11 Nov – 13 Nov 2026
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1 room · 2 adults
Southern Ocean Lodge
Hanson Bay, Karatta - SEE MAP
Highlights
Free Wi-Fi
Complimentary internet access
24-hour service
Round-the-clock front desk
Check-in: 14:00
Check-out: 10:30
Facilities
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24-hour reception
Accessibility features
Bar
Wi-Fi
Pets allowed (under 5 kg)
About us
Location
A great hotel to have a nice rest before long walks around the city. Hotel «Southern Ocean Lodge» is located in Karatta. This hotel is located in 9 km from the city center.
At the hotel
You can stop by the bar. Wi-Fi is available on the premises. Ask for more information when checking-in.
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Very good
Location rating score
Excellent location · Inside city center
Exceptional for walking
Closest airports
- Melbourne Tullamarine 736 km
- Sydney Kingsford Smith 1326 km
- Ngurah Rai Bali 3742 km
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Facilities
24-hour receptionAccessibility featuresBarWi-FiPets allowed (under 5 kg)
Location
Hanson Bay, Karatta
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Check-in: from 14:00
Check-out: until 10:30
Check-in / check-out
Check-in from 14:00 · check-out by 10:30
There are paved paths around the lodge’s grounds, and one of the Flinders Suites has been adapted (with an aided bathroom and level floors) for guests with limited mobility. But please note that although cars taking guests to excursions have ample room inside, they aren’t equipped with ramps and require a small step up.
The wrought iron Kangaroo that stands proud in reception is the only part of the original Southern Ocean Lodge that survived South Australia’s 2020 bushfires – they now call him ‘Sunshine’.
There are paved paths around the lodge’s grounds, and one of the Flinders Suites has been adapted (with an aided bathroom and level floors) for guests with limited mobility. But please note that although cars taking guests to excursions have ample room inside, they aren’t equipped with ramps and require a small step up.
The wrought iron Kangaroo that stands proud in reception is the only part of the original Southern Ocean Lodge that survived South Australia’s 2020 bushfires – they now call him ‘Sunshine’.