Just 90 minutes from Mount Gambier, this picturesque coastal town transforms from a local’s seaside village to a bustling and holiday hotspot come summer. Holiday makers flock to Robe to soak up the sun on long sandy white beaches and kick …

Robe is a town and fishing port located in the Limestone Coast of South Australia. The town's distinctive combination of historical buildings, ocean, fishing fleets, lakes and dense bush attracts many tourists.

The colourful and interactive Robe Art Map. The map itself and all the icons are created by a local Robe artist with a passion for adventure and story telling. Immerse yourself in the map and discover a more unique way to experience Robe.

Robe is one of the most charming and unspoilt holiday destinations in Australia. Located on Guichen Bay, it combines a dramatic rocky, windswept coastline with a number of attractive and secluded beaches including the beautiful, 17 km long Long Beach.

Aug 5, 2023 · Robe is one of Australia’s most charming and unspoilt holiday destinations. Located on Guichen Bay on South Australia’s southern coast, it combines a dramatic rocky, windswept coastline with several attractive and secluded beaches including the beautiful 11km-long stretch suitably called Long Beach.

Explore the back beaches of Robe at Little Dip Conservation Park and enjoy some of the most beautiful 4WD tracks in the Limestone Coast. While the dunes are exciting, the coastline is the main show – with its rugged limestone cliffs, stony reefs and tide pools waiting to be explored.

The District Council of Robe is located in one of the most diverse and exciting areas within South Australia. Situated along South Australia's magnificent Limestone Coast, this historic seaside port has much to offer the visitor and local alike.

Nestled between Melbourne and Adelaide on the Limestone Coast in South Australia, the tiny town of Robe (population: roughly 1600) is known for its rich history, great fishing and beautiful beaches, lakes and bushland.

Robe is approximately three and a half hours by road from Adelaide and approximately six hours by road from Melbourne, a central point between the Great Ocean Road and Southern Ocean Drive trails. Robe is an iconic holiday destination.

Tucked away on South Australia's rugged Limestone Coast, Robe has a remarkable history. The picturesque seaside town sits on the shores of Guichen Bay, named in honour of a French Admiral after it was sighted by explorer Nicolas Baudin, in 1802.