Finding Us

Butterfly Farm Bed and Breakfast is towards the western end of the Great Ocean Road at Nirranda.

The nearest well-known coastal features are Childers Cove and the Bay of Islands.

Look for the large, blue-and-white Butterfly Farm tourist signs, our large signboard in front of the house, and the tennis courts on the south side of the road.

From Geelong, Melbourne and other easterly centres:

Travel west on the Princes Highway, turning onto the Great Ocean Road just before reaching Allansford; follow the road through to Mepunga East and Nirranda.

Alternately, turn south to the Great Ocean Road at one of the clearly-marked roads at Winchelsea, Colac, Camperdown or Terang, then travel west.

From Warrnambool, Adelaide and other points west:

Travel east along the Princes Highway. Turn right at the Great Ocean Road turnoff just past Allansford, and follow the road through Mepunga East and Nullawarre, to Nirranda.

GPS Navigation
If you are using a GPS you need to enter
3155 Great Ocean Road Nirranda 3268.
Note that some GPS' say 3154 instead of 3155.

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Butterfly Farm sign

— Along the Great Ocean Road —

The most scenic way to reach us from Melbourne!

Take the freeway to Geelong, then south to the coast at Torquay. Travel west through Anglesea, Lorne, Apollo Bay, Lavers Hill, Princetown, Port Campbell and Peterborough.

Allow plenty of time for this trip, (we suggest a full day) as you will want to stop at the many attractions along the way, and enjoy the varying scenery, from sweeping ocean vistas, to dense rainforest, to open countryside, and, along "our" stretch of the coast, the magnificent coastal rock formations and imposing cliffs.

After the Bay of Islands the road turns inland, through several corners, a final sweeping left turn at the Curdievale (“Boggy Creek”) intersection then leads to Nirranda.

Loch Ard Gorge

Loch Ard Gorge

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