The Shack Port Albert

The Shack Port Albert An authentic 1900's fisherman's cottage. The Shack is an authentic fisherman's cottage located in the centre of the township of Port Albert.

It is only a short walk to the waterfront, pub and restaurant. Originally built in 1910 on a large block, the shack has been lovingly restored and is now available for your pleasure. The Shack offers a fully-fenced, pet-friendly environment with plenty of off-street, boat and car parking. There is even room for a tent for extra kids! This 2 bedroom house accommodates 5 with a queen-size bed in one

room and a double bunk bed in the other. There are plenty of extra blankets, linen and towels supplied. The living area has a cast-iron wood heater to keep you warm with plenty of firewood available. BBQ, microwave and full gas stove for cooking. TV with in-built DVD player and USB port. A great yard for footy and cricket with an outdoor setting and fish cleaning table. What more could you want. We hope you love it as much as we do!

27/04/2025

If you would be interested in staying at The Shack send us a message. 🤩🤩🤩

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Keep checking in to see when we will be renting out the shack.
26/04/2025

Keep checking in to see when we will be renting out the shack.

26/04/2025

Stay tuned for updates on the rental status of The Shack...we may be reopening soon...:)

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30/03/2022

BOOKED from Good Friday.

Hello! The Shack is now a long term rental, however, our next tenant is moving in after the school holidays!
This means The Shack is available for Easter and all the holidays at the moment.
We have a queen bed. The second bedroom is empty, so you would need to bring your own stretcher/air beds. All crockery, utensils available. BBQ ✔. Pet friendly. Plenty of off street parking.

19/01/2021

If you missed out on tickets to the Forum Melbourne why not come and see us at the Music Bowl. Feb 1st.
Tickets on sale Thursday 21 Jan at 12pm.

Arts Centre Melbourne
Melbourne Music Week

17/01/2021

It is with some sadness that we announce that The Shack is no longer available for holiday accommodation. We will let you know when this changes. Thank you to our many loyal guests. 💕💕💕💕

06/08/2020
If only one good thing comes out of this lockdown it’s the fact that we all get to eat Wiggys great take away for the ne...
02/08/2020

If only one good thing comes out of this lockdown it’s the fact that we all get to eat Wiggys great take away for the next six weeks !!!

22/07/2020

Christopher Bruce Robinson. Born in Yarram, Christopher spent his early years at Port Albert and was educated at Port Albert primary and Yarram high schools. Later, when the family moved to Melbourne, he attended Melbourne High School, where he matriculated in 1970. Christopher maintained a strong connection to Port Albert and for many years he planted native trees at every opportunity and had a special interest in caring for the native flora and fauna around Port Albert. Deeply respecting the Kurnai/Gunai indigenous peoples and their culture, he developed close contact with the elders of the area. This respect for nature and the natural order of things sparked his campaigns with Greenpeace. Christopher worked tirelessly on the front line of numerous campaigns and helped make Greenpeace a globally recognised environmental voice. Christopher was a quiet, determined man, an exceptional navigator and sailing captain who’s passion and great contribution to the environment has been recognised through the renaming of the Old Port Trail, Port Albert to Christopher Robinson Walking Trail. The trail is maintained by the Wellington Shire Council and Parks Victoria. The trail begins at Stockyard Point in Port Albert, marked by signage commemorating the achievements of Christopher. Further on it passes through Nooramunga Marine & Coastal Park, a world class wetland. Declared in 1986, the Parks protect over 58,000 ha of stunning marine and coastal habitat. A fitting tribute to an outstanding man.
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51 Queen Street
Port Albert, VIC
3971

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0419342914

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