Port Campbell is situated in one of the most ideal locations along the entire stretch of the Great Ocean Road. Flanked by the two smaller estuarine hamlets of Princetown and Peterborough, Port Campbell is blessed with perhaps the safest swimming beach in the entire district. And not only is Port Campbell accommodation setting new standards but this small tourist town has a number of excellent restaurants, cafes and craft shops which overlook one of the prettiest natural harbours you will find anywhere. If you haven't been to the Shipwreck Coast before then a stay in some Port Campbell accommodation makes good sense. To the left of Port Campbell you will find the iconic ocean sculptures known affectionately as the 12 Apostles but this really is only the tip of the iceberg. Loch Ard Gorge is just as enchanting with a remarkable maritime tale to tell. Turn right at Port Campbell and a short drive brings you to the Bay of Islands and the Bay of Martyrs; many believe these oceanic sculptures to rival those of the 12 Apostles. Turn inland from Port Campbell and delight in the food and wine of its hinterland district. Port Campbell is almost as diverse in its accommodation as it is in its natural attractions. From the humble backpackers - directly opposite the bay mind you - to some serious luxury accommodation, you'll no doubt find what you are looking for. Port Campbell Accommodation: nothing quite like it.