The Nautical Mile Beach House in Cowes, Victoria | Holiday home rental

The Nautical Mile Beach House

Locality: Cowes, Victoria

Phone: +61 412 653 937

Address: 13 Koala Street 3922 Cowes, VIC, Australia

Website: www.airbnb.com.au/rooms/4504419

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25.01.2022 Phillip Island Go Karts are back Race around the 750m Phillip Island Go Karts track that is a replica of the world-renowned Phillip Island Grand Prix Circui...t. Situated alongside the circuit and overlooking Bass Strait the unique track is strung along some of the most breathtaking coastline on the Island. Pre-booked customers only, as they are operating at a reduced capacity and restrictions will apply. Call 03 5952 9400 to reserve your spot Save this spot for inspiration for your next day trip, weekend away or week long holiday for when the time is right for you to travel!

25.01.2022 ARE YOU READY? Get behind the wheel of the new Sodi karts at Phillip Island Go Karts to experience the thrill of karting for yourself There is limited avai...lability for the weekend, BUT spots are available next week Call 03 5952 9400 to reserve your spot

23.01.2022 Forrest Caves on a moody day captured beautifully by @gregg6471 on Instagram! An explorers delight at low tide, Forrest Caves is a 2km return walk that offers ...you the chance to explore sea caverns that have been formed by the erosion of the cliffs by the waves over many years. Save this spot as inspiration for your next day trip, weekend away or week-long holiday for when the time is right for you to travel again! #phillipisland

20.01.2022 Have you ever seen anything as cute as Pepper, our youngest koala joey

19.01.2022 For our current and future guests that like their seafood! You can't get fresher than this!! Be sure to check these guys out on your trip to the island! You won't be disappointed!!

17.01.2022 Phillip Island’s globetrotting short-tailed shearwaters have officially touched down, after flying over 12,000km from feeding grounds in waters around Alaska. I...t seems last year’s late arrival of the birds was not a once-off. This year, they also landed early in October, rather than their long-term standard date September 24. Over the summer months, more than 1.5 million short-tailed shearwaters call Phillip Island home, nesting in sand dune burrows along the coast. Locals and visitors can look to the skies just after sunset to witness the spectacular sight and sounds of them flying in after a fishing trip. Listen to the arrival of short-tailed shearwaters bit.ly/34rbZhs Nature Parks Deputy Research Director Dr Duncan Sutherland and his team will head out next week to monitor several study sites to gain a picture of the birds’ overall condition after their long-haul flight. #phillipislandnp Photo by Nature Parks Education Ranger Graeme Burgan.

16.01.2022 Another haul of crays from FV Hannah Ann G late yesterday afternoon. Come in for yours today, even better call ahead to place your order 56785206

16.01.2022 Tourism connects people, empowers and builds communities, and is a catalyst for preserving and promoting our culture, heritage and protecting endangered speci...es. Today we celebrate World Tourism Day, the amazing people that work in the industry and places we love to visit and care about. In 2018-19, Phillip Island/Bass Coast tourism was estimated to be worth $529 million to the region’s economy (in direct and indirect Gross Regional Product), representing 43.9 per cent of the region’s economy. Tourism generated employment of approximately 5,900 people or 46.8 per cent of the region’s employment (direct and indirect jobs). At this time, we are beginning to welcome regional Victorians to our special place, we look forward to seeing our Melbourne and Interstate friends when it is possible. International travel is on hold, we do miss the important role we play in welcoming visitors from around the world to Victoria and Australia. Things might be a little different over the coming years, but Phillip Island’s role in the visitor economy will restart and rebuild delivering wonderful holiday experiences and positive community outcomes. We love our wonderful tourism industry and the community it supports, lets all remember to be supportive, kind and patient as the rebuild commences. Bass Coast Shire Council Visit Victoria Corporate @regionaltourism Phillip Island World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) #RestartTourism! #WTD, #WTD2020

13.01.2022 Kids activities are back this summer! Visit Nadine and friends at the Phillip Island Visitor Information Centre, Newhaven. Friday 15 and Saturday 16 January- Bu...sh Buddies. Friday 22 and Sunday 23 January- make a pet rock! Sessions are supervised between 11am- 1pm.

12.01.2022 Smiths Beach today #Thenauticalmilebeachhouse #PebblesBeachRetreat #PhillipIsland

11.01.2022 Charlie the cockatiel enjoying some island time @thenauticalmilebeachhouse :) #phillipisland #Thenauticalmilebeachhouse #Petfriendly

10.01.2022 The weekend is almost here! Drop by our information centre or give us a call to find out the best things to do and see this weekend on Phillip Island! 1300 366 422

10.01.2022 COLD- AIR THUNDERSTORMS, SMALL HAIL, STRONG WINDS AND RAIN ALL LIKELY A cold air mass from waters near Antarctica is currently approaching SE Australia. Th...is is a common trend during Winter, but its unusual for this to happen during mid - late Spring! This cold air mass is expected to cross southeastern Australia between Thursday and Saturday. This system will cause a cold outbreak across Victoria on Friday with showers, thunderstorms, small hail and snow to 700 metres. The island has the potential for flash flooding so be aware

09.01.2022 Phillip Island is home to a range of awe-inspiring and diverse coastal and scenic bushwalks! From sweeping clifftop views to the most southern mangroves in the ...world, you'll be sure to find a walk that inspires you. For more information on Phillip Island's walks and trails, visit https://bit.ly/37Y9Dth

08.01.2022 Little cuties ;)

07.01.2022 This seal is so adorable!!

06.01.2022 Omg adorable!!

05.01.2022 Happy to announce we're superhosts again :)

05.01.2022 We're all starting to think about Christmas and what that will look like this year. Will we be able to see family and friends? We hope so!! If you're thinking about Christmas gifts already, why not gift your loved ones with an accommodation voucher to Phillip Island? We will all need a break after a tough year, so why not plan for one now and travel later, maybe in the new year? Our gift vouchers are valid for 2 years to give your loved ones plenty of time to use them.... The beach homes are pet friendly so take your pet and walk to the beach !. A perfect base for a well deserved getaway . Feel free to contact us to discuss :) #phillipisland #thenauticalmilebeachhouse #Pebblesbeachretreat See more

05.01.2022 Happy to have received this again :)

03.01.2022 If you’re planning to visit Phillip Island and its beaches this summer, prepare to stay safe around the water as well as COVIDSafe. This summer it will be impo...rtant to do some extra planning before you leave home, as public spaces including popular beaches, attractions and public areas may have increased crowds. Be prepared for your day out: Slow down and keep a lookout for wildlife Plan where you are going, make sure it is open and research potential alternative options in case it is too crowded Leave early to avoid traffic delays https://traffic.vicroads.vic.gov.au/ Find a patrolled beach beachsafe.org.au/ Check the weather www.bom.gov.au/ Check beach closures and emergency information VicEmergency For more information on how to prepare, visit https://lsv.com.au/summersafety/

01.01.2022 Our Penguin Research Officers are seeing an increase of chicks throughout the colony, which is a wonderful sign for this year's breeding season! These chicks wi...ll spend roughly 8-10 weeks inside their parents' burrows before heading out to sea by themselves to face the open ocean and all it has to offer them. P.s. Who thinks Meagan and Jordan have the best job ever?