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| Aireys Inlet General Store |
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| Aireys Inlet General Store offers you a wide range of fresh, frozen and general groceries with a carefully selected range of local produce including delicious breads, jams and sauces. |
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| Cliff Walk |
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| Walks |
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Whether you're a keen bush walker or just wanting to go for a leisurely stroll, Aireys Inlet has great walking tracks for you to try. One of the best would have to be the cliff top walk which stretches for the full length of the town connecting all the beaches.
From the Inlet you can walk your way up to the Lighthouse and learn about maritime history on the way. From the Lighthouse you can walk along another 200m to the picturesque Steppy beach, where at low tide you can access the sub tidal rock platform of the Eagle Rock Marine Santuary. This is a no take zone and is protected from fishing. Walk another kilometre to the popular and beautiful Gully beach.
Along the way take time to stop at the look-outs to take in the beautiful surrounds. Capture the moment with your camera so it truly is unforgettable. Follow the track through native bush approximately another kilometre to find the fantastic Sunnymead beach a favourite surf spot amongst the locals. Keep your eyes peeled for the native animals and birds that make home to the cliff top track. |
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Where to stay |
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| Lightkeepers Inn Motel |
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| Nestled in gardens with BBQ, Solar pool and spa, the rammed earth units are ideal to relax and unwind or explore Aireys Inlet and surrounds. |
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| Surfcoast Cabins |
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Self-contained cottages in bush setting
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| Ecologic - Lighthouse Tours |
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The Split Point Lighthouse was built in 1891 and has only been open for tours for eighteen months.
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| Bird Watching |
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| Aireys Inlet offers several different environmental habitats in a small area, hosting around 140 species of birds. Both serious birders and casual observers will be richly rewarded by a stroll around the beaches, cliffs and nearby walks in the Great Otway |
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