorges. For fishing enthusiasts, Portland is a top destination—especially during the autumn tuna season. There are also plenty of opportunities for kayaking, diving, and boating. The Portland Maritime Discovery Centre highlights the town’s seafaring history, and heritage buildings throughout the area give visitors a glimpse into its whaling and port-trade past. Despite its rich history and natural appeal, Portland remains quieter than more tourist-heavy destinations, offering a more authentic, small-town coastal vibe. Whether you’re after outdoor adventure, wildlife spotting, or simply a relaxing seaside break, Portland offers a diverse and rewarding travel experience. Best time to visit: May–October: Whale watching Summer: Beach weather, water sports Autumn: Fishing, cooler hiking weather